Private legal workbench

Case notes that stay composed under pressure.

AttorneyNote keeps client notes, reference files, and case timelines organized in a private workspace built for attorneys who treat confidentiality as operating procedure.

No credit card required for the 7-day trial.

5 GB

encrypted file storage per subscription

7 days

free trial before billing starts

5 seats

included for small legal teams

Workflow

Everything is organized around the client record.

No sprawling practice suite. No decorative complexity. Just the durable pieces of a matter: who it belongs to, what happened, what is attached, and what date matters next.

01

Index the client

Create individual or company records with the details your notes need for context.

02

Capture the record

Write time-stamped notes, attach source files, and keep edits tied to the matter.

03

Track what is due

Court dates, hearings, deadlines, and meetings stay visible on the calendar.

Feature set

Lean tools for notes, dates, and documents.

Client index

Search across people, companies, notes, and matter context without digging through folders.

Case notes

Rich text notes with created and edited timestamps for a cleaner working record.

Calendar view

See notes and events by day, with client context attached to the date that matters.

File attachments

Attach PDFs, images, spreadsheets, CSVs, and supporting files to clients or notes.

Print-ready notes

Export clean note records for review, sharing, or internal documentation.

Mobile PWA

Add AttorneyNote to a home screen and work from any modern browser.

Pricing

One plan, built for small legal teams.

AttorneyNote keeps pricing plain: case notes, clients, calendar, file storage, and up to five team members in one monthly subscription.

Professional

$29.99 /month

  • Unlimited clients and notes
  • Calendar events and deadlines
  • 5 GB encrypted file storage
  • Print and PDF export
  • Mobile PWA
  • Up to 5 team members
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Built for attorney-client privilege.

Your notes are not advertising inventory, training material, or a shared dataset. They are your working record, and AttorneyNote is designed to keep them that way.

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