Ranked by consequence
Courts and registries before opposing counsel, partners before newsletters. The briefing weighs work the way a senior lawyer would.
Start every day already briefed
Each morning Parachute reads your mailbox, calendar, and matters, then ranks the day by what needs you first
Triage you can trust.
The first hour of a lawyer's day usually goes to working out what the day is. Parachute does that triage before you sit down, and shows its reasoning.
Deadlines with evidence
A due time only appears when there is a real deadline behind it, drawn from the email or the calendar event itself. No invented urgency.
Private to you
Your briefing reads your own mailbox and calendar. It is managed per person and never shared with anyone else at your firm.
What's in your briefing.
Not another inbox. Your briefing opens on the Today page each morning with the day already worked out.
- Your morning summary
- Two or three sentences on where the day stands, written like a chief of staff would put it.
- Top priority
- The single most important item, with its due time and the action to take.
- Important work
- Up to eight ranked items - who each one came from, why it matters now, and whether it is overdue, due today, or coming up.
- Your agenda
- The day laid out hour by hour, with a countdown to your next meeting and a peek at tomorrow.
- Since your briefing
- Emails that arrive after the briefing is generated, appended through the day so nothing slips past.
Top priority
File the amended defence in Hartley v Meade
Today 4:00 pmRegistry deadline confirmed in this morning's email from the court
Important work
- Today
Reply to opposing counsel on discovery timetable
Draft reply ready
- Today
Prepare for 2:30 pm settlement conference
Start meeting prep
- Tomorrow
Review the lease amendments for Corella Group
Go to matter
One click from briefed to working.
Every item in your briefing carries its next action, so reading the list and starting the work are the same motion.
Draft reply
An email that needs an answer comes with a draft ready to review, edit, and send. You stay in control of what goes out.
Go to matter
Work sitting in a matter takes you straight there, with the context already loaded.
Start meeting prep
A hearing or client meeting on the calendar becomes a prep session with one click.
Visit thread
Work you started yesterday is ranked alongside everything else, so half-finished drafts do not quietly disappear.
Set up before your coffee cools.
Step 1
Connect your mailbox
Sign in to Outlook once. Parachute spots emails that need a reply and the deadlines hiding inside them.
Step 2
Add your calendar
Optional, but your calendar often defines your deadlines. Hearings, meetings, and filing dates get planned into your day.
Step 3
Turn on your briefing
That's it. Tomorrow morning the Today page opens with your first briefing waiting.
Frequently asked questions.
Which email and calendar providers does the daily briefing support?
The daily briefing currently connects to Outlook through Microsoft 365, for both mail and calendar. Connecting your calendar is optional - the briefing works with your mailbox alone, but your calendar often defines your deadlines, so we recommend adding it.
What does Parachute read to build my briefing?
Your most recent inbox emails, your calendar for the next two days, and your recently updated Parachute matters and threads. It reads your inbox only - never your drafts or sent mail.
Can my colleagues see my briefing?
No. Your briefing is built from your own mailbox and calendar and is private to you. Connections are managed per person and never shared across the firm.
When is the briefing generated, and does it stay current?
Your briefing is generated fresh each morning in your local timezone. Through the day, new emails are checked and appended with a New badge, and everything that arrives after the briefing shows in the Since your briefing strip. You can also regenerate the whole briefing at any time.
Does Parachute send emails on my behalf?
No. When the briefing suggests a reply, Parachute prepares a draft for you to review and edit. Nothing is sent without you.
Do you train AI models on my emails or calendar?
No. Your emails, calendar events, and briefings are never used to train AI models. AI interactions are processed securely and are not shared across organisations.
Know what needs you first.
Book a demo and see tomorrow morning's briefing take shape from a real inbox and calendar.