Case diary
The register you carry to court, on every phone in the chamber.
Tarikh's case diary keeps the same columns as the hardbound register: previous tarikh, court, case number, parties and the next step. The difference is that the senior, the juniors and the muhuri all see the same page at the same time, from wherever they are.
The diary view
Open a date. See every case on it.
Pick any day, past or future, and the diary lists every hearing scheduled for it in the order you are used to.
Today and tomorrow, always ready
The app opens on today's hearings with tomorrow's just below, so nobody asks the muhuri what is on. The prev tarikh column is right there, and a tap on the case number jumps to the full case with its notes and history.
- Today's hearings on the landing screen, tomorrow's underneath
- Prev tarikh column, so nobody flips back through pages
- Open the diary from the dashboard or from any calendar day
- Search and filter all cases by court, status or assignee
| Prev | Case | Parties | Step |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Apr | CR-2419/24 | State vs Karim | Hearing |
| 02 May | WP-318/25 | Rahman vs Govt | Order |
| 12 May | FM-42/24 | Begum vs Begum | Hearing |
| 20 May | CR-118/25 | State vs Rahim | Judgment |
What makes it a chamber diary
Five habits of the paper register, kept.
We did not invent a new workflow. We watched how a Dhaka chamber runs its diary and built exactly that.
Today and tomorrow view
Every morning the app shows today's hearings; every evening it previews tomorrow's. Open cases that were not taken up roll over so nothing is lost.
Adjournment is a first-class action
Multobi is not an edit. One tap closes today's tarikh, opens the new one and, if you want, tells the client. Heard, order and judgment work the same way.
Tarikh history per case
Every hearing is a timeline entry with what happened, who recorded it and when. Six months later you can still see why a case was adjourned in April.
Roles: senior, junior, muhuri
The senior governs members and deletions. Juniors enter and update from court. The muhuri has full operational rights to enter, edit and notify clients, without governance rights.
Save with whatever is filled
Four essentials save a case: number, court, next tarikh and type. Parties, client and notes are optional groups. Enter it in the corridor; the muhuri completes it in the evening.
How to
How to log a tarikh in Tarikh
From the moment the bench gives a date to the client knowing about it, in under a minute.
- 01
Add the case
Type the case number, pick the court and type, set the next tarikh. Parties and client details can wait.
- 02
Find it on the day
On the hearing date the case is on the today screen. Open it to see the previous tarikh and notes.
- 03
Record the outcome
Tap adjourned, heard, order or judgment. For an adjournment, pick the new tarikh in the same step.
- 04
Tell the client
Send the pre-filled Bangla SMS or share the status on WhatsApp. The new tarikh is already in tomorrow's diary.
Why a digital diary
The notebook works until it does not.
A hardbound register has one honest problem: it is in one place. When the senior is at the High Court, the junior at a magistrate's court in Gazipur and the muhuri at the chamber, three people need the same page and only one of them has it. Phone calls fill the gap, and the phone calls are where the mistakes happen.
Tarikh keeps the register's shape and removes the single copy. The columns are the ones every Bangladeshi advocate already knows, the outcomes are the words used in court, and Bangla is the default for every label, date and weekday. Nothing has to be translated in your head before it goes in.
Because it is a responsive web app, there is no download and no separate mobile version to fall behind. The same case that a junior enters on a phone from the corridor is on the muhuri's desktop that evening, complete with the audit trail of who changed what. Cases export to CSV at any time and each case exports as a PDF with its hearings and notes, so the data is always yours.
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