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Litigious

Open-source legal practice management

Run your practice on software you can own, audit, and improve.

Modular case management, billing, documents, and more — free and open source. Self-host it, fork it, and shape it with the community.

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What’s included

Modular by design

Every install starts with Core. Enable modules as your practice’s needs grow.

  • Core

    Authentication, roles, firm setup, and the base dashboard

  • Case Management

    Full case lifecycle: intake, status tracking, timelines, and case types

  • Document & AI

    AI-powered document generation with multi-provider support

  • Billing & Time

    Time tracking, invoicing, and payment processing (Stripe, Square, PayPal + BNPL)

  • Medical Records

    Medical tracking for personal injury and workers’ compensation cases

  • Communications

    Internal messaging, client notifications, and team coordination

  • Video Conferencing

    WebRTC native meetings with Zoom integration

  • Legal Research

    Lex Machina analytics, judge insights, and case outcome intelligence

  • Reports & Analytics

    Practice performance dashboards and custom financial reporting

For law firms

  • Manage cases from intake through close with structured timelines and status tracking
  • Track billable time and send itemized invoices with integrated payment processing
  • Give clients a secure portal for document sharing and case updates
  • Generate agreements, pleadings, and correspondence with AI-assisted templates
  • Stay organized across practice areas with role-based access and audit trails
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Open by default

  • Self-host on your own infrastructure — no vendor lock-in
  • Read, audit, and modify every line under the AGPL-3.0 license
  • Enable only the modules your firm needs; leave the rest out
  • Fork and adapt workflows, integrations, and branding to fit your practice
  • Contribute features, fixes, and documentation so the whole community benefits
Join the project

See it live. Then run it yourself.

Explore the hosted demo, or clone the repo and spin up your own instance — then contribute back what you learn.

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  • Free and open source (AGPL-3.0)
  • PostgreSQL with encrypted storage
  • Self-host on your own hardware
  • Modular — enable only what you need