Backed by Antler

Antler writes the first check, often when a company is little more than its founders and the problem they refuse to let go of.

For Jacob and Abraham, that problem was the front desk of a law firm: calls that ring out after hours, intake forms nobody follows up on, and good cases lost to the firm that picked up first.

Antler bet on the two brothers and on the idea that an AI employee could take that work on, so the people at the firm can spend their time on clients.