Opposing counsel reaches you on day one.
Counsel you have emailed before is on your guest list automatically. New counsel pays a small cover charge that takes seconds, then they are in for good. No waiting for a paralegal to whitelist them.
What this audience is up against.
Numbers from public sources, attributed below each card. None of these problems are hypothetical.
$2.9B
Source: FBI IC3 Internet Crime Report 2023
$5.08M
Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024
91%
Source: ABA 2023 TechReport (Cybersecurity)
What changes when Rythm is on.
Three concrete scenarios, written for this audience.
Wire instructions never arrive from a stranger.
Real estate closings, settlement disbursements, retainer transfers. A spoofed wire request from someone outside your guest list lands in the held-for-review folder, not your inbox. You decide when to act on it.
Privileged communication stays in your inbox.
Rythm scans incoming messages for one thing then discards everything. Your conflict checks, settlement drafts, and client memos are never copied, never indexed, never trained on.
What Rythm is not for, here.
Rythm is not an e-discovery platform, not a matter management system, not a calendaring tool, and not a replacement for your bar association cyber-insurance carrier. It will not generate a privilege log, redline a contract, or Bates-stamp an exhibit. Rythm sits in front of your inbox and decides who gets through. Everything else stays where it lives today.
One plan. One price.
Keep your existing Gmail or Outlook. Cancel anytime.
$1.65
per month
Annual on Lightning includes one bonus month. See full pricing.
Frequently asked
Related reading.
Curated for this audience.
Email security for solo attorneys
A field guide for sole practitioners on inbox protection, BEC defense, and protecting privileged communication.
7 min
Wire fraud in real estate closings, and the email layer
How spoofed wire instructions reach the inbox, and the simplest layer that stops them at the door.
8 min
Business email compromise survival guide
BEC is the single most expensive email attack class. Here is the order of operations for small firms.
10 min
