Never miss a court
deadline again.
DocketWatch reads every court filing the moment it lands, summarizes it in plain English, and proposes the deadlines and appearances buried inside — and shows you exactly where each date came from. Nothing reaches a calendar until you confirm it.
Court notices don't arrive on a schedule. Deadlines do.
Every filing carries a date that matters — computed from rules, triggered by an order, hidden three pages into a PDF. Tracking them by hand, across portals, is where things slip.
Scattered across portals
NYSCEF, eCourts, PACER and a dozen inboxes. The notice that sets your next deadline is somewhere in the pile.
Computed by hand
Reading the order, counting the days, transcribing into a calendar — accurate until the one afternoon it isn't.
One miss is a claim
A blown date isn't an inconvenience — it's a malpractice exposure. The margin for error is zero.
Calculated, not guessed. Calendared only when you say so.
Never miss a date
Every deadline and appearance, caught the moment the court sends it.
Traceable to its source
Every date links back to the exact court document it was read from.
AI reads, you decide
It does the reading and proposes the dates. The attorney keeps the final say.
Six jurisdictions, one view
NY, NJ, PA, CT, FL and the federal courts in a single schedule.
Built for the whole firm
Shared coverage and a directory, not a single inbox doing the watching.
Three steps from filing to calendar.
The watching, reading and date math are automatic. The decision stays with you.
The firm's schedule on the wall — and in your pocket.
Confirmed deadlines and appearances in one chronological view, scoped to you or covering a colleague — on the web dashboard and the iOS app, synced to Outlook.
Every date comes with receipts.
DocketWatch shows the captured court document beside the date it read, highlights the exact source sentence, and scores its confidence. You see precisely why a date was proposed — and decide whether it's right.
One schedule across six jurisdictions.
Every case in one searchable list — state and federal, sorted by the next date that matters. No switching portals, no separate calendars per court.
Coverage and sign-in for everyone who answers for a date.
Coverage, always clear
See who's covering each date, claim it yourself, or hand it off. Coverage stays unambiguous across the firm.
A directory that drives it
Attorneys, paralegals and assistants in one place — so coverage and case teams are assigned to real people.
Microsoft 365 & Outlook
Sign in with Microsoft 365 and subscribe confirmed dates straight into Outlook. Virtual appearances link out to Teams.
Made to be understood at a glance.
The moments that matter most — confidence, confirmation, coverage, and an all-clear day.
The kind of firm that runs on DocketWatch.
The examples below are representative profiles, not real client testimonials — every name, firm and figure is illustrative.
High filing volume across two states, one queue. Status conferences and discovery deadlines confirmed the day they're filed.
A small team that can't staff a docket clerk. Every proposed date is reviewed and confirmed before it reaches a calendar.
Coverage spread across four jurisdictions, made legible — partners see exactly what's covered and what still needs a hand.
"The value isn't that it finds the dates — it's that I can see exactly where each one came from before it ever touches our calendar."
Plans that scale with your caseload.
Pricing isn't published yet. Tiers will scale by caseload and firm size — solo practices to multi-office firms. Honest and simple, no checkout games.
See pricing tiers