Frequently asked questions

Which courts can I import cases from?

The eCourts District and High Court portals, Delhi High Court, Allahabad High Court, and the Consumer Commission portal. Lahub also carries court links for all 25 High Courts and 743 District Court establishments across 37 states and union territories, so you can reach any of them quickly even where automatic import is not supported.

How much does Lahub cost?

Plans start at ₹499 a month for 300 cases, ₹899 for 600 cases, and ₹1,499 for 1,000 cases. GST is included in those prices. Every plan carries every feature — the only difference between them is how many cases you track. See the pricing page for the full details.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — 14 days, with every feature and up to 300 cases. No card is required to start, so nothing is charged when the trial ends.

Do I still have to type the captcha?

Sometimes, yes. Every case lookup on the government portals is protected by a captcha. Lahub fills the search form from your saved case details and reads the captcha for you where it can; where it cannot, it shows you the image and asks you to type it. Anyone promising you a court portal with no captcha at all is describing something other than how those portals work.

Will Lahub remind me before a hearing?

Yes — by email, at the offsets you choose, plus an optional daily digest of your upcoming hearings and events at a time you pick (7am by default). You can turn either off in Settings. Reminders go to a verified email address, so verify yours after signing up.

Does it work without a signal?

Partly, and it is worth being precise. Your recent cases, hearings and dashboard are cached on your device, so they stay readable when the connection drops — which is the court-basement case. Anything that has to reach a court portal, such as importing or refreshing a case, needs a connection, because the data lives on the court's servers rather than ours.

What do the AI order summaries actually do?

They read an order you choose and give you the key points, the outcome, and the Acts and Sections the court relied on. It usually takes about half a minute; a scanned order takes longer because the text has to be recognised first. Treat a summary as a reading aid, not as the order — always check against the original.

Where is my data stored, and who else can see it?

On Microsoft Azure, with access controls; documents sit in access-controlled storage and passwords are hashed. Data is shared only with the providers needed to run the service, and the privacy policy names each one and what actually reaches it — including the AI provider and, if you subscribe to the calendar feed, your calendar provider.

Is Lahub connected to eCourts or to any court?

No. Lahub is an independent product. Case information is fetched from official government portals on your behalf, and that data originates from and belongs to those public sources. Lahub is not affiliated with or endorsed by the eCourts project, any court, or any government body.

Can I move a lot of cases in at once?

Yes. Upload an eCourts My Cases export and Lahub will add them in one go — hundreds at a time — rather than one case number after another.

How do I delete my account?

Email us and we will action the request; the address is at the bottom of the privacy policy. You can delete individual cases, notes and documents yourself in the app at any time, and deleted cases sit in Trash so a mistake is recoverable.