What you follow stays yours.

How we handle your data

• Each account sees only its own

  The cases an account follows for itself, its notes, labels, searches and saved items are seen by no other user. A shared group's cases are seen only by its members, and a case a lawyer gives access to, only by that client.

• No names in notifications and emails

  A notification, on the phone or in the browser, or an email about a change says only what happened, the case number and the court. You read the parties’ names, your label and the court’s text in the app.

• A name, only with a reason

  To follow a person's name, you first confirm it is yours, a party you represent, or that you have a legitimate interest. The same for a criminal case.

• An office’s data stays its own

  Clients, time, fees and registers never show in notifications or emails. In a group, members see the clients, and only owners see rates and fee statements. We keep no personal numeric codes (CNP).

• Encrypted on the phone

  What the phone keeps for reading without signal is encrypted, with the key in the phone's secure storage, apart from the data. Signing out wipes it.

• Your password isn't stored

  You sign in with your email and password, or with Google or Apple. We never keep the password itself, only a fingerprint it can’t be rebuilt from. The code by email confirms your address once, at sign-⁠up, and helps when you forget your password; we never ask for it when you sign in. After a few wrong tries we wait longer between attempts, and when you change your password we end your other sessions and email you.