Where does the case information come from?

From a public federal court source. Every fact CaseMagic shows is read from the court record, not inferred, and where the court publishes a filing the result links to it.

A free check reads the court source and then serves the same answer for 15 minutes. A watched case is re-checked about every 6 hours. Nothing here is real time, and every result carries the time it was last checked.

Which courts are covered?

United States federal district courts — all 94 districts, including the territorial district courts. State, county and municipal courts are not supported yet.

Does it work with my AI assistant?

ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Gemini all take CaseMagic at one address (in Gemini, as a custom app on the web). How far each one has been tested is on the integrations page, assistant by assistant.

What does it cost, and what happens after the trial?

Checking a case is free. Watching one starts with a 7-day trial that takes a card and charges $0 today, and nothing until it ends; then the plan you chose is billed monthly until you cancel. Stripe runs the payment page.

Is CaseMagic a law firm?

No. CaseMagic reports what a court source says and helps you follow it. It does not provide legal representation or legal advice.

CaseMagicFederal case monitoring

Your case will movewithout a word to you.

A filing lands, a deadline starts running, and the court does not call. CaseMagic Watch re-reads your docket about every 6 hours and emails you when a new entry lands. Check any federal case free. Your case mail and one Case Passport sit beside it, ready for your AI assistant to open.

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CaseGraphExample case · not real

Latest docket entriesExample

DKT 24Order. Order setting hearing on motion to dismiss. Responses due by [date].New
DKT 23Motion. Motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim, filed by defendant.
DKT 22Appearance. Notice of appearance of counsel for defendant.

CASE STATE UPDATED · ALERT SENT · PASSPORT +1

Case: Example v. Example Corp.
Docket: 2:24-cv-01234
Entries: 24

94
Federal district courts: 6h
Docket re-check interval: 17
AI agent tools over MCP: 7days
Free Watch trial

Case Pulse

Your case keeps moving. So does the record.

Every docket entry and every message sent to the case’s CaseMail address lands on one line. A new event comes in, gets read, gets connected to the case, and you hear about it.

Intelligence trace

What CaseMagic does when a filing lands.

Five steps, in order, every time. Each one is something the product does today. It reads and quotes the court; it does not give legal advice.

01
DETECT
The scheduled re-check finds an entry that was not there last time.
NEW_ENTRY DKT_024
SOURCE CourtListener / RECAP
02
READ
It keeps the court’s own words and the link to the filing, where the court publishes one.
TYPE ORDER
TEXT “Order granting extension…”
03
DATE
Any date the entry states is quoted word for word and counted down.
DUE “Responses due by [date]”
LEFT 12 days
04
CONNECT
The entry joins the Case Passport, beside earlier entries and the case mail.
PASSPORT +1 entry
MAIL 3 messages on file
05
ACT
You get an email. Your AI assistant reads the updated record the next time you ask.
ALERT SENT
STATE CASE STATE UPDATED

Example values. A real alert shows your own case and the time CaseMagic read the court.

One matter

Three systems. One case record.

Watch, CaseMail and the Case Passport are parts of the same matter, so the case gets easier to follow the longer it runs.

WATCH Active

Hear about every new filing.

CaseMagic re-reads your docket about every 6 hours, day and night. It is not real time, and every result says when it was read.

INTERVAL: ~6 h
CHANNEL: Email
LAST_READ: Shown on every result

CASEMAILPermanent

Mail that stays with the case.

Each watched case gets its own address. Forward or copy correspondence to it and it is filed with the docket, attachments included.

ADDRESS: your-case-address@case.casemagic.ai
ATTACH: Kept
FILED_TO: Case Passport

CASE PASSPORTAccumulating

The whole case, machine-readable.

Parties, judge, filings, dates and mail in one record. Open it here, or let your AI assistant start from it instead of from memory.

HOLDS: Parties · Judge · Entries · Mail
READ_BY: You · Your AI assistant

Agent access

Your AI knows federal law. Does it know what happened in your case yesterday?

Connect CaseMagic once. Your assistant can then check a case, read its Passport and ask CaseMagic to keep watching.

CONNECTcasemagic.ai/mcp

ChatGPTTested, working
ClaudeVerified over the protocol, not yet in the app
GrokVerified over the protocol, not yet in the app
GeminiTested, working

Setup steps for each assistant

ChatGPT is a trademark of OpenAI, Claude of Anthropic, Grok of xAI and Gemini of Google. Logos are shown only to say CaseMagic works with these assistants. CaseMagic is not affiliated with, endorsed by or partnered with any of these companies.

