For attorneys and firms
The hearing you didn't know about
The court will text you the day before a hearing you already have on your calendar. We watch for the ones you don't: register the names you appear under and get an email when any of them shows up on an Alaska court calendar — today or the next business day, including the add-on calendars where late-set hearings appear.
Get startedStatewide coverage
Every Superior and District Court daily calendar across ~40 locations, checked repeatedly through the day.
Add-ons included
Late-set hearings post after the morning calendar runs. Those are exactly the ones people miss — we watch them.
Name variants
Spellings vary and calendars use both “First Last” and “Last, First.” Register every variant you go by.
A predictable inbox
Two digests every weekday — one in the morning when the daily calendars post, one after the add-on calendars. In between, an email only if a check finds a change. Never duplicate noise.
How this differs from the court's free text reminders
The Alaska Court System offers free text-message reminders for hearings on a case you register — use them. They answer a different question than we do.
| Court text reminders (free) | AK Court Watch | |
|---|---|---|
| What you register | A case number | Attorney names (with spellings) and case numbers |
| What it catches | Hearings on a case you already know you're on | Hearings you didn't know were set — new matters, add-ons, anything with your name on it, statewide |
| When you hear | One text at 4 pm the day before | Calendars checked every 30 minutes, 6 am – 6 pm: a morning digest, a midday digest after the add-on calendars, and a same-day email when a check finds a new hearing |
| Same-day add-ons | Posted after the previous day's reminder went out | Covered — that's the hearing people miss |
| Scope | One case per sign-up | Up to 25 watches across every Superior and District Court location |
Sign up for the court's reminders on its Court Guide text reminders page ↗. AK Court Watch is unofficial and not affiliated with the Alaska Court System; neither service replaces checking the official calendar.
How it works
- Tell us the names to watch. Your name and any spelling variants, plus the email address for alerts.
- We check every calendar, all day. Each new fetch is matched against your names.
- You get two daily digests — and change alerts. A morning digest when the daily calendars post, a midday digest after the add-on calendars, and an immediate email between them only if a check finds a new same-day hearing. Every email covers all your watches, with new items marked.
Plans
Every plan gets the same reliability — statewide coverage, add-on calendars, name variants, and no duplicate alerts. Plans differ only in how many watches you can run.
Try it free first: every new account starts with a one-week trial — up to 5 watches, full alert coverage, no card required. When the week ends you keep one case-number watch on the Free plan; names, more watches and the daily digests are on the attorney plans.
Free
$0
1 watch · case numbers only · change alerts
One case-number watch, with an email the same day its calendar changes. No daily digests. Included with every account after the free week.
Start free weekSmall firm
$49/mo
5 watches
Up to 5 watches - attorney names (with variants) or cases.
Start free weekFirm
$139/mo
25 watches
Up to 25 watches for the whole office. About $5.50 per name.
Start free weekMore than 25 watches, or agency use? Email us for a quote. alerts@akcourtwatch.com
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Reliability is the product, but no automated tool is a substitute for the official record. Calendars change through the day; always confirm hearings against the official calendar or CourtView. See our disclaimer & privacy notice.