A reminder on time, a note that is yours alone.

Every hearing, at the moment you chose.

The reminder tells you the case number and the court. It comes as a notification: on your phone or, on the web, in the browser, if you allowed its notifications.

• A day when a postponed ruling is due gets reminders just like a hearing.
• A muted case gets no reminders.
• A late reminder goes only while it still makes sense: the evening one until 22:00, the morning one until the hearing's time.

A reminder of your own, for your day.

On a case you follow you set a reminder for a day and time of your choosing, between 07:00 and 22:00, with a note of up to 200 characters. Set beside a ruling that gives the deadline for an appeal, the reminder keeps the court's words as it wrote them.

• It comes once, as a notification and by email if your emails are on; neither carries your note.
• It comes on a muted case too: you asked for it.
• You see it in Hearings and on the case card.

You choose the date; we do not compute deadlines.

Notes and labels only you see.

On a case card you write a private note and give it a label, for example “the enforcement challenge”, which only you see. The label makes it easy to find in Cases and in search.

Your note and label never appear in notifications, emails or the calendar's subscription link.

In a group, the reminder goes to whoever goes to the hearing.

In a shared group each case can have someone responsible, and hearing reminders go to them by default. Each member chooses, in My notifications: only where I am responsible, every hearing of the group, or none. The group has its own note and label on each case, which every member sees, apart from yours.