Never miss a listing.
Tracker follows your cases on the Delhi High Court and Supreme Court websites. It checks each case twice a day and tells you when a date is fixed, an order is uploaded or something on the cause list changes.
The evening before, and again at 7:30 am. The day before a listing you get your item and court number, and again on the morning of the hearing. If the item moves, you hear about that too.
What you are told, and when
Alerts appear under the bell in LegalGita and as browser notifications, so a listing reaches you even when the app is in a background tab.
A new date. When the court lists the case, with the court room.
The cause list. The day before a listing, with your item and court number, and again at 7:30 am on the day. Changes are flagged, such as moved to item 4 or not on tomorrow's list.
A new order or filing. At the next check after it appears on the court's site.
Connected matters. When other cases are connected to yours.
Add a case in seconds
- Adding a case to Tracker1
Add by hand
Pick the court and type the number, such as W.P.(C) 5238/2026, SLP(C) 5542/2025 or Diary No. 4094/2026.
- Adding a case to Tracker2
Upload a file
A petition or an order. The case number is read from its first page and the file is saved to your Docket.
- Adding a case to Tracker3
Picked up on its own
Case numbers in documents you add to a matter or the Docket are tracked without you typing them.
Every case on one card
The parties and the next date in large type, with the court and item once they are known.
Where it came from. Each card shows whether the case came from a matter, the Docket or was added by you.
Tentative dates. A Supreme Court date that is only likely is marked Tentative, and confirmed once the case is on a cause list.
The full record. Past listings with their orders, the filing register, connected matters and a link to the court's own page.
Ask about your cases
"What happened at the last three hearings?" or "Which of my cases are listed this week?" The answer reads each case's listings, filings and orders.
- Asking about a case from Tracker1
From Tracker
Ask in the box at the foot of Tracker. The answer opens in a chat that reads the case's listings, filings and orders, with a link to each order.
- Asking about tracked cases inside a matter2
Inside a matter
Turn on the Tracked cases chip in the matter's question box, and the answer reads the court record alongside the matter's documents.
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