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Hearings, deadlines and appointments live on one calendar, with reminders before they arrive.
Court dates · Deadlines · RemindersFor Australians managing their own family law matter
Clarity Court brings your dates, deadlines, documents, evidence and costs into one private place—so you can see what matters today and prepare for what comes next.
App coming soon · Clarity Court is currently in development.
A calmer way through the day
Clarity Court is built around the questions that matter when you are preparing your own case—without making you learn another complicated system.
Hearings, deadlines and appointments live on one calendar, with reminders before they arrive.
Court dates · Deadlines · RemindersTasks sit beside the hearing they prepare for. Anything late comes forward instead of getting buried.
Tasks · Priorities · Prep progressKeep orders, affidavits, letters, evidence and your own notes together with the dates they relate to.
Documents · Evidence · ExportsOne matter. One clear place.
Each part is designed to reduce the mental load of keeping a long matter moving.
Compare the plansRecord what happened and when, with photos, files or a voice memo, then export a dated record.
Work through assets, debts, superannuation and weekly money before copying your totals to the court form.
Set out your proposed arrangements section by section and share a plain written draft to discuss.
Place your signature on documents that do not need a witness. The original file is always left unchanged.
Private by default
The app is built around the sensitivity of what you put into it. Your records belong to your account, your files are held privately and your matter is never used for advertising or AI training.
Read the privacy policyAccount-level database rules prevent one person from accessing another person’s records.
Your files are available only through short-lived links created while you are signed in.
Your case content is there to serve you—and for no other purpose.
Clear about its limits
Clarity Court does not give legal advice. It helps you keep your own information together and prepare your own words. It cannot tell you what to do or what a court may decide.
It does not file anything with the court. You remain responsible for checking, signing, witnessing and filing your documents through the proper court process.
If you can get legal advice, get it—especially where there has been family violence or you are being asked to agree to something you do not understand.
Coming soon
Keep the essentials free, or try the full toolkit free for 7 days. The app is still in development and is not yet available to download.
Free
For getting your matter in order
$0
Full
Free for 7 days, then monthly
$14.99/month
Planned offer for eligible new subscribers. No charge during the 7-day trial; unless cancelled before the trial ends, it renews automatically at $14.99 per month. Indicative Australian pricing, subject to change before launch. Cancel any time and continue on the Free plan.
One clear place for what comes next