The builders and the practice.
Jubal is two founders who have been arguing about what software gets wrong for thirty years.
Tim Meade
Tim has been building software other people depend on since the early nineties, when he created PKZip Multi-Platform and helped establish the ZIP standard — compression the world still runs on every day. Since then: telephone networks, messaging infrastructure, developer platforms, and two Inc. 500 companies. Jubal is the system he has been circling his whole career: software with judgment, built for professionals whose work is judgment.
Ken Ronan
Ken has practised law in Florida for forty years. His firm — exactly the kind Jubal is built for — has handled the matters that never make legal dramas: closings, estates, disputes, the daily machinery of clients' lives. He has spent thirty of those years telling Tim what software gets wrong about law practice.
The rest of the team is small, senior, and hiring.
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