Introducing OrdoMetric

Law firms in Nepal run on the court calendar. A clerk leaves the district court with a stack of Tarikh parcha, the lead lawyer wants to know what is on tomorrow's cause list, and the client wants to know whether anything happened today. Most software treats all of that as an afterthought to "matter management". OrdoMetric starts from it.

What OrdoMetric does

• Home is today's court dates, grouped by court and sorted by cause-list serial, with "Record outcome" available from midnight on the day.
• Stages follow procedure. Every proceeding has a stepper (Darta, Myad tameli, Pratiuttar, Pramaan, Peshi, Faisala) with dated history; an appeal loops into a new lane for the higher court.
• Dates are dual. 2083-05-17 BS · 2 Sep 2026, everywhere, with conversion validated against published month tables.
• Client updates are one click and contain only the stage, the next date and the firm's contact details. Notes, documents and party details never leave the firm.

Who it is for

Small and mid-sized firms, first in Kathmandu, that want their whole team to see the same file: lead lawyer, co-counsel, clerks, paralegals and interns, each with the access their role needs.

What comes next

We are onboarding a pilot firm now. The security page explains where data lives and how it is protected; the docs explain how to get started. If you run a firm and want to be part of the pilot, write to us.