eCourtsPulse tracks every case in your diary on eCourts and delivers the causelist to your WhatsApp — plus push alerts the moment a next date changes or a new order lands.
Works with every district court on eCourts — 700+ courts across India.
Every afternoon, a PDF listing tomorrow's matters — court, serial number, parties — so the next day is planned before you leave today. No more "kal kya hai?" calls to the munshi.
What moved today: adjourned, order passed, or disposed — with the next hearing dates for each case. One end-of-day PDF, delivered to your WhatsApp.
New order? Your phone buzzes — tap the notification to open the PDF, named by case and order date. Order PDFs and next-date changes arrive as app push notifications, separate from your twice-daily WhatsApp causelist. No trip to the court needed.
Prefer Telegram? Every delivery goes there too.
The dashboard shows today's list and upcoming dates — open, glance, close.
eCourtsPulse reads the same public eCourts data that powers the court's own notice board — nothing more, nothing invented. The causelist you receive is the court's causelist; the order PDF is the court's PDF. We check it every day so you don't have to.
See exactly what arrives on WhatsApp: sample causelist · sample case-update digest (representative samples, test data)
Their daily diary decides what earns a place here: fewer court visits, fewer calls, and the next day's work ready before chambers close.
eCourtsPulse is a case tracking tool for Indian advocates. It monitors eCourts for your cases and delivers the daily causelist to your WhatsApp, with push notifications for next-date changes and new order PDFs.
eCourtsPulse works with all 700+ district courts on the eCourts portal across India — including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, and many more.
The Free plan covers up to 10 cases on the dashboard. Paid plans start at ₹149/month (Starter) with WhatsApp delivery, and go up to ₹549/month (Chambers) for multiple advocates.
No. eCourtsPulse delivers everything to your existing WhatsApp chat. There is also a lightweight dashboard you can open in any browser, but WhatsApp is the primary experience.
Yes. eCourtsPulse only reads publicly available data from the eCourts portal. We do not store case documents or sell your data. Limited data is shared with service providers and measurement partners as described in our privacy policy.
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