Your digital co-counsel for the Supreme Court.
Research every reported judgment, follow your matters through the cause lists, and prepare paper-books that pass the registry — with every AI answer sourced, labelled and under your control.
- 38,386Supreme Court judgments, 1950–2026
- BNS · BNSS · BSAwith IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act correspondence
- Case & diary no.matched in the published cause lists
- 0 tokensfor chronology, citations, limitation and format checks
Everything a Supreme Court matter needs
Legal research
Search every reported Supreme Court judgment by issue, case name, citation, section or bench. Answers cite the judgment and page.
Precedent validator
See which later judgments in the library follow, distinguish or overrule a decision, with a citation graph to read them.
Bare acts
BNS, BNSS and BSA section by section, with the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act provision each replaced.
Drafting & filing
SLP paper-books in Supreme Court format: index, synopsis and list of dates, petition, affidavit, annexures — one PDF.
Registry compliance
Margins, fonts, page numbers, annexure marking and limitation checked before the paper-book reaches the counter.
Hearings & cause lists
Matters found in the daily and advance lists by case or diary number. Hearing notes, follow-up tasks, calendar feed.
Courtroom assistant
The matter's brief, the last hearing note and its authorities on one screen; a spoken question answered with the page.
Chamber & clients
Team roles, tasks, registry queue, physical-file tracking, and a client portal that shows only what you share.
How it works
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Add your matters and records
Upload the record or the impugned order. Text, chronology, citations and contradictions are extracted on our server without any AI cost.
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Research and draft with sources
Every AI answer quotes the judgment and page it relies on, is labelled as AI, and is kept in your AI register.
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Track, prepare and file
Cause-list listings, hearing notes, tasks and the final paper-book stay with the matter, for the whole chamber.
AI that stays in its place
Designed around the Supreme Court's draft rules for the use of AI in courts: disclosure, verification and a human decision at every step.
How we use AI- Every AI output is labelled, shows its sources and must be reviewed by the advocate.
- No prediction of case outcomes and no profiling of judges.
- Nothing is ever filed automatically; drafts stay drafts until an advocate approves them.
- Phone numbers, emails, Aadhaar and PAN are masked before any text is sent to the AI provider.
Who it is for
Advocates & AORs
Your matters, research and drafts in one place, from first draft to hearing.
Chambers & firms
Seniors, juniors and clerks on the same matters, with roles and an activity trail.
Corporate legal teams
Supreme Court litigation tracked with counsel, documents and deadlines together.
Law students
Research and training drafts — marked as training, never as filing-ready.
Bring your chamber on board
Create an account in a minute, or tell us about your chamber and we will set up a pilot with you.