Mako grew out of work we were already doing inside an active law practice. Mr. Sharkey built and refined AI workflow systems for his own firm — contract review, client intake, matter summaries, meeting workflows, and more. These were production systems, not experiments. They were developed to solve real operational problems under real professional responsibility obligations, and they materially changed how we approach routine legal work.
What we found is that most firms need more than a tool. They need someone who understands both the technology and the realities of practicing law. How matters actually move, where attorney judgment is non-negotiable, and what it takes to deploy AI responsibly inside a professional services firm. Mako was built to provide exactly that.