iPhone · Practice companion

The practice, in your pocket.

A genuine companion to the Mac workstation: start a timer in a corridor, look up a client before a call, check a matter between hearings. It syncs with the same firm.

The Beagle iPhone home grid showing Time Entries, Clients, Contacts, Matters, Tasks, Expenses, Billing, Reports and Notes, with Settings in the tab bar.

What is on it

  • Live timer
  • Time entries
  • Clients
  • Contacts
  • Matters
  • Tasks
  • Expenses
  • Billing status
  • Reports
  • Settings
  • Sync

This screenshot is the shipping iPhone app. The nine tiles are the whole companion — it is not a scaled-down Mac.

Boundaries

What the iPhone does not do

Stated plainly, because implying otherwise would be a promise the app cannot keep.

Not on iPhone. The AI environment — AI Notepad, Matter Intelligence and provider configuration. The trust ledger. Conflict checking. OCR and the document workflow. Firm administration, import, and backup.

Why. These are workstation tasks. A conflict check before intake, a trust reconciliation, or an AI analysis over a whole matter file are things you do sitting down, on the machine that holds the file.

Together

One firm, two devices

Records you create on the phone are the same records the Mac has. What syncs, and what deliberately does not, is documented rather than assumed.

Capture where you are

Start and stop the timer against a matter, add an expense, tick off a task.

Look things up

Clients, contacts, matters and billing status, without going back to the desk.

Stay in step

Sync requires a configured backend, a signed-in account and a selected firm. Without them the device works locally.

The companion, documented

The Knowledge Base covers the iPhone app, its timer, and how it fits with the Mac.