January 21 to 22, 2027 Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando, Orlando, FL
Two days in Orlando building AI into your law firm
CloudCon is a hands-on AI bootcamp for small firm owners and their teams. Bring your laptop and a real problem from your firm. You'll build along with the speakers, and you'll go home with one or two things already working.
Tickets are $1,499, plus $749 for a second person from your firm.
★★★★★
"The Cloud AI Summit was the most valuable conference I've ever attended."
★★★★★
"The Cloud AI Summit was by far the best conference I've attended."
What CloudCon is
In June we ran our first in-person event, the Cloud AI Summit, in Orlando. We had 40 tickets, and they sold out. The room had everyone from firm owners who had never opened Claude to people already working in Claude Code.
By the end of the second day, attendees were presenting things like an intake lead-scoring app, an expungement eligibility screener and a KPI dashboard pulling live numbers from Clio and Gusto. A legal assistant built a probate file tracker for the firm.
CloudCon is the bigger version of that event, with room for 100. We rebuilt the format around what those 40 attendees told us to change.
See what changed
"We did not go home with ideas, we went home with stuff done."
How it's different from most conferences
We call it a bootcamp because you're working the whole time. Here's what that means in practice.
How the two days work
Day 1, Thursday
Workshops
Every speaker teaches one hands-on workshop, up to an hour. You follow along on your own laptop, so you finish each session with something working.
Day 2, Friday
Tables by skill level
You pick a table that fits you, from first-timer to advanced. Each one is led by an expert, and the speakers stay on the floor on Day 2 helping people who get stuck.
Day 2, 3:00
Show-and-tell
The day ends with show-and-tell for anyone who wants to share what they built, and you don't have to present. Last time people only got a minute each, so this time it gets 90 minutes.
If you've never opened Claude
You won't be the only one. Every ticket includes the AI Basics Kickstart, a beginner guide we're releasing by January 1 so you can get set up before you arrive. On Day 2 you'll sit at a table with people at your level.
Why I started CloudCon
I grew up in my mom's law firm. I went on to law school, and right before I graduated, AI completely took over my fascination. I've been doing this ever since.
I've been to so many conferences, and I watched my mom go to even more. You come home with a notebook full of ideas and no time to build any of them.
So I started running events for people like my mom, where you actually learn how to build these things yourself. You see the back end, you watch how it works step by step, and you get real time during the event to build your own.
We're a small team, and we ran the first one in June. The people in that room told us exactly what to fix: tables by skill level, more time to build and more time to show their work. CloudCon has all three.
I'd love to have you there.
Rachel Huff
Founder, Cloud925
Some of what you could build
These all came out of the Summit or our work with firms since. Pick one or two before you come, or bring your own idea.
A daily morning briefing
Claude reads your calendar and inbox each morning and sends you the day's deadlines, new leads and anything that needs you.
A tech audit of everything you pay for
Give Claude your card statements and it lists every subscription, what it costs, where two tools overlap and when each one renews.
An intake lead-scoring app
Your intake team enters a new inquiry and gets a fit score based on your own screening criteria before the consult is booked.
Email filing into the right matter
Staff file a client email and its attachments to the matter in your case management system without downloading and re-uploading.
A firm KPI dashboard
Pull live numbers from Clio, QuickBooks, Gusto or Google Analytics into one dashboard that refreshes on its own.
A discovery skill
A Claude skill that organizes a document production, summarizes it and flags what to read first.
Who comes
Small firm owners and the people who run the firm with them. You can bring a second person from your firm for $749.
Firm owners
Solo attorneys and managing partners
You decide where the firm's time and tech budget go. You'll see what's worth building in your own firm and what isn't.
Operations managers
Firm administrators and COOs
You keep the systems running. You'll connect AI to the tools you already have, like your case management system and your email.
Office managers
Office managers and legal admins
Intake, scheduling and follow-up take up most of your day, and that's where a lot of the builds on our list start.
Paralegals
Paralegals and legal assistants
At the Summit last June, one legal assistant built a probate file tracking system for the firm.
Speakers
Each speaker teaches a workshop on Day 1 and stays on the floor on Day 2 to help you build. Rachel's workshop is "Building an AI workforce for your law firm," and we'll add the other session titles as they're confirmed.
What people built at the Summit
From the feedback forms attendees filled out afterward, in their words.
"I came in never having built anything with AI. I left feeling like I have what it takes to be on the leading edge of AI in our notoriously archaic industry."
A KPI dashboard
Live data from Gusto, Clio and Google Drive, with daily billable pacing
ClioGustoGoogle DriveBuilt by a legal assistant
A probate file tracking system
An intake lead-scoring app
An expungement eligibility screener
Client case-status reports
Sent as a PDF, plus a staff past-due sheet that creates urgent tasks
A scheduled daily morning briefing
A Medicaid tracker
A discovery skill
Fillable client intake forms
A social media operating system
What attendees said
"The Cloud AI Summit was by far the best conference I've attended. I learned from industry experts and connected with firms across the country. The hands-on training let my team put what we learned into action immediately, and we're already seeing daily benefits from the practical applications."
"It wasn't just about learning what AI can do. It was about actually applying it to real workflows and seeing the opportunities it creates. I left with practical ideas that I can implement right away."
"The AI fog was cleared and I walked out of this summit with so much more useful information than when I walked in. It also expanded my mind about what I can use and build with AI both personally and professionally."
"Attorneys, bring yourself and your staff! They are the ones who will create and administer the timesaving projects you will learn to create."
The Cloud925 Hub
The Hub is our membership for small firms. Every week Rachel runs a live 30-minute build-along and open office hours, and members get our library of guides, SOPs and courses. You can use it to get set up before Orlando, keep building after, or learn the same way from home if January doesn't work for you.
See the Hub$199 a month
Per firm, with up to 3 logins
- Weekly live build-along with Rachel
- Weekly open office hours
- Resource library and courses
- Tool directory
See you in Orlando
January 21 to 22, 2027 at the Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando, Disney Springs Area. Tickets are $1,499, and $749 for a second person from your firm.