Argue from the tablet. Leave the paper brief.
Open two documents side by side and mark a contradiction, omission or admission. Each mark goes into the chronology and the brief sheet, and stylus notes stay with the file.
Argue from a tablet.
Leave the paper brief.
Open two documents side by side. Mark a contradiction, an omission or an admission. It goes into the chronology and the brief sheet. Your stylus notes stay with the file.
Examination-in-chief · PW-2
"I reached the site at around 9 in the morning and the gate was already open…"Cross-examination · PW-2
"I cannot say exactly, it was after 11, maybe later. I do not remember who opened the gate."At the hearing
Side-by-side reading
Open two documents side by side: text, image or PDF. The pair you had open is remembered for the next hearing.
Mark what matters
Mark a contradiction, an omission or an admission in either document. It becomes a recording point, a line in the day's note and an open point for next time.
Highlight to task
Select text and make it a task. The tablet works out the due date from the rules, even offline.
Stylus notes, kept separate
Your stylus notes are saved as a separate layer, never inside the PDF. The file stays exactly as it was filed.
Before and after
Chronology
A timeline made from the file's own dates and marks.
Draft review
Comment, see changes and approve. Approving locks the version. Sign with the stylus and the signature is added to a locked PDF version.
Paper book offline
The paper book is saved for offline use, with an index you can tap and the printed page numbers. So “go to page 214” opens the page the registry numbered.
Issue × evidence matrix
See which issue has no evidence before the other side does.
With the client
Show-to-client mode
Hand over the tablet, not the file. The screen shows only what you chose. To leave this mode, you need your fingerprint or face.
OCR in Hindi and English
Every scanned order becomes searchable.
What this looks like on a real day
Cross-examination of PW-2
The witness says “after eleven, maybe later”, but in chief he said “around nine”.
A draft approved in the car
A senior reviews the written submissions on the way to court.
Handing the tablet to the client
The client wants to read the order.
These are example stories. The names and matters are made up. The features are real.
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