UnKAnsciousWho it’s for · Lawyers & professional services
A client who has not heard from you does not know you are working.
The complaint is almost never about the work. It is about the three weeks of silence in the middle of it. GoalRunner reads your mail and keeps the client commitments and the outstanding requests visible — what you promised, what you are waiting on, and which matter has gone quiet.
For attorneys, accountants and professional services practitioners who answer their own correspondence and carry many matters at once.
- What it readsGmail is the only evidence source GoalRunner reads today.
- What it sendsNothing is sent without you.
- Where it isEarly access · $39/month
One product, one loop — read, remember, put one first, show the evidence, and let you decide. See GoalRunner do it.
The work that falls through the cracks
Not the substantive work. The correspondence around it, which is what the client actually experiences.
- The client who asked a short question ten days ago and has not been told that the answer is straightforward.
- The follow-up you promised at the end of a call — "I'll confirm that in writing" — which is the one thing from the call that has no file to live in.
- The document you requested from the client, which never came, which is why the matter has not moved and which the client believes is on you.
- The matter that has been quiet for a month because everything is genuinely pending, and the client cannot tell the difference between pending and forgotten.
- Opposing counsel's response that arrived inside a thread you had already read, so it is now four messages down a conversation you have mentally closed.
- The request from a referral source that is not urgent, will never be urgent, and is where the next matter comes from.
- The billing question raised in passing that will become a difficult conversation if it is left.
What GoalRunner notices
It reads incoming and sent correspondence, and it treats an unclosed loop as the unit of work.
Which clients are waiting on you
A question asked and not answered is an obligation you hold. It is raised with the client's own sentence quoted and dated, so you can see how long they have actually been waiting rather than how long it feels.
What you committed to in writing
Your own sent mail is where most of what you owe is recorded. "I'll send you a draft this week" is a commitment, and it comes back to you in your own words with the date.
What you requested and never received
You asked the client for the signed engagement letter, the statement, the document. Nothing came. That absence generates no notification anywhere — it is precisely the thing GoalRunner holds and returns at a stated time.
What it read and did not raise
Court notifications, filing confirmations, vendor mail, newsletters — everything set aside is listed with its reason and open to challenge. A quiet answer you can inspect is a quiet answer you can rely on.
What GoalRunner helps you do
Keep clients informed at the moment it is cheap to do so, rather than at the moment it is necessary.
See who is waiting, in order of what it costs
One sentence when you open it, then one item at a time — ordered by the cost of continued silence, not by what arrived most recently.
Answer with the correspondence in front of you
Each item carries what was actually written, dated and quoted. Where a reply is the right move the draft is composed from that correspondence, and you review it, edit it and send it.
Keep an outstanding request from disappearing
Mark it waiting when the next move belongs to the client or the other side. It leaves the queue and returns with the history attached rather than being remembered or not.
End the day with a bounded statement
When the last item clears, it says so — and it says it about your mail specifically, which is a claim it can actually stand behind.
What stays under your control
Read this section with your own professional obligations in mind. We would rather you assessed it than took our word for it.
It cannot send correspondence
GoalRunner prepares drafts. Every message that leaves your account was read and sent by you. There is no autonomous mode at any setting — nothing goes to a client, a court, or opposing counsel without you.
It gives no advice and reaches no conclusions about a matter
It tells you who is waiting and what was said. It does not analyse a matter, interpret a document, or suggest a position. What it advises is an act of correspondence — reply, follow up — never a substantive one.
It does not read your documents
GoalRunner reaches its conclusions from the text of your correspondence. It records that an attachment exists — name, type and size — and never opens, reads or interprets what is inside: it does not read a PDF, a contract, a filing or a statement to decide anything. When you open a conversation that has an attachment, GoalRunner fetches the file from Gmail so it can put a working download in front of you. It does not open, read or interpret what is inside, and it keeps no copy. A file over its size limit is never requested at all.
Your correspondence changes only at your instruction
No rules, no automatic filing, no background tidying. Marking something done records the outcome in GoalRunner and changes nothing in your mail. GoalRunner can carry out mailbox operations — a label, a draft — only at the moment you press it to; it never acts on its own or on a schedule.
On confidentiality, plainly. The text of your mail is sent to OpenAI's API, which acts as our service provider for the step that works out whether a message carries an obligation and to whom; our published privacy policy states that we do not use your mail to train any model and do not send it to anyone for that purpose, and it names every third party that receives any of it. UnKAnscious holds no security certifications today — not SOC 2, not ISO 27001, not HIPAA — and we are not going to imply otherwise on a web page. Whether that is compatible with your professional and ethical obligations, your engagement letters, and your firm's own policies is a determination for you, not for us, and we would rather you made it before connecting an account than after.
A realistic morning across a caseload
Illustrative, not a customer story.
- 8:15
One sentence: three things need you today. Across every matter, without opening any of them.
- 8:16
First: a client asked on the 8th whether a deadline had moved. It is the 18th. The answer takes one line and has cost ten days of that client's confidence. The advice is reply; the draft is ready and quotes their question.
- 8:20
Second: your own message from last Tuesday told a client you would confirm something in writing. You had not. You do.
- 8:24
Third: you asked a client on the 2nd for a document the matter cannot move without. Nothing came back. The advice is follow up. You send the request again and mark it waiting, so the delay is on the record rather than in your memory.
- 8:26
"That's everything in your mail. Nothing else there needs you today." Beneath it, everything it read and set aside with the reason for each — filing confirmations, a bar association newsletter, a vendor invoice already paid.
