CourtWatch
by Case status
Every change in your matters
Follows each matter on its court’s website and records what changes: a new date, a new order, a change in stage.
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Every court you appear in, on one list.
CourtWatch is a workspace for advocates in India to track their cases, cause lists, display boards and court orders. It is being built to watch the courts’ own websites for you, so the next date, the next listing and the next order reach you without a search.
Petitioner
v. Respondent
IN SESSION · Court 12, item 24Board at item 19
Listed today
Running slow
Appellant
v. Respondent
Next date fixed
Updated today
What it does
The checks an advocate runs every day, run for you.
Four jobs CourtWatch is being built to take off your desk.
Cause lists
Your matters, found in the list
Reads the daily and supplementary cause lists and picks out your matters, with the court and item number wherever the list gives them.
Display boards
Where the court has reached
Follows the live display board and shows the item now being heard and how quickly the list is moving. It shows position and pace, never a guessed time.
Orders and judgments
New orders, kept with the matter
Collects the orders and judgments in your matters as the court publishes them, and keeps each one with the matter it belongs to.
Who it is for
Built for advocates who practise across forums.
CourtWatch is designed around the whole set of forums an advocate works in, not one court at a time, so a single list can hold every matter in the practice.
- Supreme Court
- High Courts
- District courts
- Tribunals
- Consumer commissions
- Regulators
Each kind of forum has its own colour, and each matter names its forum the way advocates do: Delhi HC, Saket DC, ITAT Delhi.
By Consara
From the makers of Capmarks AI.
CourtWatch is built by Consara Technologies Private Limited, which makes software for Indian legal and compliance work. Consara’s flagship, Capmarks AI, helps capital-markets lawyers with due diligence on Indian companies.
Consara builds software for legal professionals and does not provide legal advice. CourtWatch is not a government service and is not affiliated with any court.