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Radar Just

For law offices

The office’s day, in one place.

The office’s cases followed once for everyone, the day’s hearings with who goes to each, and tasks, time and clients next to each case. The client sees their case in plain words, and on the web you make the fees and their statements.

The Today screen: first My tasks, with an overdue task, and the line to the hearings with no time logged, then today’s hearings, with the court, the panel and the place on the list.
The monthly report for the office group, October 2026, up to 8 October: the cases followed, added and removed, then the hearings held.

How an office starts

  1. An account for each

    Each lawyer signs in with their own email address. What they follow for themselves only, with their notes and labels, nobody else sees.

  2. The office’s group

    One of you makes the group and invites the others by email or with a join link, each with their role: owner, member or viewer.

  3. The cases, from a list

    You add to the group the cases you already follow, or a list of numbers pasted from an email or a table.

In the morning, the office’s day.

On Today, everyone sees their own hearings first, with the court, the panel and their place on the list, and the rest of the office’s day sits under “At the office today”, by who is responsible. Below it, “My tasks”: what is to be done today and what is left.

  • Hearing reminders go to the person responsible for each case.
  • Each member chooses the group’s notifications: every change, only the important ones, only their own, or none. The group’s News tab keeps everything.

One shared list, followed once.

Every member sees the group’s cases, with the group’s label and note, who added each case and who answers for it. Under each change, colleagues leave comments, with @ for whoever needs to know.

  • An owner invites, changes roles and removes people; a member adds cases, chooses who is responsible and writes group notes; a viewer sees everything, without changing anything.
  • The group can also watch a name, a subject or a panel, for everyone.

The client sees their case.

With “Client access”, you give a client access to a single case, by email or with a code shown as a QR at the office. The client reads it in plain words, with your messages above each change; they never see your notes, labels, group or colleagues.

  • The one-⁠page report, for one case or for all of a client’s cases, you make yourselves and send through the app you choose.

Access is free and ends when you stop it, when you stop following the case, or on the date you chose.

The Client access dialog: the case, access by email or by a QR code in the office, the client's address, the title they see and the parties' names.

The office’s tools, next to the case.

Tasks with their day and who does them, hearing notes, time with a timer, each client’s record, the contracts register and the in/out register, the estimated stamp duty. On the web, fees, expenses and a period’s fee statement.

  • Time adds up by client, by case and by person and downloads as CSV; the accounting file gathers the expenses and statements too.
  • A fee statement is an informative document, not a fiscal invoice.
A client’s record, a person, yours alone: the Edit button, the linked case, with a hearing today at 11:00 at the Bucharest Tribunal, then Link a case and Report for the client.

The monthly report, for the owners.

One page a month: the cases, the hearings held and those coming, the rulings, each person’s tasks and time, to print or to download as CSV. No parties’ names.

Security the office can ask for.

An owner can ask every member to sign in with two-⁠step verification too, from an authenticator app. Anyone without it sees the group, but not its cases, until they turn it on.

The Cabinet plan, made for how you work.

The Cabinet plan gives the group the seats you need, a shared list of cases for each seat and the office’s fees, and you try it with no card. The price is on the Pricing page; until online payment opens, we give it on an invoice: write to us.

contact@radarjust.roSee the prices

Questions from law offices

Can we follow the same cases from several accounts?

Yes. Each lawyer can follow the same case from their own account, or you put it once in the office’s group, where you all see it. A case someone sees only through the group does not count among their 25.

Do I see what my colleagues follow?

Not what they follow for themselves. The cases of a shared group you belong to, though, you all see: who added each case and who is responsible for it.

Do our clients see anything in Radar Just?

Only what you give them: with “Client access”, your client sees one case from their own account, explained in plain words, with your messages, never your notes, labels or colleagues. Otherwise, only what you send them: the report or an update’s card.

What happens when a colleague leaves the group?

The group’s cases leave their list. Those they were responsible for they can keep as personal follows, as far as their account’s limit allows. The group and its cases stay with the office.

What data do you keep about the office?

The accounts, each with its email address and its cases, and what you use: the shared group (the members with their roles, the cases, the notes, the comments and the activity), your tasks, time, clients, fees and registers, and the access given to clients. What we keep and why is in the privacy notice.

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.

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The screens are from the app, with invented data.