- 14:50
You open it between calls. It does not restart the day and does not re-present anything you cleared. Mail arrived; none of it changed the answer, so it says nothing.
Names, dates and counts are illustrative. GoalRunner is early-access software; no customer results are published, because there are none yet.
Common use cases
Client questions awaiting an answer
The short question that takes two minutes and has been sitting for nine days — usually the whole substance of a client-service complaint.
Promised follow-ups
The confirmation in writing you said you would send. Your own words, with the date you wrote them.
Outstanding client requests
Signed engagement letters, statements, documents you cannot proceed without. You asked once; the silence is what GoalRunner holds.
Matters that have gone quiet
Nothing recent in a relationship is not the same as nothing wrong. What is open, what was last said, and when — kept together and brought back rather than browsed for.
Opposing counsel and third parties
Responses arriving inside threads you have already read, which is the most reliable way for a real message to be missed.
Referral sources
The message with no deadline that is never first, and is where the next engagement comes from.
What GoalRunner will not do for you
The boundaries are part of the product, so they are stated rather than discovered.
No customer discovery has been conducted with this audience. This page describes the product's designed behaviour and nothing else — no results, no adoption, no quotes.
- It is not a practice management system, and it does not connect to one. No integration with case management, docketing, time and billing, or document management. Gmail is the only source it reads.
- It does not know your docket or your deadlines. It has no access to court systems and no calendar. A statutory or court deadline that lives outside your mail is invisible to it, and it will never imply that it is watching one.
- It gives no legal, tax, or professional advice, and reaches no conclusion about a matter. Its counsel is limited to acts of correspondence.
- It does not read documents to reach conclusions. Name, type and size only. It does fetch the file itself when you open a conversation that has one attached, so it can hand you a working download — and it keeps no copy.
- It does not report on your associates, paralegals or staff. One person's mail, one person's own obligations. Firm and staff visibility are not available today.
- UnKAnscious holds no security certifications. Whether GoalRunner is compatible with your confidentiality obligations is your determination to make, and we would rather you made it first.
- It costs $39 a month per person, and access is set up by hand. The pricing page states the whole of it, including the guarantee: if a month did not earn its $39, say so and we refund that month.
The same three bounds apply to every kind of work GoalRunner does: what it reads, what it will not do without you, and what you can take back. How they are enforced.
Questions practitioners ask
Is this compatible with my confidentiality and professional obligations?
That is your determination, and we will give you what you need to make it rather than an assurance. The facts. Your mail stays in Gmail and is not moved. GoalRunner works from message text and never opens, reads or interprets attachment contents — though it does fetch the file when you open a conversation that has one attached, so it can hand you a download, keeping no copy. The text of your mail is sent to OpenAI's API, which acts as our service provider for that step, and our privacy policy states we do not use your mail to train any model or send it to anyone for that purpose. Disconnecting Gmail deletes the credential but does not by itself delete what GoalRunner has already recorded; revoking our access at Google is the authoritative way to end it; there is no automatic deletion schedule, and deletion is done by hand, in writing, when you ask. To check the product's accuracy we keep frozen copies of real mail in a private, access-controlled store and a person reads them — only for a mailbox whose owner has agreed to it. And UnKAnscious holds no security certifications today. If your engagement letters or your firm's policy restrict the processors you may use, or bar a third party from reading client correspondence, that should be settled before an account is connected, not after. All of it is set out on the privacy page.
Does it track court deadlines or my docket?
No. It has no connection to court systems, no docketing, and no calendar access. It reads mail. If a deadline exists only in a docket, GoalRunner does not know it exists and will never suggest that it does.
Will it read the contracts and filings attached to my mail?
Not to reach any conclusion. It records that an attachment exists — its name, its type, its size — and never opens, reads or interprets what is inside. When you open a conversation that has an attachment, GoalRunner fetches the file from Gmail so it can put a working download in front of you. It does not open, read or interpret what is inside, and it keeps no copy. A file over its size limit is never requested at all.
Can it reply to a client or to opposing counsel for me?
No. It prepares drafts. Everything that leaves your account was read and sent by you. There is no setting that changes this.
Does it give any opinion on the substance of a matter?
No, and it is designed not to. It says who is waiting and what was written. What it recommends is an act of correspondence — reply, follow up — never a position, an interpretation, or a course of action on the matter itself.
Can my firm use it — can I see what my associates owe?
Not today. GoalRunner works on one person's mail and reports on that person's own obligations. There is no firm-wide view, no shared queue, and no supervision feature.
Can it help with conflicts checking or intake?
No. It does not perform conflicts checks, it does not screen intake, and it should not be relied on for either.
What does it cost?
GoalRunner Founding Member is $39 a month — one person, one GoalRunner workspace, and the Gmail accounts you connect to it. There is no per-mailbox charge. It renews monthly until you cancel, and the pricing page states the whole of it, including the guarantee: if a month did not earn its $39, say so and we refund that month.
Also commonly asked
- Do you have SOC 2, ISO 27001, or HIPAA compliance?
- Is my mail used to train AI models?
- Can my team use it? Can I see what my staff owe?
Every general question about GoalRunner is answered in one place: the GoalRunner FAQ.
Look at your own correspondence first.
Before anything else, it is worth seeing what GoalRunner says about the mail you already have — and settling the confidentiality question on facts rather than on a page. Each account is set up by hand, one at a time.