Romain de Wolff

The daily team standup is appreciated as a valued part of the routine, even though most participants are typically sitting at their desks rather than actually standing up, and there is an emphasis on keeping people at the center of the practice.

Whisperit v3, preparing to ship in early 2026, represents a deliberate effort to double down on what has already proven effective — voice-driven drafting, fast document creation, styling, templates, and the broader vision of an AI-native legal operating system. The product direction has been shaped by thousands of exchanges with lawyers worldwide over the past eighteen months, generating a deep, well-documented understanding of legal teams' pain points. Early testers have responded with strong enthusiasm, regularly asking when the final version will be available. At the same time, the push to pack in so many features revealed a challenge: larger law firms with hundreds or even a thousand lawyers found the scope of change intimidating, viewing the switch to a young company as risky. In response, the decision was made to simplify by thinking in terms of modules, standalone features, APIs, and integrations, allowing firms to adopt at their own pace rather than facing an all-or-nothing transition.