Laurel
AI time platform that automatically captures and analyzes how professionals spend time at accounting, consulting, and law firms.
About
Laurel is a San Francisco-based AI Time platform for professional services firms that automatically captures, categorizes, and analyzes how professionals spend their time, serving clients such as EY, Freshfields, and Grant Thornton. Founded in 2016 by Ryan Alshak (formerly Time by Ping), it received a strategic investment from Workday Ventures in 2025.
Leadership
founders · executives- Ryan AlshakFounder
Recent moves
funding · M&A · launches- Aug 11, 2025
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