Darius Kaler · Entrepreneur, lawyer & software founder

Put AI to work.
Keep judgment in the loop.

I help founders connect business processes, legal requirements and software—so their teams can put AI to practical use.

Darius Kaler, entrepreneur, lawyer and software founder
Based in Frankfurt am Main · Working in German and English
LAW / BUSINESS / SOFTWAREThree perspectives. One connection.

Legal practice

KALER Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH

Software projects

SILCROW & KALINA

One connected perspective

Business decisions, legal judgment and working systems

How I can help

From a business question
to a practical next step.

For founder-led businesses, professional services and software teams working through AI adoption.

01

AI Opportunity Review

Choose a process worth improving. Understand the value, data requirements and constraints before committing to a build.

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02

AI Governance & Legal Strategy

Turn questions about data, responsibility and vendors into rules your team can use.

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03

Workflow Design & Implementation

Connect a selected process to the tools your team uses, with clear approvals and a workable handover.

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Projects & practice

Experience you can
put into context.

Legal practice and own software projects inform the questions I ask about implementation. These are my ventures, rather than client case studies.

01
Legal practice

KALER

Attorney & managing director

KALER Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH advises businesses on legal matters. Contracts, responsibilities and company decisions form the practical context for my work.

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02
Legal software

SILCROW

Founder & software development

A software project connecting law-firm processes, including matters, documents, deadlines and client communication.

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03
AI & legal knowledge

KALINA

Founder & software development

An AI software project focused on legal knowledge and research. It brings questions about sources, review and information handling into the product design.

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The approach

Understand. Define.
Build and review.

Start with one process and agree on what useful, acceptable output looks like.

  1. 01

    Understand the process

    Identify the people, information, handovers and decisions involved.

  2. 02

    Define the rules

    Agree on data use, responsibility, review criteria and the boundaries of a pilot.

  3. 03

    Build and review

    Test the workflow, examine failures and put ownership and documentation in place.

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Speaking

Give your audience
a clearer next decision.

Talks and workshops connecting business processes, AI governance and the practical experience of building legal software.

  • From AI Experiments to Working Business Processes
  • AI Governance for Founder-Led Companies
  • Building Software Where Legal Judgment Matters
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Insights

For your next
working session.

Business processes · 5 min

How to choose your first AI workflow

A practical assessment of repetition, review effort and the cost of getting it wrong.

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Vendor decisions · 5 min

Questions to resolve before choosing an AI vendor

Connect the intended use, information flow and contractual review before selecting a tool.

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Workflow design · 4 min

Make human review a defined part of the workflow

Specify who reviews what, using which information, before the next action is allowed.

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The playbook

Choose one process.
Make the decisions visible.

A practical working guide for choosing an AI use case, defining data boundaries and planning human review. Available directly, without an email gate.

The AI Workflow Playbook

Your next step

One process is
a good place to start.

Tell me where work gets delayed, repeated or difficult to review. We can discuss what an appropriate next step looks like.

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