What's New

Stay up to date with the latest improvements and features we've added to DocketMath.

January 2026

New

Expanded jurisdiction guidance

More jurisdiction authority layers and source packets so you can verify the right rule faster.

Improved

Inline authority display in explanations

Explanations now surface sources in context, making it easier to confirm how a result was calculated.

December 2025

New

Bulk Operations

Run calculators on multiple data rows at once. Upload a spreadsheet and process hundreds of calculations in a single batch.

Spreadsheet health checks

Upload a spreadsheet to catch issues early and get recommendations for the right calculators.

Export Improvements

Export your calculation results to CSV, PDF, or Word formats with detailed breakdowns and citations included.

Improved

Onboarding Experience

Streamlined onboarding flow to help you get started faster and discover calculators relevant to your practice.

Fixed

Calculation accuracy & security hardening

Improved calculation logic across multiple tools with updated rules, stronger validations, and safer defaults.

November 2025

New

Enhanced AI Explanations

Get step-by-step explanations of how calculations work, with citations to relevant statutes and regulations.

Improved

Statute of Limitations Calculator

Fixed jurisdiction handling and improved accuracy for complex deadline scenarios.

Fixed

Authentication & Security

Improved authentication flow and security hardening across the platform.

October 2025

New

Workspace Organization

Organize your calculations into projects and keep track of your recent runs.

Spreadsheet Health Checks

Upload spreadsheets to identify potential errors and get recommendations for calculators.

Improved

Calculator Consolidation

Improved organization and navigation of calculators with better categorization.

Homepage & Benefits Page

Refreshed design and clearer messaging about DocketMath's value proposition.

Fixed

Schema Loading

Fixed issues with calculator schema loading and improved reliability.