Our genesis
Making law equitable for all.
We’re building the foundational AI layer for Indian law — so any advocate, in any language, can practise with the same intelligence as the largest firm.
The problem
Locked in PDFs, scattered across silos.
India’s legal knowledge sits in static documents and fragmented registries. For a large firm that is a cost. For everyone else it is a wall.
The law should not just be reachable — it should be workable. Complexity has long been the gatekeeper, and the gap between a case number and an answer is where most of a practitioner’s week disappears.
Jagriq closes that gap: the record, the statute, the diary and the draft in one place, for every court tier from the Supreme Court to district benches and tribunals.
What we built
A practice platform, not a search box.
The work an advocate actually does, in one system — each part usable on its own, and stronger because the others are there.
- ResearchCorpus Q&A across judgments and statutes, with every authority linked to its source.
- HearingseCourts sync, the hearing diary and a limitation engine that never lets a date go silent.
- MattersThe practice itself — allocation, review cycles, clerk workflows and capacity.
- DraftingMatter-aware templates, a real legal editor, and a review-to-signed audit trail.
- The librarySamhita — the corpus everything above stands on, searchable on its own.
Our thesis
Intelligence is free. Trust is not.
Frontier AI is effectively free in India — and using it in court is more dangerous than ever. We don’t sell intelligence. We sell the verification, the Indian-law currency and the eCourts integration that turn commoditised AI into something an advocate can sign and file.
Core principles
What guides every line of code
Accuracy
Verified sources only. Every answer traces back to the statute or judgment it came from, so you can check it rather than trust it.
Sovereignty
Your data stays within borders, isolated per organisation, and is never used to train a model — ours or anyone else's.
Accessibility
No language barrier. Research and drafting across 22 Indian languages, so the tool fits the practice rather than the other way round.
Integrity
AI to augment, not replace. Output is decision-support, and the advocate stays the one who signs it.
What it stands on
The corpus, counted
Read from production rather than rounded for a slide — the full breakdown is on data coverage.
- Judgements
- 79,37,268 Supreme Court + all 25 High Courts
- Statutory instruments
- 18,428 Broken into 3,32,225 provisions
- Courts, tribunals & forums
- 6,044 District & sessions courts, tribunals, commissions and Lok Adalats across 36 States & UTs
- Citation links
- 5,72,548 Judgement ↔ statute and case ↔ case