Keep a case diary
Save matters, private notes and the next task in one workspace, including matters from courts without a source integration.
See the diary workflow →Case tracking for Indian lawyers
Organise matters from any court with working hearing dates, private notes, reminders, next actions and available drafting. Check case-specific dates and listings through the relevant official court service.
LawLedger is not a court, government or Bar association service and does not provide legal advice. Verify case-specific information against the official record.
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Start with your own case diary, whatever court you practise in. Verify the current court record through the relevant official service.
Save matters, private notes and the next task in one workspace, including matters from courts without a source integration.
See the diary workflow →Record a working hearing date, set a reminder, then confirm the listing against the official court record.
Track hearing dates →Move from facts to a structured first draft across civil and criminal formats.
Browse drafting formats →Review working dates, preparation notes and next actions across courts in one diary.
Organise a busy docket →Evaluate a case diary against the software needs of your own practice.
Compare case management tools →Read practical guides for managing multiple matters and checking court information.
Browse the guides →Find a section heading, then check the current text and amendments in the linked official source. These indexes are reference aids, not legal advice.
Court coverage
Keep matters, working dates, notes and next actions together. Current court-source features are under review; use the official court service for case status and cause lists.
Save the date you are working from, a preparation note and the next action. Verify the official listing separately.
Plan a hearing →Keep district matters from any city in the same diary. Check the relevant official service for case status and cause lists.
See the district-court workflow →Record your own dates, notes and next actions for matters at any court. A saved date is a planning aid, not proof of an official listing.
Ask about court support →Pricing
No automatic renewals. Pay only for what you choose.
₹0 / always
₹299 / month
or ₹799 for 3 months · one-time prepaid · no auto-renewal
Common questions
LawLedger is an advocate case diary for Indian lawyers. Organise matters from any court with working hearing dates, private notes, reminders, next actions and available drafting. Check official court information separately.
The manual case diary works for matters from courts across India. Current court-source lookup, cause-list and import availability is under review. Check the official court service for case-specific information or ask about court support.
No. LawLedger is independent software built for advocates. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any court, tribunal, government body, or Bar association. Always verify case-specific information against the official court record.
Yes. Your private case notes are protected within your account. Service providers help operate LawLedger as explained in our privacy policy. See the full privacy policy for details.
Yes. LawLedger schedules push notification reminders from the date saved for each tracked matter. Reminders are a planning prompt — always verify the current listing against the official court record before attending.
A CNR is a case identifier used by official court services. Refer to the identifier on the official record and follow that service’s instructions. LawLedger does not currently advertise an automated lookup.
A cause list is a court's schedule of matters for a given day. Check the relevant official court service for the current list and any revisions. A date saved in LawLedger does not confirm a listing.
Pro costs ₹299 per month or ₹799 for 3 months. Both options are one-time prepaid with no automatic renewal. The free plan (up to 10 active cases) is permanently available without payment.
The web app works in browsers on Android, iPhone and desktop. Android app access depends on Play testing or release eligibility; public India listing availability has not been confirmed. Native push notifications require the Android app and device permission.
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