FirmRx began as one law firm's internal project. It's now a platform built by a lawyer and a builder who knew exactly which parts of running a firm needed to change.
FirmRx is built and run by two co-founders who bring both sides of the problem to the table — the day-to-day reality of practicing law, and the technical execution to actually fix it.
Chad has practiced law for nearly 30 years and spent the last 12 running his own firm. He's lived every inefficiency FirmRx was built to remove — the manual discovery tracking, the disconnected tools, and the hours of billable time lost to administrative busywork.
Before FirmRx, Ryan built three mobile apps, ran his own web design company, and worked on AI-driven workflow automation for other businesses. He translates Chad's decades of legal-operations experience into software that actually works the way a law firm does.
"What began as a website and an app for one firm turned into a system saving hours every week — and capturing far more billable time than before."
FirmRx didn't start as a pitch deck. Ryan built a website for Chad's law firm, and a mobile app for Chad's clients.
As Ryan brought Chad's ideas to life — automating the small, repetitive tasks Chad had spent decades wishing away — the project became something bigger than a website. It turned into a full system: one that saved the firm hours of work every week and captured significantly more billable time than the old process ever had.
What began as one firm's internal tool became the foundation for FirmRx — built to give every law firm the same advantage, without having to build it themselves.
Most legal tech is founded by outsiders chasing the same handful of well-known problems — research, drafting, e-discovery for the big litigation shops. FirmRx was built differently: around the small, unglamorous, day-to-day friction that only a lawyer who has run their own practice for over a decade would ever think to fix.
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