People need to be able to get legal services just as fast as anything else.

You know, my thing is that you shouldn't be able to order a pizza faster than you can legal services, right?

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gitlatka.com. Hello, everyone. My guest today is Jordan Gather. He's building a tool called

Law Pocket, which makes the law easier, not harder.

Jordan, you're ready to take us to the top?

Absolutely.

Thanks for coming on.

So tell us a little bit, what does the company do and what's your plan to make money?

Your pre-revenue today, so what's your plan to make money here?

So what we're doing is we are synthesizing legal information and referring people to attorneys. We're going to be using a pay per month model in order to get revenue.

And so what we're doing is we're creating a legal marketplace.

And so what we're doing is making the app affordable and necessity for non-legal users,

but mainly the app is going to provide features that legal people's and legal providers will

be able to utilize.

And what happens right now is that legal providers are paying different prices for different legal tech services to be able to render services to people who need legal services.

And so what we're doing is we're putting it all in one place.

And so we're starting it out by making it easy for people to connect with the attorney and for those attorneys to be able to have

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