Question 1

Is CourtWatch free to use?

Accepted Answer

Signing up starts a 10-day trial of the full product, with no card. After the trial, the free plan tracks 2 cases with full WhatsApp alerts and includes unlimited case searches, statute search and a trial AI research brief.

Question 2

Which courts does CourtWatch cover?

Accepted Answer

We track cases in the Supreme Court, High Courts and district courts across India; Supreme Court cases are found by diary number. The High Courts tracked today: Allahabad High Court, Andhra Pradesh High Court, Bombay High Court, Calcutta High Court, Chhattisgarh High Court, Delhi High Court, Gauhati High Court, Gujarat High Court, Himachal Pradesh High Court, Jammu & Kashmir High Court, Jharkhand High Court, Karnataka High Court, Kerala High Court, Madhya Pradesh High Court, Madras High Court, Manipur High Court, Meghalaya High Court, Orissa High Court, Patna High Court, Punjab & Haryana High Court, Rajasthan High Court, Sikkim High Court, Telangana High Court, Tripura High Court and Uttarakhand High Court. Tribunals: National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (NCLAT). Consumer commissions: National Consumer Commission (NCDRC), State Consumer Commissions and District Consumer Commissions.

Question 3

How do the WhatsApp alerts work?

Accepted Answer

A WhatsApp reminder the evening before and the morning of every hearing, and an update the same day a date changes or an order is uploaded. The reminder carries your cause-list item number when the case is listed. The record follows the court registry: after a hearing, the new date appears when the registry uploads it.

Question 4

Does CourtWatch work in Hindi?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The full interface, AI research briefs and document drafting all work in Hindi. Hindi briefs export as proper Devanagari PDFs.

Question 5

Can CourtWatch draft legal documents?

Accepted Answer

Yes, in English and Hindi: legal notices including the Section 138 cheque-bounce notice, replies, affidavits, vakalatnama and powers of attorney. Templates carry the statutory text, you fill the facts, and every draft is editable and meant to be reviewed before use.

Question 6

Where does the case data come from?

Accepted Answer

From official Indian court websites. CourtWatch shows the record as the courts publish it and never invents what the registry has not entered: an empty next date is shown empty.

Question 7

Can my whole firm use one account?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Firm plan gives 5 seats and one shared case book: matters, clients, hearings, tasks, documents and billing, with admin, member and clerk roles.

Question 8

Does CourtWatch issue GST invoices for my fees?

Accepted Answer

Yes, on the Firm plan: GST invoices with GST charged, under reverse charge for business clients, or as a bill of supply for individuals, with TDS, part payments and monthly retainers.

Question 9

Is my firm's data private?

Accepted Answer

Your firm's matters, notes and documents are visible only to your firm. Documents are stored encrypted, a matter can be marked confidential so only the people on it can see it, and admins can turn on two-step login.