It takes a village
to run a Courtroom.
jhana Courtroom is a set of composable AI blocks built with judges and registries.
Admin aids for filing scrutiny and case metadata
Clerklike briefings to augment judges' notes
Publish, headnote & communicate judicial events
Built in collaboration with Indian courts for the World.
Registry → Judge → Public
Filing Scrutiny
AI vision scrutes (e)filed PDF
AI Records
Docket ToC, cover, metadata
Roster & Cause List
AI classification, indexing, analytics
Final Hearing
SC clerklike briefs & memos
IAs
Processing & paralegals
Case View
Portable AI aids & judges' notes
Order Dictation
Humanlike AI steno
Neutral Citation
Journal-style AI headnote
Communications
Publishing & comms
Your notes, your templates, your AI.
Steno (AI dictation)
Voice to action that knows content apart from commands
Court-ready formatting with automatic punctuation, grammar, and style
Edits and corrects from voice commands
Pause and edit or save doc
Clerk (AI briefer)
Extracts key issues and hyperlinks the case file
Memory jog: forum history and positionality
Page-linked citations with pin-points
Rich template library or drag-n-drop customize
Paralegal (AI research)
Chat with coverage of case law, statute & authorities
Deep research evaluates 15M+ precedents
Detailed citations
Query over uploaded documents and files
Case Notes
A versatile dashboard with sectional navigation
Portable iPad, Mobile or Desktop annotation
Take files home or to your chambers
Role-based access and sharing permissions
Helpers for the rote tasks. Ready to deploy into existing systems.
Journal-Style Headnotes
Ready to publish with human-in-the-loop quality control
Stylized and comprehensive editorial headnotes
Augment judgment PDF or publish to API
Send via Whatsapp, Telegram, email or SMS
Filing Scrutiny & Docket Examination
Detect missing pages, wrong annexures & defects from PDF upload
Rule-based + AI checks
Instant defect memos to filers or returned to counsel
Configurable per jurisdiction or custom rules
Custom Analytics
Indexing and classification by case type to assist admin efforts
Indexing and classification by case type
Dynamic search and filter
Track key KPIs and statistics
Rosters & Listing
Tools for case lifecycle management, dating, and listing
Assign by actor, role, or event type
Export as roster or cause list
AI assists with grouping similar cases
Inside the engine
A technical demo of a full-stack configuration of the Courtroom API
Courtroom in action
Collaborations with judiciary, policy & industry leaders
jhana Podcast ft. Sachin Malhan
Agami Co-Founder discusses portability of records and legal services.
In Bar and Bench, Aug 2025
Is 'clearing the backlog' really the problem? Or does what get measured get managed?
Compose your bench stack
Inspired by Indian chaat: mix and match, drag and drop
Filing Scrutiny
Metadata Extract
Brief Builder
Case View
Steno
Headnotes
Select only what your court needs. Modular. Composable. Yours—with every detail remembered.
Your Stack
Select components to build your stack
Overheard from our pilots
"I read the grounds in the morning, the counsel argued the same thing in the afternoon"
High Court Judge (pilot)
"Preparing a docket cover sheet alone can take 45 minutes"
Court Registrar
"Though I have used [Steno] for less than 24 hours, I have started liking it the most"
Email from Retired Judge
Built in India. Ready for the World.
FAQs
Is Courtroom a product, a service, or a platform?
Courtroom is a set of APIs and UI modules. You run and manage it yourself, on your infrastructure. Courtroom API comes with templates and extensive consulting support. But you can also customize it yourself.
Will it work with our current systems?
Yes. Courtroom is API-first and plays alongside e-filing and CMS tools. You own your data and outputs.
How do I deploy Courtoom modules? How long does it take?
Point solution modules like Steno can go live instantly. Core registry or judge views that require data integrations can go live in days. Integrations follow your IT capabilities and systems, but we can help you get started.
How is pricing structured?
Pay-per-component with volume tiers. Start with some modules; expand as you go.
lift all boats.”