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Our mission

Justice that works for everyone

The Supreme Court promises equal justice to every Indian. We build technology that brings that promise closer: law that is easier to find, understand and act on.

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The rule of law

Four parts, one promise

Article 14 promises equality before the law. Article 39A promises equal justice and free legal aid. Both depend on four things working together.

  1. Equal before the law

    The same law for every person, business and public official.

  2. Law that is clear and public

    Laws and judgments anyone can find, read and understand.

  3. Independent courts

    Judges free to decide without fear or favour.

  4. A remedy within reach

    Timely justice that people can afford and actually use.

  5. The rule of law

    The ground every fair, peaceful and prosperous society stands on.

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Where we are going

The next generation of lawyers will work with better tools: courts that are easier to follow, justice that is easier to reach, and legal work that reaches more people than any one lawyer could alone.

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Responsible AI

AI that does the work, people who check it

AI can widen access to justice, or weaken trust in it. A professional reviews what our tools prepare, and these principles decide the rest.

  1. 01

    We show our sources

    Every answer points to the statute or judgment it rests on, so a person can check it.

  2. 02

    We explain how it works

    We say what each feature can and cannot do, and where its answers come from.

  3. 03

    We guard against unfair bias

    We test answers across courts, languages and the people they affect.

  4. 04

    We respect privacy

    We ask only for what a task needs and tell you plainly what happens to it.

  5. 05

    We consider real-world impact

    We ask who a feature helps, who it could harm, and build for the first.

In practice

Access to justice, every day

  1. The list of new judgments, with outcomes and courts.

    Judgments, free for everyone

    Every new Supreme Court and High Court judgment, briefed and open to read without an account.

    Read judgment briefs
  2. A family at home together.

    Legal aid for those who cannot pay

    Our pro bono team takes on matters for people who would otherwise go unheard.

    Ask for legal aid
  3. Hands resting on an open book.

    Law in plain language

    Answers, guides and translations written for people, not only for lawyers.

    See what we’re building
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