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Court diary
Free for the firm owner Nothing to install Set up in minutes

Your court diary, without the register

Clients, cases, hearing dates, outcomes and fees in one place — and the day's list waiting for you every morning.

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Associates in court
Reports from the phone Office acknowledges Nothing lands unchecked

They report from court. You say who goes next

The court decides the date, so a report from your partner or associate is a fact, not a request: the case, the status and the next date move the moment it arrives. The office acknowledges it and decides who attends the next hearing.

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Adjourned to the 14th
Next date listed automatically Full hearing history Partner told on a decision

One outcome, and the diary moves itself

Record an adjournment with the next date and the case is already in that day's list, with its status and its whole history behind it.

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Court diary · Monday, 9 November Court diary · Mon, 9 Nov 5 listed
C.S. 1187/2026
Banking Court, Lahore Arguments
Suit 2204/2026
Sindh High Court, Karachi Evidence
W.P. 4412/2026
Islamabad High Court Framing of issues
F.S. 233/2026
Family Court, Lahore Cross-examination
Crl.A. 98/2026
Sessions Court, Karachi Bail
The day's list
Open the diary and see every case listed today, and who is carrying it.
Partners and associates on the app
They report the outcome from court; it goes on the record at once.
Fees on the file
Agreed fee, received, outstanding — next to the case itself.
Nothing shared between firms
Every client, case and hearing belongs to one firm only.
Built around the file

Everything a chamber tracks, in one place

Not a general to-do list bent into shape. Clients, cases, hearings, outcomes, fees and the people carrying them.

Cases with their history

Case number, court, type, opposing party, judge, filing date — and every hearing that has happened, in order.

Clients owned by a partner

Each client belongs to a partner, who sees their own clients and hears about every decision on them.

A diary that moves itself

Adjourned to the 14th? The 14th is already in the diary, and the case status says adjourned.

Acknowledge and assign

The office confirms it has seen each report, and says who attends the next hearing. A wrong report is corrected, not rejected.

Assign and reassign

Hand a file to a partner or a associate, with a note of why. The chain of custody is kept.

Fee tracking

The agreed fee, what has come in, and what is outstanding — filterable across every case.

Four roles, no confusion

Everyone sees exactly their own work

A chamber is not flat, and neither is the system. Who can see a file, change it, or sign off on what happened in court is decided by role — not by trust.

Firm administrator

Runs the firm from the desktop: clients, cases, the team, and the day's reports. No app.

Partner

A lawyer. Owns clients, can carry cases, sees their own work on desktop and on the app.

Associates

The app: the cases assigned to them, and what happened in court.

Platform

Us. Activates firms after a bank transfer. Never part of your day-to-day.

To acknowledge 2 waiting
C.S. 1187/2026
Submitted by Bilal, associate Adjourned → 5 Oct
W.P. 4412/2026
Submitted by Nadia, associate Decided
On the record as it arrives 1 tap
A day in the chamber

From the morning list to the next date

STEP 01

Open the diary

Today's list: case number, court, client, who is carrying it and what it is listed for.

STEP 02

Court happens

The associate is at the bar. Adjourned, part-heard, decided, dismissed — they submit it from the app.

STEP 03

The office acknowledges

The outcome is already on the hearing. The office confirms it has seen it, and names who attends the next date.

STEP 04

The diary moves

The next date is listed, the case status follows the outcome, and the partner hears about a decision.

Your firm's files stay your firm's files

Every client, case, hearing and diary update is tied to one firm. A query that cannot name your firm returns nothing — and that rule is enforced in the data layer, not by remembering to add a filter. It is the part of this system we test hardest.

Firm-level isolation
Enforced on every model, not per screen
Role-based access
Staff never reach the desktop; partners never reach billing
Audited assignments
Who carried a file, and when it changed hands
Plans

One plan per firm, billed per seat

Start free with your own login. Add a seat for each partner and associate when your team comes on, and pay for the year by bank transfer.

Basic

Free

A free look at the system, run by one administrator.

  • One administrator, free
  • Up to 10 clients
  • Up to 10 cases
  • Court diary and hearing history
  • Add partners and associates on a paid plan

Silver Most firms

Rs 6,000 / seat / year

For a working chamber with a team.

  • Per-seat billing
  • Unlimited clients
  • Unlimited cases
  • Court diary and hearing history
  • Staff mobile app
  • Partner alerts on decided cases

Platinum

Rs 9,000 / seat / year

Everything in Silver, plus a WhatsApp diary every evening.

  • Per-seat billing
  • Unlimited clients
  • Unlimited cases
  • Court diary and hearing history
  • Staff mobile app
  • Partner alerts on decided cases
  • Daily WhatsApp reminder of tomorrow’s hearings
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Questions

Asked before you ask

What exactly is this?
A case management system for a law firm, built around the court diary. You record your clients, your cases and the dates they are listed on; your people record what happened in court. It replaces the diary register and the WhatsApp messages about next dates.
Who is it for?
Practising law firms in Pakistan — from a single practitioner to a chamber with partners and several associates. It is built around how a chamber runs a file, not around a generic project board.
Does it pull cause lists from the courts?
No. It records what your own firm enters. Nothing is fetched from any court system, and we are not connected to, endorsed by or operated by any court, bar council or government body.
Is it legal advice?
No. It is software for keeping track of your own matters. It does not check whether a date or an outcome you have recorded is correct, and it does not advise on any case.
Which courts does it cover?
Any court you enter. The list suggests the Supreme Court, the Federal Shariat Court, the five High Courts, district and sessions courts, civil, family, guardian, rent, banking, anti-terrorism, accountability, consumer and labour courts, service tribunals and the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue — and you can type one that is not on the list.
Do I need to install anything?
No. The desktop system runs in a browser. The staff app is a separate mobile app for associates and partners.
Is it in Urdu?
The interface is in English. You can type anything you like into the fields — client names, case titles and notes in Urdu are stored and exported correctly.
How long does setting up take?
Creating the firm takes a couple of minutes. Entering the matters you are actually running this week is the real work, and most chambers do it in an afternoon.
What do I need to sign up?
Your firm name, your own name and email. No password — we email you a six-digit code to sign in with. No card details either: the free plan takes no payment at all.
Who becomes the administrator?
Whoever creates the firm. They add the partners and associates, and they acknowledge what comes back from court and say who attends next. You can add more administrators afterwards, and each one occupies a seat.
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