For Indian law chambers
Every matter in order.Every client in the loop.
CaseTask is the diary, the file and the client line for your chamber. Record what happened in court in a few taps; your client hears about it on WhatsApp, and pays your fees by UPI.
Are you a client? Open the private link your chamber sent you — there is nothing to sign up for.
Tomorrow
3 listed · 1 needs papers
Kapoor v. Meridian Realty
Delhi HC · Court 5 · Item 14
ArgumentsState v. R. Bhalla
Saket · Court 302
EvidenceAffidavit dueMehra v. Mehra
Tis Hazari · Court 41
Mediation
To Mr. Kapoor
Your hearing on 14 Oct was adjourned to 3 Nov. Nothing is needed from you before then.
Sent by Adv. Meera R. · 6:12 pm ✓✓
Research
A complaint under s.138 must be filed within one month of the cause of action1.
See it work
A day in the chamber, in forty seconds.
Recorded in CaseTask itself. Tap any step to jump to it.
Sample data; every name is fictional. Longer walkthroughs →
Client portal
One matter. Two views.
The chamber works in the full file. The client sees the parts you share — hearings, orders, what they owe — and can message you or send documents. They cannot edit anything.
What the chamber sees
Hearing, 14 Oct — adjourned to 3 Nov
Shared with client
Note: expect a request for more time; prepare a costs application
Private to the chamber
Order dated 14.10.2026.pdf
Shared with client
Strategy memo — draft 3.docx
Private to the chamber
Invoice CT-104 · ₹45,000
₹25,000 received · ₹20,000 due
What Mr. Kapoor sees
Your next hearing is on 3 Nov
The 14 Oct hearing was adjourned
Order dated 14.10.2026
Tap to read
₹20,000 due on invoice CT-104
Pay through your chamber's payment link
Private is the default, not a box someone has to remember to tick. Nothing reaches a client until a person in the chamber shares it.
Research
Research that shows its sources — or says it can't answer.
A citation nobody checked is worse than no answer at all. So CaseTask checks its own work three times before it shows you anything.
- 1
Every sentence carries a citation
Answers are built from your own files and from judgments and Acts you have brought in — each sentence points to the passage it came from, with the page number.
- 2
Every figure is checked against the source
Dates, amounts, years and section numbers in the answer must appear in the cited passage, word for word. A figure that does not is caught before you see it.
- 3
A second reader checks the reasoning
Each sentence is read again against only the passage it cites. If the sources do not cover your question, CaseTask tells you so instead of filling the gap.
You asked
When was the demand notice served, and was the complaint filed in time?
The notice was served on 12 March 20261. Payment fell due fifteen days after receipt, and the complaint was filed on 20 April 20262 — within the month allowed by s.1423.
- [1] Postal receipt — Annexure P-4, p.2
- [2] Complaint — first page, filing stamp, p.1
- [3] Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 — s.142(1)(b)
You asked
Has the opposite party filed a written statement?
I can’t find this in the documents on this matter. The latest filing I have is the order of 14.10.2026, which does not mention a written statement.
Declined to answer — not enough in the sources.
Illustration. Documents are fictional.
Features
The whole chamber, not just the court list.
Most tools stop at telling you when a matter is listed. CaseTask runs the work around it: who does what, what the client hears, and what they owe.
After court, in ten seconds
Tap what happened, or paste the court’s order and the result and next date fill themselves in. The file entry, the appearance fee and the client’s update are done in the same step.
Any court, found by number or name
Add a case by its number, a party or an advocate — the Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, district courts in every state and the tribunals — or by its CNR. Its next date, hearings, orders and IAs come with it, and one tap brings in what is new.
Every matter, side by side
Your matters down the left with their hearing dates; the one you choose on the right — next hearing with court and item, listings, orders, IAs, history, documents and notes. Widen the list, or fold it away.
A diary that reads the court’s list
The Delhi High Court and both seats of the Rajasthan High Court are read twice a day and matched to your files: court, item number, and the notices that move cases.
Orders, read for you
Every order on a matter with a short summary of its key points, taken from the order alone — open or download it in a tap. New High Court orders arrive by themselves, matched by CNR.
115 litigation drafts, filled from the file
Applications under the CPC and BNSS, cheque-bounce complaints, bail, writs, family, consumer, arbitration, notices and client letters — with the court, parties and case number already in. Download in Word.
Hearings and meetings in your calendar
Book client meetings with clashes caught. Every next date and appointment goes to Google Calendar — Gmail or Workspace — or to Outlook, iPhone or any calendar through a private link, and moves when the date moves.
Your day, before court
Each morning, everyone gets what they have on today — hearings, dates that went by, overdue work, clients waiting for a reply. Only what they may see, and one switch turns it off.
Clients sign on their phone
Send an engagement letter or fee agreement; the client reads it on their page and signs. The signed copy carries a certificate of who, when and from where.
