An AI research assistant for Indian law that reads statutes and judgments, answers legal questions with citations, and verifies every claim against its source before showing it to you.
The problem
General AI chatbots asked legal questions confidently invent case names and misquote the law — dangerous in a field where every claim needs to trace back to a real source.
How we built it
Every question is researched from a real corpus of statutes and judgments, drafted into an answer, then independently checked claim-by-claim against its cited source before it's shown — unsupported claims trigger more research instead of a guess.
What it does
Every claim in an answer is checked against its source before you see it — not just generated and trusted
Persistent case workspaces that remember a matter's documents, facts and research over time
A citation graph shows which judgments cite which sections and each other, for real precedent research
Built on a real corpus — tens of thousands of statute sections and judgments, not a generic web index
Search the underlying corpus directly, or ask a question and get a fully researched, cited answer