On the web now · iPhone and Android soon
Your cases and your office, in one place.
For lawyers and law offices: hear of every change in your cases, see your day in court, and keep tasks, time, clients and fees next to each case.
Have a single case of your own or your family’s? Follow it for free, explained in plain words.If you have a case
Free for now. While it is in testing, Radar Just opens with an access code. Ask for access
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What you get
What matters in your cases and your office, in plain view.
Hear of every change
A new hearing, a postponement or a ruling: a notification and an email, then in the app what it means and what comes next.
Your day in court
Today, with the day’s hearings, the panel and your place on the list, then your hearings by day and in the calendar you already use.
The office, next to the case
Tasks, time, clients, registers and stamp duty, and on the web the fees and a period’s fee statement.
Team and clients
The office’s cases on one list, with someone responsible for each and comments for colleagues. A client sees their case in plain words, from their own account.
In plain words
What the court wrote, then what it means and what comes next, in simple words, for you and for your client.
Your place on the court list
On the hearing’s day you see the panel’s list and how many cases are ahead of yours.
The decisions that concern your cases
Decisions of the High Court and the Constitutional Court, picked by your cases, with the link to the official text.
Platforms
On your phone and in your browser, with one account.
Open the web app on any computer or phone. On iPhone and Android it arrives soon, with the same cases.
Privacy
Your cases are yours alone.
You see only what the courts have published. What you follow stays yours.
Public data only
The cases are the ones the courts publish, the High Court included, just as they published them.
Each account sees its own
What you follow for yourself nobody else sees. A group’s cases are seen by its members, and a case you give access to, by your client.
No names in notifications
A notification or an email says only what happened, the case number and the court. Never the parties’ names.
A name, only with a reason
You follow a person’s name only after confirming it is yours, a party’s you represent, or that you have a legitimate interest.
In the EU, no ads
The data lives on servers in Frankfurt. No ads, no tracking across apps, no selling of data.
Yours, any time
From Settings you download everything we keep about you, or delete your account.
Price
Free for now. Then, a plan that fits.
While the launch lasts, everything is free. After it, you follow 3 cases for free, with every office tool; the Individual and Cabinet plans add cases, watched names and fees, with 30 days to try them. Online payment has not opened yet, and your account never moves to paying by itself.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is Radar Just?
An app that follows your cases, at any court and at the High Court, and tells you in plain words what changed. It works now in the browser, on a computer or a phone; on iPhone and Android it arrives soon.
Do I have to be a lawyer?
No. People with a case of their own or their family’s use it, and so do legal professionals, journalists and students. At the start you say who you are, and the app fits its screens and explanations to you.
Is it an official service?
No. Radar Just shows you in plain words what the courts have published, but it is not a service of the courts or of the Ministry of Justice. The official record remains the case file at the court.
How soon do I find out?
Not in real time, but without you checking. The closer a hearing or a ruling, the sooner you know.
Does it give me legal advice?
No. The explanations are general, not legal advice. For your own case, talk to a lawyer.
Add your first case.
The number on the summons is all you need. In the browser now, on iPhone and Android soon.
You make your account with your email and a password, or sign in with Google or Apple. While it is in testing, Radar Just opens with an access code.
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The screens are from the app, with invented data.