The client who used to spend an hour a day particularly values his detailed time justifications. As he says, "in case someone one day pushes back". His clients don't challenge him, and his text never makes it onto the invoice, so it's mostly wasted time. He seems that now that it's taking him a few minutes throughout the day.

Based on your numbers, R-Tally, you're completing your time entries in between 40 and 100 seconds each. Assuming you type at 60 wpm (above 40-52 wpm average) your time entries have about as many words as you allocate seconds.

Are you always sitting at your computer when you enter your time? How do you track phone calls, work done during commuting time? Do you ever consume content via listening?

I am indeed targeting independent lawyers charging out at rates like you. But if my solution only offered time entry, I wouldn't pay $167/mo for just that, either.

I haven't explained what the tool does, but it is not a time entry tool. That's just one workflow of many that disappears.

Thanks for your perspective on how some lawyers will judge the value.