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Every filing, hearing and deadline - on a single timeline that actually respects consequence.

A litigation matter isn't a stack of unrelated to-dos. It's a continuous arc with dates that carry legal weight. Ayansar's timeline treats it that way - not as a calendar with case names taped on top.

What the timeline shows
  • Filings, hearings and discovery events in-line
  • Statute of limitations surfaced with visual weight
  • Billable hours ticking on the same view
  • Documents pinned to the milestone they belong to
Active matter
Matter M-2026-0412
Kapoor & Sons vs. Hillview Estates
District Court, Meerut
Billable this matter
42.5hrs·₹2,12,500
Deadline lens
Statute of limitations expires in 14 days
FebMarAprMayJunJulAugSep
Today
Complaint filed
12 Feb
Discovery scheduled
04 Apr
Depositions
11 Jun
Preliminary hearing
02 Aug
Critical
Statute of limitations
19 Sep
Complaint filed
Assembled
Ready
Discovery request
Assembled
Ready
Motion draft
In assembly
t+0s
A Worked Example

One matter, filing to resolution.

A civil suit in a district court. The same matter, walked forward from the day it opens to the day the statute window closes - and how the timeline behaves at each step.

  1. Day 0

    Matter opened

    Client onboarded. Cause of action captured. Limitation window computed on the spot from the underlying statute.

  2. Day 12

    Plaint filed

    Docketed with the court. Auto-tagged for the correct bench, jurisdiction and case type.

  3. Day 34

    Summons issued

    Service tracked. Timeline extended past the return date automatically.

  4. Day 88

    Written statement due

    Elevated deadline surfaced with a runway - drafting and review budgeted before the last week.

  5. Day 156

    Framing of issues

    Hearing plotted on the timeline. Documents and precedents pinned to that milestone.

  6. Day 210

    Statute of limitations approaches

    Critical marker starts pulsing on the timeline. Escalation kicks in - a partner sees it, not just the associate on the file.

Continuous, not fragmented

One timeline per matter, not a calendar, a spreadsheet and a whiteboard.

Consequence-first ranking

Statute and limitation windows are visually distinct from routine follow-ups.

Escalation as dates approach

Deadlines don't stay silent until the last week - they get louder as they near.