B8R Legal {ˈbet.ər} · say it “better”

The practice management app built for the Indian advocate

From your very first case to running a full firm — hearings, clients, fees and expenses in one place. ₹47 a month for as many cases as you have, and your first month is free.

First month free · Built for India · No card required to start

What it does

Never miss a hearing

Today's hearings, next dates, and printable cause lists — everything you need before you walk into court.

Every case, organised

Parties, court, hearing history and updates for every case — searchable, and always up to date.

Fee & expense tracking

Advocate's fee, paralegal costs and client dues, tracked automatically — no more mental math or spreadsheets.

Extra fees as a matter grows

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.

Vendor & clerk payments

A clean ledger for what you owe court clerks, typists and other vendors — and what is already settled.

Tasks & reminders

Tag a follow-up to yourself or a colleague and get reminded — nothing falls through the cracks.

Built for teams too

Law firms can add team members with the right permissions — everyone sees exactly what they should.

Your data, always safe

Stored in India, backed up daily, and exportable whenever you want it. Works offline and syncs when you are back on signal.

What it costs

Your first 30 daysFree
Your practice, per month₹47
Cases — up to 1,000 open, 5,000 archivedFree
Hearings, updates, tasksFree
Payments and fee recordsFree
Courts and vendorsFree
Team members and invitesFree
An Intern’s accountFree

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, and if it ever runs short, nothing is taken and nothing is deleted. Full details on the Pricing page.

Who it is for

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.

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