Hearing-date tracking and case briefs in English and Marathi for district court advocates
Advocates in Maharashtra's district courts track dozens of matters by reading daily cause lists, often PDFs posted late the evening before, and a missed listing can mean a dismissal for non-prosecution. Juniors spend the first two hours of each day going through cause lists and photocopied orders, many in Marathi, to work out which matters moved and why.
Tareekh pulls the published cause lists and orders each evening, matches them to each advocate's matters, and sends a summary by 9 pm with courtroom, item number and the last order in two lines. It reads Marathi and English orders, drafts a one-page brief of each case's hearing history, and flags matters likely to be called early in the day.
India has well over a million enrolled advocates, most in small chambers outside the metros; we start with the roughly 90,000 practising in Maharashtra's district and taluka courts.
Free for individual advocates with up to 20 matters, ₹799 a month for unlimited matters and briefs, and chamber plans at ₹4,500 a month for up to ten lawyers.
Aditi KulkarniCEO and co-founder
Siddharth JoshiCTO and co-founder
Snehal DeshmukhLegal Content LeadCourt orders here are often scanned at an angle with stamps over the text, and the extraction still pulled out return dates and costs correctly in most of the samples I saw. Showing a confidence level per field is a sensible choice for legal use. Handwritten endorsements are still a weak spot.
I sat with a junior advocate in Pune who used to spend her mornings scrolling cause-list PDFs; now she gets a short message the night before with courtroom and item number. The case brief showing who sought each adjournment is something senior lawyers immediately asked about. Simple, focused and clearly built with practitioners.
The evening summary is a habit: most advocates open it five days a week, which is rare for software in this profession. Aditi knows the courts from practice and the chamber plan gives a clear upgrade path. Price sensitivity among solo advocates is the main risk to watch.
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