The Home page shows your day at a glance: today’s court matters, your schedule, your tasks, and what’s coming up. It comes in two layouts, Calm view and Full view, and you can switch between them whenever you like.
Calm view (the default)
Calm view is a single, centred column designed to keep things low-noise. It shows a greeting with your workload summary, today’s court matters, your schedule and to-do list, and a collapsible Up next peek at your next day. Click Open full dashboard at the bottom of the column to switch to Full view.
Full view
Full view is the complete three-column dashboard. At the top, a hero band shows the date, a short workload summary, and a Next Up tile with your next court appearance, task, or event. Hover over the hero band and click the gear icon to customise the background image, or the feather icon to return to Calm view.
Your choice of view is remembered across sessions. Switching to Calm view never deletes anything: your column order and pinned widgets are waiting when you go back to Full view.
The three columns
- Today: court matters in court today, your law-list matches, archived clients, and open or overdue tasks.
- Next Up (middle): the Today’s agenda AI summary, the rolling Next Up brief with AI pre-court summary, Needs Attention alerts, and your active Town Agencies requests.
- This Week: an agenda for the next five weekdays with each day’s court dates, events, and tasks.
The pinned shelf
Beneath the columns sits a three-slot shelf. Each slot holds one compact widget: Workload, Court stats, Deadlines, Legislation alerts, Client / Lead pulse, Judiciary, or Week summary.
- Click an empty slot (the dashed + Pin a widget card) and pick a widget from the modal. The slot fills instantly, no page reload.
- Drag a pinned slot by its grip handle to reorder.
- Swap a widget with the swap icon in its header, or unpin it with the × button.
Your shelf is saved automatically and persists across sessions. On mobile, the columns and the shelf stack vertically with the same content priority.
Tip: A widget can only sit in one slot at a time, so pinning one that’s already pinned elsewhere moves it rather than duplicating it.