The tablet

Argue from the tablet and leave the paper brief at home.

Open two documents side by side. Mark a contradiction, omission or admission. We add each mark to the chronology and the brief sheet. Your stylus notes stay with the file.

2documents side by side, remembered for each hearing
Stylusnotes kept separate from the PDF
Offlinepaper book saved on the tablet
The tablet

Argue from a tablet.
Leave the paper brief at home.

Open two documents side by side. Mark a contradiction, an omission or an admission. We add it to the chronology and the brief sheet. Your stylus notes stay with the file.

Build a paper book in minutes. We number the pages straight through and build the index. We check the registry format.
Match issues to evidence. See what is missing before the other side does.
Show papers to the client. Hand over the tablet, not the file.
Search every scanned order. We read the text in Hindi and English.
Examination-in-chief · PW-2
"I reached the site at around 9 in the morning and the gate was already open…"
Cross-examination · PW-2
"I cannot say exactly, it was after 11, maybe later. I do not remember who opened the gate."
⚑ Contradiction marked · added to chronology
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Mark the papers while you argue

Read two documents side by side. Mark a contradiction, omission or admission as you argue.

Read two documents side by side

Open two documents side by side: text, image or PDF. We remember the pair for the next hearing.

Mark contradictions, omissions and admissions

Mark a contradiction, an omission or an admission in either document. It becomes a recording point, a line in the day's note and an open point for next time.

Turn a highlight into a task

Select text and make it a task. The tablet works out the due date from the rules, even offline.

Write with the stylus without changing the PDF

We save your stylus notes as a separate layer, never inside the PDF. The file stays exactly as you filed it.

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Prepare before the hearing and review after

Get a timeline of the file's dates and marks. Use the paper book offline.

See the case chronology

We build a timeline from the file's own dates and marks.

Review and sign drafts

Comment, see changes and approve. Approving locks the version. Sign with the stylus, and we add the signature to a locked PDF version.

Open the paper book offline

We save the paper book for offline use, with an index you can tap and the printed page numbers. So “go to page 214” opens the page the registry numbered.

Match every issue to its evidence

See which issue has no evidence before the other side does.

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Show papers to the client safely

Hand over the tablet safely. It shows only what you choose.

Use show-to-client mode

Hand over the tablet, not the file. The screen shows only what you chose. To leave this mode, you need your fingerprint or face.

Search scanned orders in Hindi and English

We read the text in every scanned order, so you can search it.

In practice

What this looks like on a real day

Cross-examination of PW-2

The witness says “after eleven, maybe later”, but in chief he said “around nine”.

What happensMark the contradiction on screen. We add it to the chronology and tomorrow's brief.

A draft approved in the car

A senior reviews the written submissions on the way to court.

What happensThey approve and sign with the stylus. You file the locked version.

Handing the tablet to the client

The client wants to read the order.

What happensShow mode shows the order and nothing else. Take the tablet back with your fingerprint.

These are example stories. The names and matters are made up. The features are real.

By design

Rules the system always follows

We keep stylus notes as a separate layer. The filed PDF never changes.
Approving a draft locks it. New edits become a new version.
Only your fingerprint or face can close show mode.