CourtClarity

CourtClarity is a web app (with optional mobile companion) that makes court activity understandable without pretending to “open” what’s legally sealed. It aggregates publicly available dockets, calendars, minute orders, and case documents from selected jurisdictions, then normalizes party names, judges, case types, and key events into a consistent timeline. Users can subscribe to alerts for hearings, filings, continuances, and outcomes, and export clean case histories for reporting or compliance. The AI layer focuses on summarizing long filings into plain-English “what changed” updates and extracting structured fields (motions, rulings, deadlines) while showing citations back to the source document. It’s realistic: coverage starts with a small set of high-demand courts where data access is stable, and expands only where scraping/feeds are legally and technically viable.