Querious is the AI notetaker for lawyers that goes beyond summarization. It joins your virtual meetings on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet and provides real-time legal insights without storing a full audio file or transcript of your conversation. It can also be used on demand for phone calls and in-person conversations.

Querious supports you by surfacing relevant legal issues and follow-up questions in real time, flagging moments that need documentation or follow-up, surfacing statutes, regulations, or guidance tied to the conversation, and capturing billing details and key takeaways automatically.

Querious is built specifically for attorneys. Everything it does is designed to enhance your judgment, not replace it. The result? The ability to deliver sharper advice and reduce administrative time.

Yes. Querious is designed to support lawyers across a wide range of practice areas including business and corporate law, employment and labor, estate planning, real estate, healthcare compliance, intellectual property, and general litigation.

Because Querious uses patent-pending real-time legal AI rather than static templates, checklists, or decision trees, it adapts to the unique flow of every client conversation. Querious is used by solo practitioners, boutique firms, and multi-practice law firms, each using it to deliver sharper client advice and reduce the administrative burden of legal practice.

If you have a highly specialized practice, contact us to explore how Querious can be configured to your workflow.

This is one of the most important questions lawyers ask before adopting any AI tool, and the answer depends entirely on the safeguards built into the platform.

When attorneys adopted email, cloud storage, and virtual meeting platforms, the legal profession concluded that these technologies did not waive privilege as long as users had a reasonable expectation of privacy and adequate security safeguards were in place.

Querious is built from the ground up to meet that standard. Unlike general purpose AI notetakers, Querious does not create or retain a full audio file or transcript of your conversation. It automatically removes personally identifiable information from transcribed text, deploys privately hosted LLMs so your data never touches a public AI model, operates within a SOC 2 Type II certified secure cloud environment, and uses end-to-end encryption across all data in transit and at rest.

Querious has written extensively on the use of AI notetakers in legal practice and delivered CLEs for state bars and malpractice insurance companies across the country. See e.g., AI That Listens Like a Lawyer: A Side-by-Side Comparison of General AI Notetakers and Legal Conversational Intelligence. Based on that research and existing ethics guidance, Querious is designed to be used without waiving attorney-client privilege. We encourage you to review the guidance applicable in your jurisdiction and are happy to discuss your analysis.

No. Querious retains zero audio and stores no full transcripts after each conversation. PII is removed before any conversation analysis, and your data never trains an AI model. Unlike general purpose AI notetakers, Querious was built from the ground up with confidentiality as the core requirement, not an afterthought. We are SOC 2 Type II certified, leverage privately deployed LLMs, and use end-to-end encryption across all data in transit and at rest. Attorneys can also customize their data retention period or request deletion at any time.

Most general purpose AI notetakers record and store your full conversation. Querious does not. That distinction matters for preserving attorney-client privilege, maintaining client confidentiality, and complying with a variety of other privacy laws.

Here is how Querious is different from other AI tools lawyers are evaluating. Querious never uses your data to train AI models. Querious does not create a full audio file or transcript of your conversation. The default data retention period for post-meeting summaries is 60 days, and attorneys can shorten this or request deletion at any time. Unlike platform-specific assistants such as Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini, Querious works across all three major meeting platforms, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet. And unlike tools that require prompt engineering, Querious handles the prompting behind the scenes so attorneys can follow their natural workflow.

Querious is the legal AI platform built specifically for lawyers who need their AI tools to be private, compliant, and purpose-built for legal work.

Querious costs less per month than one billable hour. Most attorneys see a return on their investment in the first conversation.
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Attorneys who use Querious estimate spending close to five hours per day in conversations. They report saving at least six minutes of non-billable, administrative work per hour of conversation due to features like the auto-drafted billing entry. This efficiency gain adds up to 125 hours of reduced administrative time per year for a single attorney.
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Here is what that looks like in practice. One attorney spending 1,250 hours per year in conversations saves an estimated 125 hours of administrative work annually using Querious. If that attorney converts that time to billable work, which Querious helped identify through real-time issue-spotting, an attorney billing at $353 per hour and using Querious has an annual revenue opportunity of at least $44,125.

Yes. Querious pushes meeting notes and billing entries directly into Clio, Smokeball, and other practice management platforms via an API, so nothing gets manually re-entered.

Querious also integrates with Microsoft Outlook and Google Calendar to automatically attend your meetings across Teams, Zoom, and Google Meet.

Querious is the AI notetaker for lawyers that fits within your natural workflow, without requiring you to change how you work.