Jursu

Jursu is legal practice management software for lawyers and law firms, with matter workspaces, billing, client intake forms, and an optional client portal. It is best suited to firms that want hearing and matter updates alongside everyday case administration. Its unlimited matters and invoices are attractive, but the low storage and member caps on cheaper plans can constrain a growing team.

Overview

Jursu brings clients, cases, hearings, documents, deadlines, tasks, time logs, expenses, and invoices together in matter workspaces. Each workspace can also hold notes, related matters, and a change history, which gives lawyers a single place to follow a matter’s activity rather than split those records across separate tools.

For matters at supported courts, Jursu updates the next hearing date automatically and emails reminders one, three, and seven days before a hearing. That can reduce calendar follow-up for litigation teams, but the automatic tracking is limited to supported courts. The optional client portal lets clients view matter status and upcoming hearings; firms decide which clients can access it. Client intake forms and matter status updates make the product more useful for firms that want to handle both onboarding and ongoing communication.

Key features

Billing supports billable and non-billable time entries, matter-linked invoices, and expense tracking, alongside six report tabs. That is a practical set of tools for firms that want financial activity associated with matters. Google Calendar syncs hearing dates, and Slack posts firm activity; both integrations are included on every plan at no extra cost.

The Android app can view and edit matters, clients, hearings, tasks, and notes offline, then sync changes when connectivity returns. This is useful for lawyers who need to keep working away from a reliable connection, though offline access covers only those listed record types.

Jursu says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, bcrypt-hashes passwords, and makes daily database backups with off-site copies. Firm-level isolation and roles control access to matter, client, and document data. Those are meaningful safeguards, but firms requiring independently verified security should weigh the fact that Jursu has not completed a third-party security audit or formal SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.

Jursu says contact requests usually receive a response within a few hours and that users email the people who build and run the product. That direct channel may suit firms looking for close contact with the product team.

Pricing

Jursu has a free plan and no free trial. The published plans keep matters, clients, and invoices unlimited, so the main trade-offs are team size and document storage.

• Free — free. No credit card is required. It includes one team member and 100 MB of document storage, with unlimited matters, clients, and invoices. It is a useful way for a solo practitioner to start, but the single-seat cap rules out adding a colleague, and 100 MB leaves little room for document-heavy work.
• Professional — $500 a month or ₨5,000/year — 2 months free. It includes 10 team members and 5 GB of storage, with unlimited matters, clients, and invoices. This is the step up for a small firm that needs collaboration and more document capacity; the 10-member ceiling still sets a clear boundary.
• Business — $1,000 a month or ₨10,000/year — 2 months free. It includes unlimited team members and 20 GB of storage, plus unlimited matters, clients, and invoices. It fits larger teams that need more seats, though the storage allowance remains finite.

Google Calendar and Slack integrations are included on every plan. The annual options are described as including two months free; the monthly prices and the annual amounts are stated separately.

Platforms

Jursu is available on web and Android. Its offline editing and syncing are specific to the Android app, making that platform the stronger fit for work that may happen without connectivity.

Who it's for

Jursu is aimed at solo practitioners through multi-lawyer firms and supports litigation as well as advisory, transactional, and general engagements. A solo lawyer can use the free plan to manage an unlimited number of matters, but must accept one team member and 100 MB of storage. Firms needing shared access should budget for Professional or Business, while firms with strict independent security-audit requirements should look elsewhere.

The product was made by brothers Usman Ashiq, a practicing lawyer, and Umar Ashiq, a software developer. That combination of legal and software experience is relevant to its focus on matter administration, but the product’s fit still depends on its plan limits and a firm’s security requirements.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Unlimited matters, clients, and invoices even on the free plan keep core record volume from forcing an early upgrade.
• Pro: Hearing reminders, client status access, and intake forms support both case follow-up and client-facing work.
• Pro: Offline Android editing and included Google Calendar and Slack integrations cover useful work and coordination needs without an extra integration charge.
• Con: Free is limited to one team member and 100 MB of storage, making it a narrow fit for firms with colleagues or substantial documents.
• Con: Professional caps the team at 10 and storage at 5 GB; Business raises those ceilings but still limits storage to 20 GB.
• Con: No third-party security audit or formal SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification may disqualify Jursu for firms that require such assurance.

Alternatives

Choose 8am MyCase if you want its annual-billed MyCase Basic plan at $50 a month, which includes case and contact management, time entry, invoicing, and trust account features; it also offers a free plan and free trial, and supports iOS and macOS.

Assembly is another freemium option, with a free plan capped at five active contacts, one internal user, 50 build credits per month, and three apps, or a Starter plan at $29 a month. Its stated platform support is macOS, web, and Windows.

Pick LawConnect for free consumer access to AI legal information on Android, iOS, and web; lawyer fees may apply if you hire one. Filevine is an option for firms seeking custom-built packages covering matter and document management, billing and payments, with optional intake, deposition, signature, and AI packages; pricing is custom quote.

SimpleLaw Document Automation offers a free Law Firm plan for connecting with potential leads and a plan for up to 39 users at $59 a month with annual pricing. B12 is a web option with a Website plan at $24 a month, a $1 first seven days, and included AI credits, launched projects, a custom domain for the first year, commerce, and backends.

Centerbase offers a $19 a month payments product, with processing fees also applying. INSZoom offers custom pricing and a demo for firms considering its immigration-focused platform.

For broader browsing, see Legal Client Portal Software or Legal Practice Management Software.

Verdict

Jursu is a strong fit for solo lawyers and smaller firms that want matter management, hearing reminders, client intake, and status updates with unlimited matters and invoices. Its Android offline support and included integrations add practical value. Look elsewhere if your team needs multiple seats on a free plan, more storage headroom, or formal independent security certification.