Features

One workspace for Supreme Court practice

Research, drafting, filing, hearings and the chamber's day-to-day — each tool keeps the advocate in charge of what is relied on and filed.

Legal research

Every reported Supreme Court judgment from 1950 to 2026, searchable the way advocates think.

Search by issue, case name, citation (neutral, SCR, SCC, AIR) or a statutory provision — BNS 103 also finds the case law on IPC 302.
Filters for period, judge, party and section; exact phrases in quotes; results show the passage where your words appear.
Landmark judgments rise first: the library's own citation graph shows how often each is relied on.
Optional AI answer that cites the judgment and page for every statement, and says when the library has nothing on the point.

Is it still good law? Read what later benches said.

Later judgments in the library that cite a decision, with how they describe it: followed, distinguished, doubted or overruled.
A precedent graph: the authorities a judgment relies on and every judgment that cites it, by decade.
Mixed treatment is shown as mixed, with the count of each; a status is a pointer to the judgments, not a substitute for reading them.

Your citations, checked and in your chosen format.

Paste any text: every citation in it is found and checked against the library.
Parallel citations collected from later judgments; saved citations kept per chamber.
Before a draft is finalised, every authority in it is listed with its status.

What the law says, word for word, old and new.

BNS, BNSS and BSA from the Gazette of India, section by section.
IPC ↔ BNS, CrPC ↔ BNSS and Evidence Act ↔ BSA correspondence from the official comparison tables.
For a matter: every provision named in its papers, and which code governs on the date of the offence.

Read a thousand-page record in minutes.

Text, chronology of dates, citations and repeated pages extracted on our server, without any AI cost.
Optional AI brief: core issues, questions of law, contradictions in the record with page references, hearing points.
Ask questions of one record; answers quote the page. Every revised file is kept as a new version.

Supreme Court format from the first draft.

SLP (Civil) paper-book: index, synopsis and list of dates, petition, certificate, affidavit, I.A.s, vakalatnama and annexures as one paginated PDF.
Drafting assistant with risk flags for vague, absolute or unparticularised language, and Constitutional Articles the facts may engage.
A draft is filing-ready only when no placeholder, open flag or unverified authority remains and the advocate has approved it; until then every page of the Word file says so.

Catch defects before the filing counter does.

Format check of the final PDF: margins, fonts, page numbering, blank pages, annexure marking.
Limitation calculator with the time for obtaining certified copies, saved to the matter.
Rule-based READY / AT RISK / NOT READY — a checklist, never a prediction of what the registry will decide.

Know when your matter is listed, and what happened after.

Add the day's cause list by its sci.gov.in link or as a PDF: matters are found by case number or diary number — never by party names — and the team is notified.
Listings under your AOR code, including matters not yet entered.
Hearing notes, typed or dictated, with the next date and suggested follow-up tasks you choose to create.
Evening reminders of tomorrow's hearings, limitation 7, 3 and 1 days ahead, and tasks due; a calendar feed for Google, Outlook or Apple.

Answers in seconds, on the screen you hold up.

Choose the matter being heard: its listing, last hearing note, brief, authorities and open tasks on one screen.
Speak or type the Bench's question: the matter's own record is searched first, then the library; the answer names the authority and page.
Judgments in the library where the judges on the bench sat, on related points — research material only, no assessment of any judge.

One matter, one place, for everyone who works on it.

Roles for AOR, senior, junior and clerk; juniors see only the matters they are on, unless the chamber decides otherwise.
Team discussion, tasks and document requests, activity trail; many matters updated in one step.
Registry queue by stage and days in stage, physical-file movements, filing alerts.
Client portal: the client sees only the matters, documents and messages you share.

For advocates, chambers, corporate legal teams and students.

Sign in with WhatsApp code or email and password; Bar enrolment verified for advocate accounts.
Student accounts produce training drafts only.

Built for privileged material.

Uploaded files encrypted at rest (AES-256); sessions in secure, httpOnly cookies; rate limits on sign-in and AI use.
Every opening, download and question on a document is logged and visible on the document.
Every AI answer is kept in an AI register with its model, sources and who verified it; any user can report a wrong AI output.
Nightly database backups; uploaded files inside them stay encrypted.

Works in the browser on any phone; add it to the home screen to open it like an app.

Want to see it on your own matters?