For clerks and juniors

Do your work from the court corridor.

You carry the files, pay the fees and tell everyone what happened. Your phone shows tomorrow's list, outcomes, expenses and new tasks from court. It shows only what your role needs.

Offlineboard, brief and outcome sheet
Limited viewthe clerk role lists what it can't see
Floatchecked against every receipt
A clerk sorting a pile of coloured folders
Inside the app
An example day

How it fits your work

7:30 am

Check today's list

The board loaded last night and works without signal. Tick what is ready.

Phone & offline
10:30 am

Pay at the filing counter

You pay a court fee and get a certified copy. Add the expense with a photo of the receipt. We add it to the case and take it off the float.

Money & billing
12:00

Get the court's directions as tasks

After the hearing, the advocate records the outcome and picks you for the directions. They show up as your tasks, with due dates.

Cases & files
12:30

Photograph evidence at court

Take a photo of the exhibit. Tag the witness, the issues and the side. It waits on the phone, then goes into the register.

Documents & evidence
5:00 pm

Check the float

We check the day's receipts against the float. Any amount above the partner's limit waits for approval.

Money & billing

The names and matters are made up. The features and rules are real.

What changes

The difference you'll notice

You no longer call the office to ask what is listed.
You get directions as tasks, with the right person and due date.
A client's name can show as “Hidden”, and privileged notes never reach your phone.

Case types ready for this practice

Magisterial trialRecovery of moneyLandlord and tenantBail and anticipatory bail

Each one is a ready-made case type. It has its own fields, stages and deadline rules.