NyayaOS

For Indian lawyers and firms

NyayaOS

A Legal Work OS for Indian practice — Ask, Draft, and Review in chat, then run governed playbooks where counsel decides.

NyayaOS Ask, Draft, and Review workspace

How a run feels

Email arrives → Steps run → Counsel approves → Deliverable sent

  • Email arrives

  • Steps run

  • Counsel approves

  • Deliverable sent

New matter email
Waiting for counsel…

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matter-type playbooks

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languages in Draft

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every send counsel-approved

8 matter-type playbooks · 3 languages · every send counsel-approved

s.138 recoveryRent & evictionConsumer / e-daakhilRTIDPDPEmployment

How it works

Real product loops — Ask with citations, run a playbook with counsel gates, and watch a matter timeline move. Scroll the tour, or tap any frame to expand.

Chat with citations

Ask matter-aware questions grounded in Knowledge and India statute notes — citations stay visible for counsel.

GIF fallback

Playbooks with counsel approval

Intake → review → risk → human sign-off → deliverable. Publish once; every send waits for counsel.

GIF fallback

Matter timeline

Deadlines, drafts, and approvals on one matter thread — so the chambers sees what moved and what waits.

GIF fallback

Built around how Indian practice actually runs

Solo advocates, small chambers, in-house SME counsel, and consumer or tenant-side practitioners — each with a clear first-hour wedge.

Solo litigators

s.138 packs, limitation clocks, and hearing-prep briefs when you are the whole chambers.

Small chambers

Juniors draft in playbooks; seniors approve. Firm deadlines and conflict checks stay visible.

In-house SME counsel

DPDP readiness, privacy notices, vendor DPAs, and contract review against your Knowledge.

Consumer & tenant practice

e-daakhil-ready complaint packs, rent notices, and vernacular drafts counsel can proofread.

What you use in the first hour

Concrete surfaces for drafting and governance — not a generic chatbot, not a court-data scrape.

Ask · Draft · Review

Matter-aware chat with citations from Knowledge and India statute notes — counsel stays in the loop.

NyayaOS workspace with Ask, Draft, and Review modes

Governed playbooks

Intake → AI review → risk → counsel approval → deliverable. Publish once; run with human sign-off.

NyayaOS templates and playbooks gallery

Limitation & court-fee tools

Deterministic calculators the model cites — with assumptions and counsel-must-verify on every result.

NyayaOS research answer with citations

Vernacular drafts

Draft notices and complaints in Hindi, Gujarati, and more — Act names stay in English for the record.

NyayaOS matter-linked chat thread

Chat workspace for matters

Attach filings, switch Ask / Draft / Review, and ground answers in your firm Knowledge plus curated India notes. Citations stay visible; regenerate and export when the draft is ready for counsel eyes.

NyayaOS chat answer with workspace chrome

Playbooks with counsel approval

India starters for contract review, DPDP assessment, employment letters, RTI, consumer complaints, and s.138 packs. Every run can pause for counsel approval before a deliverable leaves the queue.

  • Intake & Knowledge

    Matter fields, uploads, statute collections.

  • AI review & risk

    Structured findings with an escalate path.

  • Counsel approval

    Human sign-off, then the deliverable.

Calculators and deadlines

Limitation clocks and indicative court-fee estimates from deterministic tools — not LLM guesswork. Pin dates to matters and review the firm board; counsel confirms before anything is treated as final.

s.138 notice → complaint windows Consumer complaint limitation Gujarat / Maharashtra / Delhi fee tables

Vernacular drafts, counsel-edited

Draft mode can output Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, or Tamil for client-facing notices — keeping Act names and section numbers in English. Always labelled for counsel proofreading before send.

Invite-only pilot

Bring NyayaOS into chambers

Public pricing is not published yet. Try the product with a demo login, or book a walkthrough with the team — software for counsel, not advice to litigants.