Which case. Which court. When to walk in.
Lexli puts your cases on their court dates, reads the cause list for every advocate in your office, and follows the court's display board through the day. You are told when your item is near.
Deshmukh v. State of Maharashtra
Sr. 913 · Court A
Your case is active · Called 1 h ago
Patil v. Kulkarni
Sr. 30 · Court C
Court C is on Sr. 26 · 4 before yours
Sharma v. Anand Traders
District Court, Nagpur · Evidence
Last heard 28 Aug
The flow
How it works
Step one
Add your names and courts
One advocate or the whole office, and every court any of you appears in. Saved cases land on their dates.
Step two
Pick a day
The week strip counts what is listed each day. Open a date and your own cases come first.
Step three
Check against the source
The cause list is checked every evening, and each entry links to the page of the list it came from.
Step four
Follow the court, and get called
The display board refreshes every few seconds. When your case comes up, Lexli tells you.
Capabilities
What it does
Your cases, by court date
Saved cases are listed on the day they come up, with the stage they are at and when they were last heard.
The cause list, for every advocate in the office
Built from what High Courts, District Courts, and the MAT, CAT, and DRT publish, grouped by court and bench, with counsel, opposing counsel, and purpose on each entry.
Checked every evening, linked to the source
The time of the last check is shown, and each entry points to the page of the published list it came from.
The display board, live
Wherever a court publishes its display board, Lexli reads it every few seconds: the current item in each courtroom, the items kept back, and when your case was last called.
Told when you're near
An alert when your item is approaching and when it is called, so the corridor wait stops being a guess.
Where your case stands in the queue
"Court 3 is on Sr. 26 · 4 before yours."
Connected matters, kept together
Matters the court lists together stay together, so a connected case is not missed.
Sorted the way a practice thinks
Filter by court, down to the individual bench, and by stage as the court records it: hearing and arguments, evidence, reply and pleadings, service of notice.
Which side you are on
Each case shows who you appear for, read from your name in the record.
Any day, not just tomorrow
Look back at what was listed, or ahead at the week and the month.
The day, as a PDF
The cause list, or the case list with orders, ready to print or forward.
Available through the AI Assistant
"What do I have on Thursday" is a question, not a task.
The platform
Better inside the platform
On its own, the Calendar tells you where to be and when. Inside Lexli, every case on it is a door into its record: files, orders, hearing history, notes from the last date. A listing for a case you don't have yet can be found and saved, with the court record attached, before you reach the courtroom.
Your prep for the day, the cause list, and the courtroom board stop being three different places.
The calendar knows your cases because the platform already does.
Your next date is already on it.
Join the waitlist, and open your week when your access opens.