Profiles
Each with their own screen.
At the start you choose who you are: a lawyer, a magistrate, a clerk, a party to a case, a student or someone else. The app fits its screens, sources and explanations, and the text grows as large as you need.
How it fits its screens
You choose who you are
Lawyer, legal adviser, magistrate, clerk, bailiff, notary, insolvency practitioner, expert, party, journalist, student or other.
The app fits itself
What Today shows first, what search offers you, what emails count, the sources on from the start, the kind of explanations and the fifth tab: Services or Guide.
You change any time
In Settings › Profile. The profile opens nothing that is not public and changes nothing others see.
For magistrates and clerks, the panels.
You follow a panel at a court and get its court list every morning. The lines show only the case number and the stage, not the subject. Lists and panels have their own page.
The guide and the glossary.
Where to find the case number, how to read an update, what postponed, ruling, panel or stage of proceedings mean: short explanations, written for people who are not lawyers.
Easy to read, at any age.
The look is chosen at the start, after the language and the profile, and changed in Settings › Appearance: light, dark or the same as the phone, text up to the largest, and higher contrast. The look and the language have their own page.
- At the largest text, lines wrap instead of cutting the court's name or the case number.
The profile changes what you see, not what you may see.
Whatever the profile, an account sees only its own cases, those shared with it and what is public. A magistrate sees no more than a lawyer, and a party sees no less about their own case.
Questions about profiles and appearance
What changes if I choose another profile?
The order of Today, what search offers you first, the kind of explanations, the fifth tab and what emails count, unless you chose that yourself. Nothing disappears: what moves down on Today has its own page and is in search, under Actions. Your sources, the cases you follow, your saved items and your settings stay as they were.
Is the app in English too?
Yes. You choose the language at the start and change it in Settings; the court’s text stays as the court published it, in Romanian.
Does it work with VoiceOver and TalkBack?
The screens have labels for screen readers, large buttons and text that grows with the phone's setting. If something does not read well, write to us at contact@radarjust.ro.
Is dark mode on the web too?
Yes. The look belongs to the account: on the web it looks the same as on the phone.
What does a student see?
The Guide tab instead of Services, simple explanations and, from day one, the UNBR's notices and the High Court's decisions. They can follow public cases like anyone, with the same limits.
Further
- Look and languageLight or dark, large text, higher contrast, in Romanian or in English.
- Plain explanationsThe court's text, then what it means and what comes next. Simple words for those who are not lawyers.
- Your own caseYour case in plain words: the next hearing, what happened and what you can do until then.
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.
Coming soon
Coming soon
The screens are from the app, with invented data.