B8R Legal is a case management app for advocates in India. Export My Cases from the eCourts Services app, hand us the file, and your whole book is here — case numbers, courts, parties and next hearing dates. Then it is cause lists, hearing dates, court orders, fees and clerk payments, for ₹47 a month.
30 days free · No card, no mandate · Works offline in court
Try the same eCourts file before you create anything. Upload it and get a printable cause list for today or any other day, grouped court by court. It is read in your own browser — your cases are never uploaded — and it costs nothing.
Most advocates already have their matters listed in the eCourts Services app. If you do, you do not have to type anything.
Case numbers, courts, parties, CNR numbers and next hearing dates all come across. Decided matters go straight to Archived rather than onto a cause list. Your courts are created for you as the cases arrive.
What an eCourts file cannot give you: client names, the fee you agreed, and who appears opposite are not in it — you add those as you go. Family and in-camera matters arrive with the party names blank, because eCourts hides them, and the summary tells you how many need filling in.
A clean, printable list for any day — grouped by court, in the order you will actually walk it, with your remarks beside each matter. It downloads named for your firm and the date, so it is the right file in a folder full of them.
Tap the new date on today's list and the hearing is written into the case history at the same time. There is no second screen asking you to confirm what just happened.
Write down the direction from the order sheet against the case, the moment you read it. It sits in the case history and comes back on the cause list for the next date, so you walk in knowing what was asked of you.
A ledger for what you owe court clerks, typists and other vendors, tied to the matter it was spent on — so a case tells you what it cost you, not just what it earned.
Give a job a due date and a name — yours or a junior's — and keep it attached to the matter it belongs to. A bell and a badge tell you what is due; nothing lives in your head.
Not 500 cases one by one — the 35 or 40 courts they sit in. Anything new filed in that court is theirs automatically, and you choose what each person can do.
The same account and the same cases in any desktop browser. Importing, adding courts, reviewing fees and printing lists are all far quicker on a real keyboard.
No signal is normal. Keep working — every change is held and synced when you are back on the network, and the app names exactly what is still waiting.
Case number, party name, or the section it runs under — search “420” and every matter under it comes back. Because nobody remembers a registration number.
Advocate's fee, paralegal costs and client dues tracked as you go. When the other side files a fresh application, add what you charge for the reply with a note against it — the agreed fee stays honest.
Stored in India, backed up every day, and exportable to a spreadsheet in one tap — not on request, not after an email to support.
The point is not to add a second book to keep. One tap after a hearing does the date, the history and tomorrow's list at once — so the app replaces the diary rather than duplicating it.
That is the whole list. One price for your whole practice, however many cases you carry and however much you use it — and a junior or intern with no practice of their own pays nothing at all. Nothing is ever charged to a card: the month comes out of a wallet balance you topped up yourself, with no card stored and no auto-debit mandate to cancel. The subscription renews every month. If your balance is short on billing day nothing is taken and no debt arises — you have seven days’ grace, with everything working as normal. After that the account is limited until you renew: you can still open, read, search and export everything in it, and still add updates, set hearing dates and archive matters. What you cannot do is add or import new cases, record payments, or create vendors and tasks — those wait until you renew. Topping up unlocks it at once. Full details on the Pricing page.
An Intern’s account is free, permanently — not a trial. It is for a junior who has no practice of their own yet and works only on the matters a senior hands them.
They get the cases you assign, and everything needed to work them: add an update after a hearing, set the next date, record a payment the client handed over in court, and keep their own tasks and deadlines. They cannot open cases of their own, which is exactly why it costs nothing.
The day they take their own first brief, they switch to a full account from their profile in one step — and their trial is still waiting for them.
An advocate in India needs one place that holds the cause list, the next hearing date, what the court actually directed, the fee agreed, and what is owed to the clerk. B8R Legal is built around exactly that day: it prints a cause list for any date grouped by court, records the hearing when you set the next date, and keeps clerk and vendor payments against the case they belong to. It costs ₹47 a month and runs on Android and on any laptop browser.
Most legal practice-management software is priced per user per month and aimed at firms, which puts it out of reach of a sole advocate or someone just starting out. B8R Legal is ₹47 a month for a whole practice, with no per-case, per-hearing or per-user charge, and the first 30 days are free. There is no card to add and no auto-debit mandate.
Yes. An Intern’s account in B8R Legal is free and permanently so, not a trial. It is meant for a junior with no practice of their own who works on matters a senior assigns them: they can add updates after a hearing, set the next date, record a payment the client handed over in court, and keep their own tasks. They switch to a full account the day they take their own first brief.
Yes. If your matters are listed in the eCourts Services app, export the My Cases file from it and B8R Legal creates every case in one step — case numbers, courts, parties, CNR numbers and next hearing dates. Matters the court has already decided go straight to Archived instead of onto a cause list, and your courts are created for you as the cases arrive.
B8R Legal keeps working with no signal, which matters because court buildings routinely have none. Anything you write while offline is held on the device and synced when you are back on the network, and the app names each change still waiting rather than showing a generic spinner.
Yes. B8R Legal runs in any laptop or desktop browser at web.b8r.in and as an Android app, on the same account and the same data. Bulk work such as importing cases, adding courts, reviewing fees and printing cause lists is far quicker on a full keyboard and screen, so most advocates set up on a laptop and work day to day from the phone.
Advocates practising in India — from a new advocate with a first brief to a small firm running a full board. It is designed around the way work actually arrives here: cause lists, adjournments, part-heard matters, clerk payments, and fees agreed in stages as a matter grows.
If your cases are already in the eCourts app, you are about ten minutes from having all of them here.