A change in a case, in plain words.

On your phone, in the browser and by email.

On a phone, or on the web in the browser once you allow its notifications, you get a notification with what happened, the case number and the court. On an iPhone, the browser's come once you add the web app to the Home Screen. By email, in Settings › Notifications › Email, you choose:

• one email for each change, about 10 minutes after it, with whatever else changed meanwhile;
• a single summary a day, at the hour you choose, only on days with something new;
• only the major changes: a ruling, a new hearing, an appeal lodged;
• or none. Every email ends with the link that stops them in one click.

News keeps everything you received in the app, read or unread, with the filters All, Unread, Cases and Sources.

On the phone, even without signal.

Cases, the agenda, News and Saved stay readable in a courtroom without signal, with the time of the last update. A star or a mute waits for the signal and goes by itself.

On a phone, the data kept for reading without signal is encrypted, with the key in the phone's secure storage. On the web, the cases don't stay once you close the tab.