The Practice OS

Law firm management, one login, your whole practice

Matters, tasks, time, invoices, workflows, your team, your clients on WhatsApp — and every morning, a brief that puts the urgent things first.

In short

Lawgger is law firm management software for Indian advocates: matters, clients, a hearing diary, tasks on a kanban board, a live billing timer, GST invoices, Razorpay payments, approval workflows, team chat and WhatsApp updates — under one login. Case law research and live court data sit in the same subscription, so a matter carries its next date and its authorities together.

₹1,999a month, practice and research together ₹19,999a year — about ₹66 a day 14 daysfree trial, no card
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Daily Brief --:--:-- IST
  • 10:30
    Hearing — Court 4, Jammu WingState v. Rathore · item 14 on the board
  • today
    S.138 reply dueSharma Traders · drafted, awaiting your review
  • overdue
    Invoice #INV-042 unpaid₹18,500 · reminder ready to send
  • 3 days
    Counter affidavitCWP 1122/2026 · assigned to junior

ordered by urgency, not by when it was added

Matters & clients

Matter management — every matter knows its own story

Matters, clients and a hearing diary in one place — members, roles and invites, with every change noted in the audit log. Each matter carries its parties, its next date from the live court boards and cause lists, and its authorities from case law research. Your chamber’s data stays your chamber’s.

Matters & clientsHearing diaryRole-based invitesAudit logPrivate chamber data

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Matteractive

State v. Rathore

CNR JKHC010042212026

ClientVikram Rathore
ForumJ&K High Court, Jammu Wing
Next hearingTomorrow · 10:30
Timeline & parties
  • 02 Mar FIR registered · s.420, s.406
  • 18 Apr Anticipatory bail granted
  • 30 Jun Charge sheet filed
  • 14 Aug Reply due — deadline tracked

State of J&K v. Vikram Rathore · IO: PS Gandhi Nagar

Tasks

Work moves. The task board shows it.

List when you're planning, kanban when you're moving. Assign to juniors, tie tasks to matters, and watch the week actually progress. Built for how an Indian chamber runs — see how it fits a one-person practice or a firm with juniors and clerks.

To do 3
CWP 1122Index annexures for filing
SharmaCollect bank memo originals
In progress 2
RathorePrepare hearing note
Review 1
EstateVerify legal heir certificate
Done 4
RentServe eviction notice
SharmaDraft s.138 reply
Time & billing

How does billing and GST invoicing work?

Start the timer when the work starts. Unbilled time piles up where you can see it — then one tap rolls it into a GST invoice with your firm's UPI and bank details on it, payable by Razorpay from the message you send. No spreadsheet at the end of the month.

Live timerGST invoicesFirm UPI & bank on invoiceRazorpay subscriptions
Razorpay
00:00:00 Rathore · hearing prep
  • Drafting — s.138 reply1.2h · ₹9,000
  • Hearing prep — Rathore0.8h · ₹6,000
  • Client conference0.5h · ₹3,750
Workflows

Your practice, on autopilot — with a human gate

A visual builder and a runner, 17 step types, and approval gates wherever a human should sign off. The machine does the routine; you do the deciding.

Intake Draft · AI Approval you File Notify waiting at the approval gate — click it
17 step types · draft · research · deadline · invoice · whatsapp · email · wait · branch · approve …
Against a diary app

Why advocate office management needs more than a diary

Most software sold to Indian advocates is a hearing diary with a reminder attached. It tells you that CWP 1122 is listed on Thursday. It cannot tell you which judgments have gone your way on the point, whether the authority you were about to cite is still good law, what the cause list says at nine in the morning, or when limitation actually expires once the Diwali vacation is counted out.

Lawgger runs the diary and the work around it. The same subscription that holds your matters and your invoices holds 2.07 crore judgments from the Supreme Court and all 25 High Courts, live display boards for 527 courts, and 21 statutory limitation clocks. That matters commercially: a diary app plus a separate research subscription from an incumbent is a far larger annual bill than ₹1,999 a month, and it leaves you working in two places. Advocates comparing the options usually start with what legal research costs in India.

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Questions, answered

Running a chamber on one login

Matters and clients, a hearing diary, tasks on a kanban board, a live billing timer, GST invoices with Razorpay payments, approval-gated workflows, team chat and WhatsApp updates to clients — under one login. Because research and court data sit in the same subscription, a matter carries its next date and its authorities together.

Yes. Time recorded on the live timer converts into a GST invoice, and clients can pay it through Razorpay or UPI without leaving the message you send them. Invoices carry the fields an Indian chamber needs, so you are not rebuilding them in a spreadsheet at the end of every month.

A diary app records your hearing dates. Lawgger records them and then does the work around them: case law research with pin-cites, good-law checking, live court boards, cause lists, 21 limitation clocks, drafting, billing and GST invoices. One subscription instead of a diary app plus a separate research subscription.

Yes. Roles, approval-gated workflows and team chat mean a junior can prepare and a senior can approve before anything goes out. Every action is written to a hash-chained, tamper-evident audit trail, so who did what and when is recoverable — useful in a chamber and necessary in a firm.

Yes. Client updates and payment requests can go out over WhatsApp, which is where Indian clients actually read them. Case tracking turns an order sheet into plain words first — for example, interim stay granted, counter due in four weeks — so the client gets the fact, not the coded entry.

₹1,999 a month or ₹19,999 a year, about ₹66 a day, covering both the practice side and the research side. There is a 14-day free trial with no card asked for, GST invoices on every payment, and you can cancel at any time from your account without ringing anybody.

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