Coming soon to the UK
Find a solicitor and book an appointment online
DIKOO connects people with lawyers. Every lawyer has a public profile – areas of practice, languages, location and a short introduction – and an online diary. You choose a time that suits you and meet them at their office or by video call. We’re preparing to launch in the UK: join the waiting list.
Book a lawyer appointment online, step by step
Whether you need a solicitor nearby or would rather speak to one remotely, everything you need is in one place.
A clear profile for every lawyer
Areas of practice, languages spoken, office location and an introduction written by the lawyer themselves, so you know who you’ll be speaking to before you book.
An online diary
Lawyers publish their availability. You pick the slot that works for you – no back-and-forth phone calls.
At the office or by video
Meet in person, or have a video consultation with a solicitor from your computer or mobile.
Your firm’s website, linked to your diary
With DIKOO, lawyers will be able to build a website for their firm. It links to their profile and their diary, so visitors can request an appointment without leaving the site.
- A website in your firm’s own name
- Profile, diary and website kept up to date from one place
- Your areas of practice, team and contact details, clearly set out
- Easy to read on a mobile
Looking for a lawyer?
Leave your email address and your town or city, and we’ll let you know as soon as you can find a solicitor and book an appointment online near you. That’s all we’ll ask for.
Waiting list for lawyers
Frequently asked questions
What is DIKOO?
A service that makes it easier to find a lawyer and book an appointment with them online. DIKOO already operates in France and is preparing to launch in the UK.
Does DIKOO give legal advice?
No. DIKOO is not a law firm and does not answer legal questions. Advice always comes from the lawyer you choose.
Can I see a solicitor remotely?
Yes, if the solicitor offers video consultations. Their profile will say so, and you simply choose that option when you book.
Which lawyers can join?
Solicitors authorised to practise in England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, as well as barristers who take on public access work. We check each lawyer’s registration with the relevant regulator before a profile goes live.
When will it be available?
Soon. We haven’t set a date yet – people on the waiting list will be the first to know.
What do you do with my details?
We use them only to contact you about the launch. You can ask us to delete them at any time by replying to our email or writing to us.