About eCourtsPulse
Every chamber in India runs on the same two instruments: the diary and the munshi's evening round. Someone checks tomorrow's board, someone notes the next dates, someone follows up for the order copy. The system works — until the one evening it doesn't, and a date is missed. Every advocate knows what a missed date costs.
eCourtsPulse does that evening round for you, every day. Tomorrow's causelist by 3 pm today. What moved in your matters — adjournments, orders, next dates — by 6:30 pm, both on WhatsApp in the same chat. Plus a push notification the moment an order PDF publishes or a next date changes — ready before you plan your next day.
Coverage
eCourtsPulse works with the 700+ district courts on the eCourts portal — from City Civil Court in Mumbai to the taluka courts of Pune district. If your court publishes to eCourts, we can track your matters there. We cover district courts only; High Court causelists remain with the High Courts' own websites, and we say so plainly wherever it comes up.
Where the data comes from
Every alert is drawn from the official eCourts record of your case — the same public data behind the court's own notice board. We do not summarise, interpret, or add opinion. The causelist you receive is the court's causelist; the order PDF is the court's PDF. If eCourts has not published an update, your digest says "no update yet" — we will never invent one.
Pricing that respects the chamber's economics
Chambers already pay for this work — in clerk hours, phone calls, and the risk of a missed date. Our plans start at ₹149 per month (₹1,599 per year), deliberately below what the old way costs every month. There are no advertisements, and your case list is never sold or shared — our only revenue is the subscription.
Who builds it
A small engineering team, working daily with the practicing advocates of our closed alpha — their diary decides what we build next. We publish only real, attributed testimonials, so you will meet our users on this page as they go on record.
Reach us
For onboarding, coverage checks for your court, or any question — contact us. Support is available in Hindi and English.