Free tech tips · Built in practice

Print Pixels

Scroll to run the film

You run a practice.
The paper never stops.

The right tools turn print into pixels.

Designed, built, and battle-tested
in a working law practice.

The workbench is open

Free tips. No catch.

I'm a practicing attorney, and I've spent 40 years writing code, from Applesoft Basic in my parents' printshop to Java and Python at my publishing companies and law practice.

01 · The toolbox

It stays free.

I built these to run my own practice. They work, so I'm not going to keep them in a drawer. Difficulty runs BEG beginner · INT intermediate.

02 · Not on the list ↗

One tool I keep off the public page.

Leave an email and I'll send you PrivSweep: the check you run before you hit send. You'll also get a heads-up when new tools land here. The email's optional for everything else. For this one, it's the price of admission.

  • Flags names, SSNs, account & matter identifiers
  • Reads document metadata you forgot was there
  • Runs locally; nothing leaves your machine

Optional. No spam. Just new tools as they ship.

03 · Membership · From launch forward

Two plans. Every price is a date.

We're lawyers and history buffs, so we priced this the only way that felt right. Every number here is an important date in American self-government. Read the footnotes; the math tells the story. Yes, I'm a history geek.

Practical Base tier

$0.00/mo

per month · billed annually

Every downloadable skill and tech tip we publish, from launch forward. The playbook, ready to run.

  • Every skill & tech tip, from launch forward
  • The playbook, ready to run
  • Free tools page stays yours, always
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Memberships open at launch. Leave your email above and you'll be first in.

The numbers, decoded

$17.91
1791: the Bill of Rights ratified
$12.15
Dec 15, 1791: the day it became law
$9.17
Sep 17, 1787: the Constitution signed
$6.21
Jun 21, 1788: the ninth state ratified, and it took effect
$18.36
1836: a republic of your own

04 · Who builds this

Made at the bench, not in a boardroom.

Practical Legal Tech is the workbench behind the practice: the guides, skills, and hard-won fixes I use to get actual work done, written up as I go. The signal here is simple. I'm a practicing attorney who builds and runs these tools, then hands them over. Everything gets tested in a live practice before it lands on this page.

It's the companion to the Practical Legal Tech channel; same idea, longer form. New tools and guides get posted here as they're built. Published through Chariton Media.

Tested in practice Free tools stay free From Print to Pixels
Engraved illustration of a workbench: print-shop tools on one side, a glowing laptop on the other