CourtWatch — Track Your Court Cases
Track cases across Indian district courts, High Courts and the Supreme Court — hearing dates, cause lists, court orders, and WhatsApp reminders.
Features
- Case Search — Find a case by CNR number, case number, party name, FIR number, advocate name, or Supreme Court diary number
- Hearing Tracking — Next hearing date and stage for every tracked case, refreshed through the day
- Cause Lists — Read nightly for the Supreme Court, the Delhi and Allahabad High Courts, and district courts; reminders include your item number when the case is listed
- Court Order Updates — Order copies attach to the case as courts publish them
- WhatsApp Alerts — Reminders at 6:30 PM the evening before and 8 AM the morning of hearings, plus the day's changes in one evening update
- AI Research Briefs — Factual research in English or Hindi, grounded in 2.77 million Supreme Court and High Court judgments and ten central acts
- Precedent and Statute Search — Search case law by legal issue; look up sections with IPC–BNS, CrPC–BNSS and Evidence–BSA mapping, free for every account
- Case Intelligence — A free Position derived from the hearing record, an AI Summary of the court's orders per case unlock, and Strategy briefs argued from your side; similar precedents appear on every case page marked Binding or Persuasive
- AI Drafting — 24 document types in English and Hindi: legal notices (including Section 138 cheque bounce), replies, affidavits, vakalatnama, powers of attorney — vetted templates carry the statutory text, every draft editable before use
- Bulk Import — Bring a whole practice aboard by Bar Council advocate barcode or a case-number list
Coverage
District courts across India; eleven High Courts — Delhi, Bombay, Allahabad, Punjab & Haryana, Calcutta, Madhya Pradesh, Patna, Himachal Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Sikkim; and the Supreme Court of India — sourced from official Indian court websites.
Guides and Articles
Practical field guides at courtwatch.io/guides — CNR numbers, cause lists, hearing dates, and tracking across courts. Longer reads at courtwatch.io/blog.
Get Started
Signing up starts a ten-day full-access trial, no card; after that a free account tracks two cases: courtwatch.io