Iris 2.0 shipped on August 16, 2026 to every firm already running Iris, and every firm since. The conversations feel like someone listening. The mornings read like someone prepared them. This page is what changed, and why it matters at 11pm.
The second Iris.
Current release · August 16, 2026
What 2.0 is.
The second version of Iris centers on one thing: how the conversation feels. The difference shows up where it counts, in what people are willing to share at midnight.
A warmer conversation
Questions arrive in the order the story needs them, not the order a script does. Callers finish more of what they started to say.
Sharper qualification
Fewer weak cases reach attorney desks marked qualified, and fewer strong ones read as cold. The threshold stays the firm's; the aim is ours.
Spanish, designed natively
The Spanish conversation is written as Spanish, follow-ups, pacing, and the disclosure all read as first-language, not translated.
Dashboard reporting
Practice-area volume, qualification rates, and month-over-month comparison. The reporting partners asked for by name.
What a caller notices.
A script would have asked about insurance first, field three. Iris 2.0 asks about the daughter first, because that's what the story put in front of it.
The order isn't cosmetic. What people share, and how much, follows from whether the conversation behaves like someone listening.
Shipped to every firm.
Existing firms didn't buy 2.0. There was no migration, no re-embed, no new tag to add. Firms running Iris woke up on August 16 to the better version, and their configuration carried over untouched.
That's how releases work here: material changes reach firm admins by email fourteen days ahead, then land in the newsroom as the public record. Nothing changes silently.
See 2.0 answer something.
The demo link runs Iris 2.0 live, the conversation, the qualification, the summary, on a practice area you pick. No call, no obligation.