Dialogica Launches Voice-First Legal AI Platform Dia

Jun 16, 2026
Dialogica has launched Dia, a voice-first legal AI platform designed to automate non-billable tasks for lawyers while keeping firm data local and secure.

Dialogica has launched Dia, a voice-first legal AI platform designed to help lawyers automate routine tasks such as calendaring, timekeeping, redlining, and precedent searching. The company shared the news in a press release.

Dia operates locally within a law firm's environment, ensuring that sensitive data remains secure and confidential. The platform integrates with existing firm systems and aims to reduce non-billable workloads while increasing available billable time.

Dialogica is backed by Ground Up Ventures and legal industry leaders including Tom Glocer, former CEO of Thomson Reuters, and Scott Taylor, former General Counsel of Symantec. The company’s leadership includes CEO Austin Worrell, CTO Joshua Goodman, and President Scott Joachim, who brings nearly three decades of experience as a corporate attorney.

The platform focuses on the initial stages of legal work, where administrative and repetitive tasks often slow lawyers down. Dialogica positions Dia as a tool to improve efficiency without altering established workflows or compromising data security.

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