Paid by UPI
Every invoice carries a Pay with UPI button and a QR code — GPay, PhonePe, Paytm — straight to your bank with no gateway fee. You confirm what arrived.
WhatsApp, without the calls
Clients hear about every hearing without phoning you. Hearing and fee reminders on a schedule you set; every automation is off until you turn it on.
Clerk, senior, lawyer
Clerks draft the day’s work. A senior approves it. It lands on the right desk — and only the parts you choose appear to the client.
Court mode, offline
The night before, tomorrow’s files are saved on your phone. No signal in the corridor? The file still opens.
Time and Tally
A timer when you want one, and time suggested from the work you did. Bill per appearance, fixed or by the hour — and export invoices and receipts straight into Tally.
Running in ten minutes
Bring your Excel diary in as it is, paste a list of CNRs, add clients from phone contacts, and pull in folders of documents or the chamber’s Google Drive. No consultants, no setup fee.
Security
Confidential by design, not by setting.
Privilege is not something to configure after the fact. These rules are built into how CaseTask stores and reads data, so a forgotten setting cannot undo them.
Each chamber is walled off
Every record carries the chamber it belongs to, and every query is scoped to it. One chamber can never read another’s matters.
Juniors see their own matters
A matter is private, shared with a team, or open to the whole chamber. Members see what they own or are assigned; partners see everything.
Stored in India
The database and every document sit in Mumbai. Documents are in a private store and cannot be opened by anyone holding a link.
A record of who did what
Who shared a document, who moved a hearing date, who deleted what — written down as it happens, and never edited afterwards.
Pricing
Priced by the chamber, not by the matter.
Every plan has unlimited matters, clients and documents. You pay for the people who sign in — your clients never count.
Solo
An advocate running their own practice.
₹1,499/ month
or ₹14,990 a year — two months free
1 advocate and 1 clerk
- Unlimited matters and clients
- Diary, calendar and printable court list
- Client portal and WhatsApp updates
- Research that cites its sources
- Invoices clients pay by UPI, straight to you
- After court in ten seconds; hearings in your phone calendar
- New High Court orders in your matters, read for you
- 115 litigation drafts filled from the file
- Clients sign engagement letters on their phone
Chamber
A chamber with juniors, clerks and shared matters.
₹3,999/ month
or ₹39,990 a year — two months free
Up to 5 people
- Everything in Solo
- Private, team and chamber-wide matters
- Clerk → senior → lawyer approvals
- Scheduled hearing and fee reminders
- Conflict check before you take a matter
- Audit trail of who changed what
- The chamber’s own Google Drive
- Time tracking and Tally export
Firm
Larger chambers and firms.
Let’s talk
Priced to the size of your team.
6 or more people
- Everything in Chamber
- Update and intake calls
- Help moving your existing matters in
- Onboarding for your whole team
- Priority support
- Prices are in rupees and exclude 18% GST.
- WhatsApp and call charges from the carrier are passed on at cost, with no markup.
- Pay yearly and get two months free.
FAQ
Questions chambers ask first.
Where is our data stored?+
In Mumbai, India — the database and every document. Documents are kept in a private store that nothing outside CaseTask can open.
Can clients change anything?+
No. Clients can read what you have shared, message you, send documents and pay invoices. They cannot edit the matter, and they never see private notes.
Which courts can we add cases from?+
The Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, the district courts of every state and the tribunals — by case number, party, advocate or CNR. The record comes from eCourts through eCourtsIndia, a court-data service, with its hearings, orders and IAs. A court that is missing can be requested from the same window.
Does CaseTask track cause lists automatically?+
Yes, for the Delhi High Court and both seats of the Rajasthan High Court: their published lists are read twice a day and matched to your files. More courts are being added. For every court, each matter also links to the official eCourts page and display board.
Does the AI give legal advice?+
No. It summarises, drafts and researches for the lawyer, and research answers only from judgments and documents it can quote. Nothing reaches a client unless a person in the chamber sends it.
Does CaseTask handle our fees?+
It raises invoices and tracks what has been paid. Clients pay by UPI straight to your bank, or through your own payment link — CaseTask never holds the money.
What does it cost?+
Solo is ₹1,499 a month and Chamber, for up to five people, is ₹3,999 a month — both before GST, and two months free if you pay yearly. Larger chambers get a quote. Every plan starts with a 15-day free trial, no card needed.
Is there a limit on matters or clients?+
No. Every plan has unlimited matters, clients and documents. Plans differ in how many people sign in and in the team features.
Can a client read updates in another language?+
Yes, optionally. Everything is in English by default; for a client who prefers Hindi, choose it once and their updates, reminders and their own page come in Hindi, from fixed, checked sentences — never machine-translated.
Early access
Bring CaseTask to your chamber.
We are setting CaseTask up with a small number of chambers first, and doing it with you: importing your matters, adding your team, and walking you through it on your own work.
- A walkthrough on your own matters, not a demo script
- Help moving your existing matters in
- Nothing is billed until your chamber is set up