Mean Jesse

Mean Jesse

Personalized software for the people who do the work, in the office or out.

Mean Jesses LLC is the company behind DeedScribe, MedicaidHQ, and TallyHi.

System status

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Founder

Founded by Jessica Wilson

I am a practicing trusts & estates attorney in Brooklyn, New York. I wrote code in the 1990s, then spent the following decades practicing law. I have been getting back to coding this past year. Claude Code is what brought me back. Since then I have built and launched three products while running my practice.

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Products

Part no. MJ-001

DeedScribe

Function
Prepares New York deeds and the full recording package (the RP-5217, the cover letter, the county's recording requirements) for estate-planning attorneys.
Status
In use at two New York firms. Beta open to New York attorneys who work with deeds.
Demo reel · 1080pCaptions: EN

Part no. MJ-002

MedicaidHQ

Function
A platform for elder-law firms handling New York Medicaid applications: intake, document collection, bank-record review, forms, and case tracking, with staff and client portals.
Status
In pilot with two elder-law firms.
Demo reelPending

Walkthrough: not yet recorded

Part no. MJ-003

TallyHi

Function
A Mac billing app for expert witnesses and litigation consultants: cases, billable hours, invoices, engagement agreements. All data stays on the user's Mac.
Status
Released. Version 1.4.
Demo reel · 1080pCaptions: EN

Shop tools, open source

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In the workshop

Sloane

I am building a practice-management system that works alongside my existing legal software. Today, with me at the controls, it drafts estate planning documents when a client submits their questionnaire, reads my calendar and prepares me for each meeting, and dates and error-checks documents before a signing.

Once the workflow is right, it will become Sloane, an AI paralegal I will simply text or call.

Sloane will

  1. Draft documents
  2. Read the calendar
  3. Date + error-check before signing
  4. Take instructions by text or call

Status: on the bench Not yet in service

Technical drawing of Sloane, a robot paralegal, in two revisions, both marked not yet in service. Revision A is an exploded view: Sloane's parts laid out apart on the sheet with dashed assembly lines showing where each one seats. The parts are a head unit, an antenna with earpiece, a neck, a torso with a chest screen, two shoulder joints, two upper arms, two forearms with grippers, a date stamp, a pen, and a bench stand. Revision B shows the same parts assembled into Sloane: a slim robot whose head casing has the outline of a chin-length bob, with a visor and two lens eyes, a level mouth slot, panel seams on the chest that echo lapels, and a chest screen showing a document with a check mark. One gripper holds the pen and the other holds the date stamp, and she stands on the bench stand. In revision B, numbered balloons point to: 1 the pen, 2 the lens eyes, 3 the date stamp, 4 the antenna. 1 2 3 4
Fig. 03. Rev B. Sloane, general assembly. In development.

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How I build

  1. Confidentiality by design

    TallyHi keeps all data on the user's Mac.

  2. A human reviews the work

    I review everything before it goes out.

  3. By hand first

    I perfect the workflow by hand before handing it to an agent.

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Contact