Every order becomes a deadline
When eCourts brings a new order, LawMuse reads it for directions — file, deposit, serve, produce, appear — works out each deadline and sets a to-do two days before, with the order's own words beside it.
File written statementThe respondent is directed to file written statement within 30 days.
in 12 daysDeposit ₹5,000 as costsPetitioner to deposit Rs. 5,000 as costs within two weeks.
in 3 days
IPC ↔ BNS in one tap
CrPC ↔ BNSS and Evidence Act ↔ BSA too, both ways, from the Government's official comparison tables — each row checked before it is used, with the page it came from.
IPC 302→BNS 103(1)
VerifiedSame in substance
Your cases, already there
Sign up and LawMuse finds the cases where you appear on eCourts, by your name. Add them one by one or all at once; next dates, stages and orders update every night.
A diary for every date
Hearings with court and item numbers, what happened, to-dos, court holidays and your own notes — and one line after a hearing sets the next date and the to-dos.
Scan paper into the case
Point the phone at an order copy or a notice: the edges are found, the pages straightened and read by OCR, so the text is searchable within a minute.
Share to LawMuse
From WhatsApp, Gmail or Files, share a PDF, a photo or a message straight into a case, a case note, the diary — or ask the AI about it.
Alerts that matter
A warning when a judgment saved to your case is overruled or doubted, and one evening note with new judgments on the subjects and sections you follow.
Your calendar, private link
Hearings and to-dos in Google Calendar, Outlook or Apple Calendar, updated on their own. Case numbers by default, not party names; reset the link any time.
Practice dashboard
Caseload, hearings in the weeks ahead, cases whose date has passed without an update, and open directions — at a glance.
Today on your home screen
An Android widget with today's and tomorrow's hearings and the to-dos due — without opening the app.
Drafts from your own papers
Petitions, replies and applications drafted from the case file, scanned pages included; rewrite any paragraph; ask questions across the whole file.
Verified, or clearly marked
Answers, drafts, summaries, fees and section tables carry a badge. Unchecked text says so in plain words, and every source opens on the official site.
Ready for tomorrow's board
A prep sheet for each of the day's hearings; directions to comply with, ticked off as you go; the last date for an appeal, revision or SLP with alerts as it nears; and a warning when two matters clash.
Filing, without the last-minute rush
Annexure bundles with the index, page numbers, “ANNEXURE P-1” stamps and bookmarks; an e-filing check of the PDF; a tracker for filings, defects and certified copies; vakalatnama and standard forms filled from the case.
Updates in your client's language
Next date, hearing update, documents needed or a meeting, in English, Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi or Malayalam — sent by WhatsApp, SMS or email.
Live court board
Which item your court hall is on now, and how far that is from your matter. Karnataka High Court first; more courts to follow.
Your papers in Google Drive
Case documents copied to your own Google Drive, folder by case, if you choose. Disconnect at any time.
A page for your client
A private link showing only what you choose — next date, hearing history, orders and documents you pick — with an access code, an expiry and one tap to withdraw it.
Compare pleadings, read depositions
The other side's pleading against yours, paragraph by paragraph; a witness's chief and cross summarised with the page of each admission and contradiction.
Bare acts in the margin
Central and State Acts section by section from official copies, opened from any section mentioned in a draft or an AI answer.
Reviewed before it's filed
“Check before filing” lists every citation as verified, in the library or not verified, and every blank and placeholder. A draft can be marked final only after you review it, and each draft keeps a record of who generated, changed, reviewed and exported it.
Works where there's no signal
An offline copy on your phone of your cases, parties, next dates with hall and item, pinned notes and open to-dos — for the court corridor. Documents stay online; the copy is deleted when you sign out.
Juniors and clerks, with roles
Bring your chamber in: juniors and clerks see the cases you share, with what each role may do; a Monday-morning summary of the week behind and ahead.
Conflict check
Before you take a brief, a new party or client is checked against everyone already in your matters.
Invite colleagues, get free days
Your invite code gives a colleague a longer trial; when they buy a plan you get 30 free days. Bar associations get a joining code for their members.