Clio provides legal AI and law firm software for legal professionals, combining practice administration with research, drafting, and matter workflows.
Clio develops software for legal professionals and law firms of all sizes. Founded in 2008 by Jack Newton and Rian Gauvreau, the company now presents its offering as the Intelligent Legal Work Platform, bringing AI into both firm operations and legal practice. Its website reports that more than 400,000 legal professionals use its systems. The platform includes Clio Manage, Clio Grow, Clio Draft, and Clio Work. Listed capabilities include time tracking, billing, document management, electronic signatures, and client communications. Within Clio Work, Clio Docket connects court developments with research, strategy, and drafting; resulting documents, deadlines, and follow-up actions can pass into Clio Manage. Clio publishes per-user pricing for its software.
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