Frequently asked 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.

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.

LawLedger is independently operated by Jatin Sood and Rishab Sood as individuals. It is not affiliated with any court, law firm, or government authority.

LawLedger is designed for advocates and their practice. Clients can use the official eCourts portal (ecourts.gov.in) to look up case status directly.

The app currently operates in English. No release date for other languages is announced.

Official court services provide case information. LawLedger helps you organise your own working dates, reminders, notes, drafting and follow-up in one workspace. Verify case-specific information through the relevant official service.

No. LawLedger is an organisational tool for advocates and does not provide legal advice. Its drafting formats are preparation checklists, not legal opinions or certified documents.

Bar Council verification is a step where LawLedger confirms your enrollment with the Bar Council of your state. It helps LawLedger ensure the platform is used by enrolled advocates. Verification is handled through the app and does not share your data with any Bar Council or court.

Bar Council verification helps keep LawLedger a workspace built specifically for enrolled advocates. The verification status does not affect your ability to use core features — you can track cases, set reminders and use the app while verification is pending.

You can use available core features within your plan limits while verification is pending. Some features may require completed verification. If you have trouble with verification, contact support@lawledger.co.in.

The manual diary works for matters from courts across India. Current court-source lookup, cause-list and import availability is under review. Use the relevant official service for current case information and email support@lawledger.co.in about product availability.

No court integration is being advertised while court-source availability is under review. You can keep both High Court and district matters manually in the diary.

Yes. Keep a manual case diary with working dates, notes, reminders and next actions for matters from any court. Verify court information through the appropriate official service.

Yes. You can keep matters from multiple courts in the same manual diary. A saved working date does not confirm a current court listing.

Court-source functionality is under review. Do not rely on LawLedger as a current official lookup or cause-list service. Check the appropriate official court service directly.

Yes. LawLedger has a permanent free plan supporting up to 10 active saved cases, with no payment required and no trial expiry.

Pro costs ₹299 per month or ₹799 for 3 months. Both are one-time prepaid payments with no automatic renewal.

Free plan: up to 10 active saved cases, hearing date reminders, case notes and next actions, up to 5 active editable drafts from reviewed formats.

The standard Pro plan allows up to 150 active saved cases, saved-date reminders with snooze, post-hearing follow-up and up to 50 active editable drafts from reviewed formats. Check your effective entitlement in the app.

Contact support@lawledger.co.in for GST invoice requests. Payment is processed through Razorpay for web purchases and Google Play Billing for Android in-app purchases.

Your case data remains in your account even if you stop paying for Pro. You revert to the Free plan limits. You can also export your data or close your account — see the privacy policy at lawledger.co.in/privacy for details.

Yes. Your case data is private to your account. LawLedger uses service providers to operate the app as described in its privacy policy. It does not provide private case notes to courts or Bar councils.

Your account controls access to private case notes. Authorized service providers process data to operate LawLedger as explained in the privacy policy. Do not share your login credentials.

LawLedger processes personal data in accordance with applicable Indian law including the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. See the full privacy policy at lawledger.co.in/privacy for details.

Your data is stored on secure cloud infrastructure. See the privacy policy at lawledger.co.in/privacy for details on storage, encryption and data handling.

Yes. LawLedger sends push notification reminders based on the hearing date saved for each tracked matter. Reminders are a planning prompt — always verify the current listing against the official court record before attending.

A cause list is a court’s schedule of matters for a particular day. Check the relevant official court service for the current list and any revisions. LawLedger does not currently advertise a personal court-source cause list.

You can update your manual matter record and working date in the app. For current court case status, check the relevant official court service directly.

You can keep a manual case record. Automated court-source lookup and prefill are under review and are not advertised as currently available.

Court-source bulk import is under review and is not advertised as currently available. Add matters to your manual diary as needed.

Yes. LawLedger lists civil and criminal drafting formats. Only reviewed formats marked available in the app can be used to prepare a draft. Free allows up to 5 active editable drafts and Pro up to 50; these are capacity limits, not counts of available formats. Review every draft before professional use.

If a saved working date has passed without a new date in your diary, check the official court record and update your matter. The app’s working record is not a court conclusion.

Yes, with the Pro plan. You can snooze a reminder on the Free plan by updating the saved date.

The web app is accessible from a browser on Android, iPhone or desktop. Android app access currently 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.

Yes. LawLedger is accessible as a web app at lawledger.co.in. Android app availability depends on your Play testing or release eligibility.

Previously loaded information may remain visible offline. New changes, synchronization and native notification delivery depend on connectivity and device settings.

Not currently. Reminders are delivered as push notifications through the LawLedger app. No release date for calendar or WhatsApp integration is announced.

Email support@lawledger.co.in. The team typically responds within 1–2 business days.