Everything Jagriq does
The whole thing, on one page.
54 things you can do with it, grouped by the work rather than by what we call them. Start anywhere.
Plus 8 free tools that need no account at all.
All of it
Everything, in the order you would meet it.
Research a point, track the dates, draft the thing, run the file, keep the client informed, get paid. Everything below works on the same case — nothing here is a separate app you have to keep in step.
54 things Jagriq does
Research
Find the law, and know whether you can rely on it.
- Ask a question in your own words and get an answer with the authorities behind it
- Every citation opens the actual judgement — nothing is invented
- See whether a judgement still stands: followed, distinguished, doubted or overruled
- Trace an authority back to the case it came from
- Read a section as it stood on the date that matters, with its amendment history
- Every Supreme Court reading of a provision, in date order
- Paste any citation — AIR, SCC, neutral — and land on the same judgement
- Search across judgements, statutes, notifications, treaties and committee reports at once
- Build a chronology from the facts in your own file
Hearings & dates
Know where every case is listed and what is running out.
- Follow one dispute from the trial court through appeal, as a single case
- Cause lists and case status pulled from the courts every day
- A hearing diary — what is listed, what happened, what is next
- Limitation deadlines that never go quiet
- Orders tracked to the obligations they create
- Alerts on WhatsApp, SMS and email when a date moves
- Pre-litigation steps, the vakalat register and briefing external counsel
Drafting
From first draft to signed, without leaving the file.
- Start from a draft that already knows the parties, the court and the case number
- A real editor: clause numbering, cross-references and tables that behave
- Send for review, get approval, then sign — with the trail intact
- Every version kept, and comments in the margin against the clause
- Import a Word file to edit; export one when you are done
Matters & your team
One record per dispute, and the people working it.
- One matter that holds every proceeding, party, document and date
- Conflict checks before you take the work on
- Your own task list, and work you hand to juniors and paralegals
- Review and approval before anything leaves the office
- See who is loaded and who has room
- Clerk and filing runs tracked like any other work
- Who can see what, set per matter — including a wall around a sensitive one
- Reusable stage and task templates for work you do often
Documents
Make a pile of scans into something you can work with.
- Scanned and photographed documents read and made searchable
- A single bundle split back into the documents inside it
- Pleadings, orders and exhibits identified and filed for you
- Redact what should not be shared, before you share it
- Paperbooks compiled and paginated from the matter
See how documents are read
Clients
Keep people informed without writing the same message twice.
- Updates on WhatsApp and email when something actually happens
- A record on the matter of everything a client was told, and when
- Messages in the client's own language
See how client updates work
Fees & billing
Bill your clients from the same place you do the work.
- Fee arrangements the way Indian practices actually bill — flat, retainer, matter-wise
- A matter ledger carrying fees and disbursements together
- Track what you actually recovered against what you billed
- Invoices and payments
See how billing works
Seeing the practice
The view a partner needs without chasing anyone for it.
- Every matter and where it stands, across the whole practice
- What is slipping, surfaced before it slips
- Judge and bench patterns drawn from your own outcomes
- Your history included from the day you start, not from today
See what the analytics show
Languages
Work in the language you and your client actually use.
- English and all 22 languages of the Eighth Schedule
- Search in one language and read in another
- Dictate instead of typing, and have a judgement read back to you
- Citations and section numbers survive translation exactly as written
See the language support
What keeps it honest
The checks that run whether or not you ask for them.
- Every citation resolved to a real, retrievable judgement
- A clear indicator of whether an authority has been overruled, distinguished or affirmed
- Statutes shown with their amendment trail, so you know what is current
- If a citation cannot be matched, it is not shown at all
- An audit trail of who did what, on every matter
How verification works
Underneath all of it
It all runs on the same body of law.
79,37,268 judgements, 18,428 statutory instruments broken into 3,32,225 individual provisions, and 6,044 courts, tribunals and forums. A research answer, a limitation date and a cross-reference in a draft all resolve against the same record — which is why they agree with each other.
Free, no account
8 tools you can use right now.
One-shot answers that need no login and no case file. They read the same law as everything else, so what they tell you matches what you would get inside a file.
- Judgment AnalyzerUpload a judgment, get the holdings
- Court Order InterpreterAn order in plain language, with its deadlines
- Statute LookupSection text, in context
- Limitation CalculatorWork out a limitation date in one step
- Citation ResolverA citation string, resolved and checked
- Court-fee CalculatorSuit value to court fee, by state and forum
- Stamp-duty CalculatorInstrument and state to stamp duty
- TranslatorLegal translation across 22 languages
And two things that come to you
- Daily Supreme Court digestThe day's judgements, summarised, in your inbox
- Case watchFollow a single case and hear when its status changes
Why it is one thing
It is not six tools that talk to each other.
Everything above is a different view of the same case. That is why nothing needs to be copied between screens, and why picking up a part of it you have not used before does not mean starting again.
- An authority you found while researching is already attached to the case you are drafting on.
- A hearing date moves, and the limitation clock, the task and the client update move with it.
- The draft that was approved is the one the clerk files and the client is told about.
- Start using any part of it later and your existing files come with you.
Start with the part you need today.
Everything else is there when you want it, on the same cases.
01Do I have to use all of it?
No. Most people start with research and their hearing dates, and pick up drafting, client updates or billing when they need them. Whatever you start with, your cases are already there when you add the rest — nothing gets migrated or re-entered.
02What do I get on day one?
A place to keep your cases — every proceeding, party, document and date on one record — with conflict checks, your own task list and search across the whole of Indian law. That is a working setup before you add anything specialised on top.
03Is this built for solo advocates or for firms?
Both, and the same product. A solo advocate typically lives in research and the hearing diary. A chamber adds handing work to juniors, review before things go out and clerk filing runs. A firm adds billing, client updates and the practice-wide view. Nothing is withheld from smaller practices by design.
04Does it work for tribunals, or only the courts?
Tribunals are covered and deliberately so — RERA, Debt Recovery Tribunals, NCLT, CESTAT, CAT, the Railway Claims Tribunal and consumer commissions. A large share of commercial and consumer practice happens there, and it is the hardest part of the Indian record to keep current.
05Can I work in a language other than English?
Yes — English and all 22 languages of the Eighth Schedule. You can search in one language and read in another, dictate instead of typing, and send a client an update in their own language. Citations and section numbers come through translation exactly as written.
06Where do the answers come from?
Only from the law itself. Every answer carries the judgements, sections or notifications it rests on, and each one opens the actual document. If a citation cannot be matched to a real judgement, it is not shown at all.
07What does it cost?
That depends on what you use and whether you are buying for yourself or a firm, so this page does not quote numbers. Plans are on the pricing page, and firm pricing is a conversation.
08Are the free tools really free?
Yes — no account, no case file, no plan. They run on the same law as everything else, which is why a limitation date or a citation check from them agrees with what you would get inside a case.