JUDLEX gathers the dates inside a case file's papers into a diary, and from there you count the deadlines yourself.

JUDLEX's first release classifies the documents in a case file, fixes their numbering and hides names on screen.

This release adds an optional lock that works offline, folders for grouping documents and long lists that scroll without waiting.

If your account session expires while you are paying, the payment screen itself offers the button to sign back in.

The payment screen offers the button once it can take your card details, and points to Support when payment cannot be made there.

One rate per seat, a real choice about artificial intelligence, and a computer without a licence that says exactly what it can do.

The status you see next to a question is the one for the provider and model you have selected, and when it is not known yet it says so.

JUDLEX speaks English from end to end, dates follow the language you choose, and what you have stored stays where it is.

A client's paperwork now lives in a matter, and you build the case files on top of it without duplicating a single document.