Court calendar, ticklers, case review, intake, and client files — the day-to-day of a busy practice, in one fast, focused workspace. At your desk or on the go.
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Most legal software is bloated, generic, and built by people who never worked a docket, a case, or a trial. LawCommand is the opposite — lean, fast, and shaped by the real flow of a case, from first setting to closing.
Your whole docket on one screen. Drop in the weekly court calendar PDF and every setting lands on the right day, with conflict and travel-time checks across courthouses.
Sign in →A calendar tells you the date. Case Review tells you the case: notes, prior settings, and what’s still pending, carried from setting to setting until the case closes. They’ll ask how you’re so prepared.
Sign in →Every walk-in, call, and balance logged where the whole staff can see it, so the attorney at another courthouse knows who came in before calling back. Never feel distant again.
Sign in →Message the team without leaving the app. Direct messages with live status, so you know who’s free before you ask.
Sign in →Notes from LawNote, client uploads from LawDrop, and evidence in LawDrive sit on the same matter as the calendar. Nothing gets typed twice.
Sign in →Made by a working paralegal for everyday case work, and used in a real office every day. No gimmicks, no bloat.
Sign in →You're trusting LawCommand with your clients' information. Here's the straight answer on what happens to it.
Encrypted in transit and at rest. Client information stays client information.
Your client list, cases, and notes are yours. No ads, no data brokers, no exceptions.
Your matters never train AI models — not ours, not anyone's.
Every query is scoped to your office — staff see only what their role allows.
Export or permanently delete your data anytime — no lock-in. Read the privacy policy for the fine print.
Each app does one job for a working law office. They share the matter, so what comes in through one shows up in the others.
The command center. Court calendar with conflict and travel checks, case review, front office logs, office chat, and one-click PDF docket import.
Open LawCommand →A note taker built for legal work. Dictate or type, with live translation, and your notes land on the matter, not in a random app.
Open LawNote →Discovery, fast and hassle free. Send a secure link, the client or custodian uploads, no account needed on their side. Files arrive on the matter.
Open LawDrop →The evidence and discovery vault. Every file for a case in one place, organized the way your office works, with trial prep under the same roof.
Open LawDrive →Client messaging that stays on the matter.
Close a case, keep everything, bring it back when needed.
LawCommand · LawNote · LawDrop · LawDrive are live. LawText · LawArchive on the way. See the full suite →
Downloads open after sign-up. Once you’ve created your office account and paid, your first sign-in to LawCommand offers the LawCommand Suite installer.
Set up your office account on the web.
Once payment goes through, your account can download the Suite.
The first time you sign in to LawCommand, a one-time pop-up offers the LawCommand Suite installer for Windows or Linux. After that, open Suite apps in the left column for each app’s link and a Download Suite button. On iPhone and iPad, the apps install through Apple TestFlight, and we’ll send your invite when it’s ready.
LawCommand wasn't designed in a pitch deck. It was built across the desk from a ringing phone — by a paralegal with 8+ years of in-house and courtroom experience who needed a calendar, ticklers, and intake that could actually keep up with a real docket.
It runs in a working office every day. When something annoys the person who built it, it gets fixed — usually that week.
Our whole docket lives in LawCommand now — settings, ticklers, intake. It's the first thing I open in the morning, and the last thing I check before court.
Rey, Paralegal
LawCommand is live in a Closed Alpha with a small group of offices. Want your office in? Ask for an invite.
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