“Tarikh kobey?” - the question you'll never scramble for again. Tarikh is the Bangla-first diary for law chambers - hearings, dues, clients and chamber-mates in one place, now with AI legal research and Supreme Court precedents at your desk.
Pick any day. Get every case scheduled, in the same column order as the cloth-bound diary you carry to court.
Open a date - any date - and see prev tarikh, court, case no, parties and the next step. Click a case to drill in. Open it inline from the dashboard or the calendar.
| 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 |
Clause AI reads the Bangladesh Code the way your senior reads it - by act, by section - and now surfaces Supreme Court judgments on point, with the source pinned next to every claim. Included in every paid plan.
Type the way you actually think - বাংলা, English, or Bangla typed in English letters. Clause AI answers in the same tongue, with the section text cited inline - and points you to the Supreme Court judgments on point. Click any pill to read the source.
See the whole month. Tap a day to open the diary inline. Counts and case chips surface what matters before you even click.
After a hearing, share the status with the client on WhatsApp - case ref, outcome, next tarikh, your chamber name. Pre-filled in Bangla or English.
Salam Karim, Case: CR-2419/24 (CMM Dhaka) 18 Jun 2026 - Hearing: Heard - Rahman Chamber
Per-case ledger of fees, payments and balances. The chamber sees total due at a glance and which client owes what.
7am email to every senior with the day's hearings. Sundays to Thursdays, BD timezone. Open the dashboard from the email.
Good morning, A. Karim.
Here's the day for Rahman & Associates on 18 Jun 2026:
Case no, court, client. Done in 30 seconds.
Pick a date. It lands in today, tomorrow or the calendar.
Heard, adjourned, not taken up. One tap.
WhatsApp share. Bangla or English.
Ask in Bangla or English. Get the section or precedent cited, without leaving your chamber.
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Every chamber feature, no card required.
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AIClause AI - your legal assistant
Ask any Bangladesh law question. Cited answers with section text in English or Bangla - now with Supreme Court case-law and precedent search.
For chambers above 10 members.
All prices in BDT. No auto-debit - you renew when you choose. Cancel any time.
Yes. The whole interface, including dates, weekdays and form labels, is available in Bangla. You can switch the language per user at any time.
No. Tarikh runs in the browser on phones and laptops. There is no Play Store download, no Mac client.
Date inputs respect BD timezone (Asia/Dhaka). The morning digest skips Fridays and Saturdays.
Cases can be exported to CSV. Each case can be exported as a branded PDF with hearings, notes and attachments listed.
Invite chamber-mates by email. They join with the role you assign - Senior, Junior or Clerk. Roles control who can edit case data and add members.
For statute questions, Clause AI answers from the Bangladesh Code itself - acts, ordinances and their sections from the official law portal (bdlaws.minlaw.gov.bd). For case law, it draws on reported Supreme Court of Bangladesh judgments and cites each one by its official citation. Every claim is cited inline, and it does not invent law: when a question falls outside what it retrieved, it says so instead of guessing - and it never cites a case it did not actually find.
Treat it as a fast first-pass research assistant, not a substitute for your own judgement. It points you to the right section or judgment with the source pinned, but always verify the current text, any amendments, and that a cited case is still good law before relying on it in a filing or before a bench. It is built to cite, not to advise.
Bangla, English, or Bangla typed in English letters (Banglish). It understands all three and replies in the language you wrote in, with the section text cited inline.
Chambers are isolated at the database level. Members of one chamber cannot see another chamber's cases. We log every case event with an author and timestamp. Clause AI conversations are private to the member who started them and auto-delete after 7 days of inactivity.
Every case row is scoped to a chamber. No cross-chamber reads, ever - enforced at the database layer.
Hearings, notes and case edits all record the author and timestamp. Disputes have a paper trail.
TLS everywhere. Sessions are signed, short-lived and rotate on sign-in from a new device.
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