Lahub

What Lahub does

Cases, hearings, orders and bare acts in one place, built around how an advocate's day actually runs. Every claim on this page describes something in the app today.

Track your cases

  • Import cases from the eCourts District and High Court portals, Delhi High Court, Allahabad High Court and the Consumer Commission portal. Lahub fills the search form from your saved case details; you clear the court's captcha.
  • Upload an eCourts My Cases export and add hundreds of cases in one go.
  • Cases grouped by court type — District Court, High Court, Consumer Commission and Supreme Court — with anything that cannot be classified flagged so you can move it yourself.
  • Refresh any case to pull the latest hearing date, status, parties and orders straight from the portal.

Never miss a hearing

  • Email reminders before your hearing dates, at the offsets you choose.
  • A daily email digest of upcoming hearings, calendar events and case updates, sent at the time you choose — 7am by default.
  • On-device reminders for anything you add to your Lahub calendar.

Orders and judgments

  • Open and download court orders and judgments as PDFs inside the app.
  • AI order summaries — the key points, the outcome, and the Acts and Sections the court relied on. Usually about half a minute; scanned orders take longer.

Bare acts library

  • Browse and read Indian bare acts from India Code.
  • Save acts to your own library so they are one tap away.

Also in the app

  • Court fees calculator for District, High Court and Supreme Court schedules.
  • Judge and video-conference directory for Delhi district courts, Chandigarh, Delhi High Court and Allahabad High Court.
  • Consumer Commission case search.
  • A calendar of your hearings alongside your own events.
  • Trash with restore, so a deleted case is recoverable.

Built for India's advocates

  • Court links for all 25 High Courts and 743 District Court establishments across 37 states and union territories.
  • Works on slow connections — your recent cases, hearings and dashboard are cached on the device so they stay readable when the signal does not.

Court portal access needs an internet connection, and case data is fetched from official government portals on your behalf. Those portals protect every case lookup with a captcha — Lahub reads it for you where it can, and asks you to type it when it cannot. Lahub is not affiliated with the eCourts project or with any court.

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