Upload any court document. AI extracts trigger events. A rules engine calculates every deadline — with citations, holiday adjustments, and step-by-step explanations. You verify. Done.
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Rule-Based Calculations
Missed deadlines account for the largest share of legal malpractice claims in the U.S. The average claim costs over $150,000 to resolve. Spreadsheets and calendar reminders are not a docketing system.
Counting business days by hand, checking 50 different holiday calendars, cross-referencing local rules — for every single filing. Time you should be spending on your clients.
Business days vs. calendar days. State holidays vs. federal holidays. Add-on days for electronic service vs. mail. One wrong assumption and the deadline is wrong.
A single missed deadline can mean a dismissed case, a default judgment against your client, or a malpractice suit against you. There is no "undo" for a blown statute of limitations.
How it works
Drop any court document — complaints, motions, trial orders, scheduling orders. PDF format.
AI reads the document, identifies trigger events (filing dates, service dates, hearing dates), and detects the jurisdiction.
A deterministic rules engine computes every deadline using jurisdiction-specific rules, holiday calendars, and counting methods.
Review each deadline with confidence scores and rule citations. Approve, adjust, or reject. Export to your calendar.
Features
Every firm gets its own AI agent that monitors filings, processes documents, learns your preferences, and sends morning briefings. It gets smarter the more you use it.
Upload court orders, motions, and scheduling orders. AI extracts all docketable events and the rules engine calculates every deadline.
Federal, state, and appellate courts. Each with its own computation-of-time rules, court holidays, and service add-on days.
AI extraction + deterministic rules engine. Confidence scores flag discrepancies. You verify before anything hits the calendar.
Subscribe to an ICS feed that auto-updates. Works with Google Calendar, Outlook, and Apple Calendar. Export to CSV or Excel.
Share cases, assign deadlines, comment on entries, and track who verified what. Shared agent chat keeps the whole team aligned.
Pricing
Start free today — no credit card required. Upgrade when you're ready.
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$0/month
For solo practitioners & small firms
$149/month
For litigation teams & practices
$299/month
All plans include a 14-day free trial of Professional features. No credit card required.
Most legal AI tools guess dates. We don't. Here's what makes Docket4Me the only docketing tool that can actually prove its math.
AI reads documents. A deterministic rules engine calculates deadlines. Every date comes with the exact rule citation, step-by-step math, and holiday adjustments. If AI and the engine disagree, you see both.
Not a prompt. Not a lookup table. Every jurisdiction has its own computation-of-time rules, court holidays (2024-2028), and service add-on days coded into the engine. FL Rule 2.514, FRCP 6(a), NY CPLR 2103 — all handled natively.
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest. Court orders are never used to train AI models. Full audit trail tracks every action. Built for firms that take client confidentiality seriously.
Docket4Me is built by a litigation professional who was tired of manual deadline math. Every calculation is transparent — you see the rule, the steps, and the confidence score before anything hits your calendar.Try the free calculator — no signup required. See the engine in action before you commit.
Dates are never generated by AI. AI reads the document and extracts trigger events (filing dates, service dates, etc.). A deterministic rules engine then calculates deadlines using jurisdiction-specific court rules, holiday calendars, and counting methods. Every calculation shows the rule citation, step-by-step math, and confidence score.
All 50 US states, the District of Columbia, and 98+ federal district courts — 141 jurisdictions total. Each uses its own civil procedure rules and court holiday calendar. We support both state and federal rules, including local court rules for major districts.
Any court document in PDF format — complaints, motions, trial orders, scheduling orders, CMOs, summonses, and more. The AI identifies the document type, extracts trigger events, and routes them to the appropriate deadline calculation pipeline.
Yes. All plans include calendar sync via ICS feed — subscribe once and your deadlines auto-update in Google Calendar, Outlook, or Apple Calendar. Professional plans also include CSV and Excel export for integration with case management systems.
Every entry shows confidence scores and links to the source text in your document. The dual-check system (AI extraction + rules engine calculation) flags any discrepancy for your review. You always verify before docketing — nothing is auto-committed without your approval.
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest on enterprise-grade infrastructure. Court orders are never used to train AI models. Your data stays yours. Full audit trail tracks every action for compliance.
Yes. The Starter plan includes 5 documents per month, access to all 141 jurisdictions, and the AI docketing assistant — completely free, no credit card required. Upgrade to Professional when you need more volume.
Every deadline you calculate manually is a risk you don't need to take. Let the rules engine do the math. You verify and docket.
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