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Courrt

Courrt is ours. It's a search engine for Indian case law: Supreme Court and High Court judgments, each one traced back to the official court PDF.

We did all of it: the product design, the website and the engineering.

what
legal research for Indian Supreme & High Court judgments
we did
product design, website, engineering
status
live
link
courrt.com ↗

01

One box

The homepage is a search field and five suggested searches. Nothing else.

home
Courrt homepage: a large 'Search judgments' field with a list of suggested searches below it
the homepage, with suggested searches like "basic structure of the constitution"

02

Results you can narrow

Each result shows the case name, date, court and citation count, with filters right above the list to narrow by court, year, party, act or disposition.

  1. search: full-text and by meaningI
  2. filter: court, years, party, citation, case type, area of law, disposition, act & sectionII
  3. sort: relevance, most cited, newest, oldestIII
  4. live result counts on every filterIV
search results
Search results for 'Basic structure of the constitution': 2,911 results led by Minerva Mills v. Union of India, with filter buttons above
2,911 results for one of the suggested searches

03

The judgment, verbatim

Open a case and the facts sit on the left: date, court, judges, citation, docket, CNR, disposition. The original court PDF sits on the right.

Switch to a summary of what the court held, or the full text.

"Every result traces back to the source; nothing is invented." — courrt.com/about

judgment
Judgment page for Minerva Mills Ltd. v. Union of India: case details on the left, the scanned original judgment on the right
Minerva Mills v. Union of India (1980), shown as the original
summary
The same judgment in Summary view, showing the citation, coram and the 'Held' section
summary: what the court held, and the issues
cited by
Search results filtered to the 111 judgments that cite Minerva Mills
"cited by 111": one click pulls up every case that cites it

04

Every court

The corpus covers the Supreme Court and 25 High Courts, with metadata for every judgment and full text pulled verbatim from the official PDFs.

  1. High Court judgments~17.9M
  2. Supreme Court judgments~43,500
  3. Acts, Rules and Notifications, Central and all States~36,000

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On a phone, and in dark mode

The full search and reading layout works on mobile, and a toggle next to the wordmark switches every screen between light and dark mode.

judgment
The Minerva Mills judgment page in dark theme, with the white original PDF on the right
the judgment page, dark
home
Courrt homepage in dark theme: search field and suggested searches
homepage, dark
search results
Search results for 'Basic structure of the constitution' in dark theme
results, dark
Courrt homepage on a phone, light theme
home, light
Courrt homepage on a phone, dark theme
home, dark
Minerva Mills judgment page on a phone, light theme
judgment, light
Minerva Mills judgment page on a phone, dark theme
judgment, dark

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Also in Claude & ChatGPT

The same corpus runs as a public, read-only MCP server, so Claude or ChatGPT can search and cite these judgments directly. No account, no sign-in. Add https://mcp.courrt.com/mcp as a custom connector.

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About the project

What is Courrt?

A search engine for Indian case law: ~43,500 Supreme Court and ~17.9 million High Court judgments, plus ~36,000 Acts, Rules and Notifications.

What did Superlinear do?

Courrt is our own product. We did the product design, the website and the engineering.

How is the interface put together?

A single search box on the homepage, filterable results with citation counts, and each judgment shown beside its original court PDF with a one-click summary and dark mode throughout.

How does it stay faithful to the source?

Judgment text is extracted verbatim from the official PDFs, which come from public eCourts records under CC-BY-4.0. Editorial summaries are labelled, and scans that can't be read yet link to the original instead of guessing.

Where else can people use it?

Through a public, read-only MCP server, so Claude and ChatGPT can search and cite judgments directly. No account needed.