Clynt.ai
FOR IMMIGRATION ATTORNEYS

EOIR changes your hearings, often without notifying you.
Clynt does.

Clynt is a Chrome extension that works inside the ECAS sessions you're already in — so the moment EOIR reschedules, moves, or cancels a hearing, Clynt catches it and pushes it to your calendar. The silent change that used to blindside you now lands in front of you.

Free plan — no card requiredCancel anytimeGoogle & Outlook calendars
Clynt dashboard with four captured EOIR hearings beside the immigration portal
THE PROBLEM

Most immigration attorneys still track hearings in a spreadsheet, a physical calendar, or memory. A missed hearing means a removal order in absentia for a client who trusted you. EOIR's portal shows your hearings — but when the court reschedules, moves, or cancels one, it often won't tell you. It doesn't sync to your calendar and doesn't warn you when two hearings collide. Clynt catches what the court changed.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps —
then every change to your docket gets caught.

01

Install the extension.

Add Clynt to Chrome in 30 seconds, then sign in at clynt.ai with the email you'll use to manage hearings.

02

Open EOIR like you normally do.

Clynt reads what your own ECAS session loads — it doesn't store your password, doesn't crawl, and only sees what you see. Your hearings and their changes flow into your dashboard automatically.

03

Catch every change before it catches you.

When EOIR reschedules, moves, or cancels a hearing, Clynt flags it, logs it with a timestamp, and updates your Google or Outlook calendar — plus reminders so a date never slips.

WHAT CLYNT DOES

Built for the way an immigration practice actually runs.

Four jobs, done well — so a missed reschedule never becomes a removal order.

Automatic capture

Every hearing on your EOIR docket lands in Clynt the next time you open the portal. No exports, no copy-paste, no Friday-afternoon catch-up.

Conflict detection

Two hearings on the same morning in different courts? Clynt flags the overlap so you can move one before it becomes a problem.

Change detection

The reschedule, new date, judge swap, or cancellation EOIR never told you about — Clynt catches it the next time you're in ECAS and logs it with a timestamped history. Your file always reflects what the court did, and when.

Calendar sync

Push every hearing to Google or Outlook — and when Clynt catches a reschedule, the calendar event moves with it. Share to a team calendar so paralegals see what's coming.

PRICING

A free plan that's actually useful.
Upgrade when you're ready.

Free
$0/mo

Your whole docket, plus your first 3 hearing changes caught in full — see what EOIR moved or cancelled. Free, no card.

Starter
$59/mo

Every change caught, with alerts. Calendar sync, export & AI.

300 AI credits/mo
Pro
$149/mo

Multi-touch reminders. Unlimited history. Team-friendly.

1,500 AI credits/mo
Premium
$299/mo

Everything in Pro, plus AI that reads your court documents — summaries, key dates, and notice analysis.

7,500 AI credits/mo
AI CREDITS

AI credits, included and easy to top up

Every plan includes AI credits each month — for hearing summaries, your weekly digest, conflict explanations, natural-language search, and more. Need more? Buy a one-time top-up pack anytime. Top-up credits never expire and stack on top of your monthly credits.

500
AI credits
$25one-time
2,500
AI credits
$75one-time
5,000
AI credits
$125one-time
TRUST

How we handle your data.

  • Your EOIR session stays yours.

    Clynt only reads the case data your own session already loads — it never stores your EOIR password and never signs in on your behalf.

  • Client data lives in your account.

    A-numbers and respondent names are stored in your Clynt account behind email-verified authentication. We don't sell your data or use it to train AI models.

  • Cancel any time.

    No annual lock-in. Downgrade to Free with one click; your hearing history stays in your account.

Stop tracking hearings by hand.

Add Clynt to Chrome in 30 seconds. Free captures your whole docket and catches your first hearing changes — no card required.