Jagriq vs Court Netra
Court Netra publishes court coverage and a citator. The two products diverge on how far that coverage reaches past selected district courts, and on whether an authority is checked for good law before it reaches your draft.
The limits
Where Court Netra stops
- District-court coverage limited to selected courts
- OCR over scanned case files not advertised
- Indian-language research and drafting not advertised
On Jagriq
What you get instead
- OCR, classification and extraction over scanned case files
- Research and drafting across 22 Indian languages
You need a matter tracked where no CNR exists, coverage into tribunals and RERA, or an answer where every authority is resolved and good-law checked before you rely on it.
Line by line
Court coverage
Jagriq: eCourts across 3,193 benches, plus 10 tribunal families and 15 RERA authorities
Court Netra — Offered: Supreme Court, 25 High Courts, seven tribunals and selected district courts
How cases are tracked
Jagriq: CNR, case number, party and forum — plus matching where no CNR exists
Court Netra — Offered: CNR, case number, party and forum
Hearing alerts
Jagriq: WhatsApp, email and in-app, on a T-3 / T-1 / morning-of ladder
Court Netra — Offered: WhatsApp at 24 hours and one hour before, plus email
Good-law checking
Jagriq: Overruled and doubted authorities are excluded when the answer is generated, not flagged afterwards
Court Netra — Offered: Citator published
Documents & OCR
Jagriq: OCR, classification and extraction over scanned case files
Court Netra — Partly offered: Document vault with versioning; OCR not advertised
Indian languages
Jagriq: Research and drafting across 22 Indian languages
Court Netra — Not advertised: Not advertised
How we compare. Capabilities for Court Netra come from their own published material, reviewed July 2026. Where something isn’t advertised we say “not advertised” rather than claiming it’s absent — we haven’t verified that. We don’t compare prices: they change faster than this page does. Products move, and this one may be out of date — tell us if anything here is wrong and we’ll correct it.
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