Calendar and WhatsApp
See the month. Tell the client in one tap.
The calendar shows the whole chamber's hearings a month at a time. After a hearing, one tap sends the client a status update, pre-filled with the case reference, the outcome, the next tarikh and your chamber's name, on WhatsApp or as a Bangla SMS.
Month view
The month at a glance.
Counts and case chips on every day, so the busy weeks are obvious before you tap anything.
Every hearing, on the day it belongs
The month grid shows how many hearings sit on each day and which cases they are. Tap a day and the diary for it opens inline, in the same column order as the register. Weekdays and dates are in Bangla by default, and Fridays and Saturdays are visibly the weekend.
- Hearing counts and case chips on each day
- Tap a day to open the diary for it without leaving the calendar
- Bangla weekdays and dates, Bangladesh time
- Filter by court or assignee to see one person's month
Client updates
The client hears before they call.
The most common question a chamber gets is the client asking what happened. Answer it before it is asked.
Share status on WhatsApp, or send a Bangla SMS
After you record an outcome, Tarikh drafts the message: salam, case number and court, today's date and result, the next tarikh and your chamber name. Share it to the client's WhatsApp in one tap, or send it as a Bangla SMS so it reaches clients without a smartphone.
- Pre-filled in Bangla or English, editable before sending
- Opens WhatsApp with the message ready, no copy and paste
- Bangla SMS through a local gateway for clients without WhatsApp
- Every message is logged on the case's tarikh history
- 18 Apr 2026Hearing · Adjourned
- 02 May 2026Hearing · Adjourned
- 18 Jun 2026TODAYHearing · HeardShare status
How to
How to share a case status on WhatsApp from Tarikh
From the courtroom door to the client's phone, before you reach the car.
- 01
Open today's case
From the today screen or the calendar, tap the case you have just argued.
- 02
Record the outcome
Tap heard, adjourned, order or judgment. For an adjournment, set the new tarikh in the same step.
- 03
Tap Share status
Tarikh drafts the message with the case reference, result, next tarikh and your chamber name. Edit it if you like.
- 04
Send it
Choose WhatsApp to open the chat with the message ready, or SMS to send it in Bangla to the client's number.
The details
Small things that matter in court.
Client communication fails on the small details. These are the ones we got right.
Written the way a chamber writes
The message opens with a salam, names the court and the case, states the outcome plainly and signs off with the chamber name. It reads like it came from you, because it did.
Bangla or English per client
Choose the language when you share. A client who reads Bangla gets the Bangla draft with Bangla dates; a corporate client can get English.
SMS for clients without a smartphone
Not every client has WhatsApp. Bangla SMS goes through a local gateway to any Bangladeshi number, so the next tarikh reaches the client either way.
Why it matters
Fewer calls, calmer clients.
Ask any muhuri where the afternoon goes and the answer is the phone. Clients call to ask what happened, when the next tarikh is, whether they need to come. Each call is two minutes, and there are twenty of them. The information already exists in the diary; it just never leaves the chamber unprompted.
Tarikh turns recording an outcome and telling the client into the same motion. Because the message is drafted from the case itself, it is always accurate: the case number is the right one, the next tarikh is the one you just entered, and the chamber name is spelt the way you spelt it. The junior who argued the matter can send it from the corridor; the muhuri can see on the case's history that it was sent.
The calendar is the other half of the same idea. The senior can see a month of the chamber's work without asking anyone, spot a Sunday with nine hearings across three courts, and reassign a junior a week early. Together they replace the two most repetitive conversations in a chamber with two taps.
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