About Lahub
Lahub is a legal-tech platform built to simplify and organise the professional work of advocates in India — bringing the tools an advocate reaches for during the day into one place, instead of a dozen.
Lahub is a product of Core Nudus. Core Nudus is the entity that operates this platform and with which users contract; see our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. For anything at all, write to support@lahub.app.
Why Lahub exists
An advocate's day is spent moving between things that do not talk to each other: a court portal for one case, a different portal for another, a diary for hearing dates, a phone gallery full of order PDFs, and a bare act looked up in a browser tab. None of that work is legal work. It is admin, and it grows with every case on the list.
Lahub was built to take that layer off. Cases, hearings, orders, court tools and bare acts live in one workspace, so the time an advocate spends finding things goes back into the matter itself.
Our vision
To build an AI-assisted ecosystem that makes the professional life of advocates simpler, more organised and more efficient — and to make legal technology genuinely accessible and practical for the legal fraternity across India, not just for the largest firms.
Our mission
To give advocates practical digital tools for their day-to-day professional requirements, from a single platform, on whichever device is to hand.
What that looks like today
- Import cases from the eCourts District and High Court portals, Delhi High Court, Allahabad High Court and the Consumer Commission portal — or bring in hundreds at once from an eCourts My Cases export.
- Hearing reminders by email, and a daily digest at a time you choose.
- Court orders and judgments as PDFs, with AI summaries that point you at what the court actually relied on.
- A bare acts library from India Code, savable for one-tap access.
- Court fees calculator, judge and video-conference directory, and court links for all 25 High Courts and 743 District Court establishments across 37 states and union territories.
What Lahub is not
Lahub is a technology service provider. It does not provide legal advice, and it does not act as an advocate, legal representative or law firm for any user or client, in any manner.
Case information shown in the app is fetched from official government court portals and other public sources. It is a copy, and it can be out of date or incomplete. The official court record always prevails — every important date, deadline and order should be verified against it. The same applies to AI-generated summaries, which are a pointer to a document, never a substitute for reading it.
Lahub is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the eCourts project, the National Informatics Centre, or any court, tribunal or commission in India.
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