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Your calendar

Your hearings, in the calendar you already use.

A subscription link for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook: when a hearing appears or moves, it moves in your calendar too, at its next refresh. Or an .ics file, opened once.

The Calendar screen: the active subscription link, the Copy link and Subscribe in Calendar buttons, and the notes that cases show there by number and that the link is for you alone.
The Hearings screen: the hearings by day, those waiting for a ruling first, each with the time, the case number and the court.

How you add it

  1. Make the link

    In Settings › Calendar, Make a subscription link. It is yours, and it is secret.

  2. Add it

    Subscribe in Calendar opens it in your calendar app; for Google, Apple or Outlook the app shows you the steps, or you copy it and paste it.

  3. It keeps itself up to date

    Your calendar refreshes by itself every few hours: new hearings appear, moved ones move.

A link that keeps itself up to date.

Through the subscription link, your calendar gets the hearings of the cases you follow. Each hearing is an event with its time, the court as its place and, in its description, the case number, the panel, the ruling when there is one, and the case’s link.

  • A hearing moved to another time is another event: the old one goes, the new one comes.
  • The day a postponed ruling is due shows as “Ruling due”, not as a hearing to attend.
  • Times are Romania’s; a hearing with no time is an all-⁠day event.

In the calendar, just the number.

Through the subscription link, cases show by their number, not your labels: whoever has the link sees the hearings, not what you wrote.

  • The link is secret: keep it to yourself.
  • New link makes another one, and the old one stops working.
  • Stop the link, and subscribed calendars get no new hearings.

Or an .ics file, just once.

You download termene.ics and open it: the hearings go into your calendar, this time with your labels. The file does not update itself; for new hearings you download it again or use the link.

On Google, Apple or Outlook.

The app shows you the steps for each:

  • Google Calendar, on a computer: beside “Other calendars”, + › “From URL”, then paste the link.
  • Apple Calendar: on iPhone, in Settings, as a subscribed calendar; on a Mac, Calendar › File › New Calendar Subscription.
  • Outlook: Add calendar › Subscribe from web, then paste the link.

Your hearings, without your notes.

The subscription link carries the hearings, with the case number and the court; your notes and labels stay in the app. When you delete your account the link stops working, and the hearings already in your calendar stay there until you remove the subscription.

Questions about the calendar

How soon does a new hearing show in my calendar?

At your calendar’s next refresh: calendar apps refresh a subscription every few hours, each by its own rule. In Radar Just you see it sooner, in Hearings and on Today.

Do my group's cases show too?

The calendar has the hearings of the cases you follow yourself. A case you see only through a group goes in once you follow it personally too, which costs no search.

I gave the link to someone by mistake. What do I do?

In Settings › Calendar, New link: the old one stops working, and you put the new one in your calendar.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The link goes into your phone's calendar, and the hearings show there like any other event.

Further

Add your first case.

The number on the summons is all you need. In the browser now, on iPhone and Android soon.

Open the web appAsk for access

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.

  • Download on the App StoreComing soon
  • Get it on Google PlayComing soon

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