Agent query trailExample

› What happened in my case since Monday?

READING DOCKET
get_case_updates(since: "Monday")
  ↳ 2 new entries since last read

CHECKING DEADLINES
get_case_deadlines(case_number: "2:24-cv-01234")
  ↳ "Responses due by [date]" · Dkt. 24 · 12 days

READING CASE MAIL
get_case_mail(case_number: "2:24-cv-01234")
  ↳ 1 message from opposing counsel, 1 attachment

CASE STATE CURRENT
  source checked [time] · court's own words quoted

Why not free alerts?

A free alert tells you something moved. Then it is your job.

CourtListener’s RECAP alerts are free, and for one case they may be all you need. They send you the raw entry, and the date buried in it is yours to catch. A missed date is the one mistake a case does not forgive, so that is what CaseMagic is built around.

	Free docket alerts	CaseMagic
“Responses due by” and every other date the docket sets	Inside the email, for you to spot and track	Pulled out and counted down, one click into Google Calendar or Outlook, and an email 7, 3 and 1 days before
A new docket entry	An email with the entry	An email, kept on the case’s record
Your letters and emails about the case	Not included	Forwarded to the case’s CaseMail address and kept beside the docket
Your AI assistant	Starts from nothing	Opens the whole case record in one step
PACER	Filings the free archive lacks are yours to buy and file away	Watching needs no PACER login and costs no page fees. For a filing the free archive lacks, save your PACER login and CaseMagic gets it for you at PACER’s price, shown first.

Free to check. Your AI watches it for you.

Checking a case is free and needs no account. Watching it is what you pay for: every date the court sets on your docket goes into Google Calendar or Outlook in one click, and CaseMagic emails you 7, 3 and 1 days before it. A 7-day free trial comes first.

Individual

$99 / month

1 monitored case
1 person

Check my case

Already know the case is worth watching? Start the 7-day Individual trial and add the case afterwards.

Professional

$299 / month

Up to 10 monitored cases
3 people
3 filing streams: a saved search that emails you every new federal filing that matches it

Start the 7-day Professional trial

Practice

$599 / month

Up to 50 monitored cases
10 people
10 filing streams: a saved search that emails you every new federal filing that matches it

Start the 7-day Practice trial

Every plan includes CaseMagic Watch on the federal docket, reminders before every date the docket sets, a permanent CaseMail address for every case, a Case Passport that keeps the docket and the mail together, and access through supported AI assistants.

The 7-day trial takes a card and charges $0 today; nothing is billed until it ends. After that, the plan you chose is billed monthly until you cancel, and cancelling before the trial ends costs nothing. The payment page is run by Stripe. Compare the three plans in detail.

Explore federal court activity

CaseMagic reads every new case the federal district courts publish. Browse who is being sued and who is filing in bulk, with each caption as the court wrote it.

Companies sued in federal courtThe companies named as defendant most often
- Federal Express Corporation 2,305 new suits in the last 30 days
- Commissioner of Social Security 573 new suits in the last 30 days
Serial plaintiffsWho is filing federal lawsuits in bulk
- Strike 3 Holdings, LLC 139 new suits in the last 30 days

Questions

Questions people ask first

Where does the case information come from?: From a public federal court source. Every fact CaseMagic shows is read from the court record, not inferred, and where the court publishes a filing the result links to it.
How current is it?: A free check reads the court source and then serves the same answer for 15 minutes. A watched case is re-checked about every 6 hours. Nothing here is real time, and every result carries the time it was last checked.
Which courts are covered?: United States federal district courts — all 94 districts, including the territorial district courts. State, county and municipal courts are not supported yet.
Does it work with my AI assistant?: ChatGPT, Claude, Grok and Gemini all take CaseMagic at one address (in Gemini, as a custom app on the web). How far each one has been tested is on the integrations page, assistant by assistant.
What does it cost, and what happens after the trial?: Checking a case is free. Watching one starts with a 7-day trial that takes a card and charges $0 today, and nothing until it ends; then the plan you chose is billed monthly until you cancel. Stripe runs the payment page.
Is CaseMagic a law firm?: No. CaseMagic reports what a court source says and helps you follow it. It does not provide legal representation or legal advice.

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Check it free. If it is worth watching, CaseMagic will watch it, 7 days free, $0 today, cancel anytime.

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