India-native case law corpus
Supreme Court of India + 25 High Courts + tribunals indexed natively, with district courts on the roadmap. Foreign legal AI does not cover Indian jurisprudence at this depth.
Verified citations, not hallucinations
Every quoted holding carries a working SCR / AIR / SCC reference. Citation hallucination is zero on our internal eval set — your bench reads what we cite.
Built around Indian statutes
IPC, CrPC, CPC, BNS, BNSS, BSA — first-class. The work an Indian advocate actually does, not what a global enterprise team configures from scratch.
Research-to-draft in one workspace
Move from a research answer to a hearing brief, demand notice, or counter-affidavit without losing your citation trail across three different tools.
Indian citation formats out of the box
SCC, AIR, MANU recognised on input and output. No Bluebook-21st default that your court will not accept — your draft is filing-ready.
Hindi and regional language research
Query, read, and draft in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, or Gujarati — the languages your clients actually speak in chambers.
Built for Indian practice economics
Solo advocates and small chambers can adopt NyayaLens from day one. No minimum-seat enterprise contracts and no procurement runway.
Built and supported in India
Same time zone, advocate-shaped UX, and a roadmap driven by what real Indian litigators ask for — not what a Manhattan procurement team scoped.
Product comparison
NyayaLens AI vs Harvey for Indian legal teams.
Harvey is a serious global legal AI platform. NyayaLens is being built for a different center of gravity: Indian litigation, verified Indian citations, Indian court data, and matter-aware workflows inside CourtNetra.
India-native corpus
Verified citations
Court and judge context
Research-to-draft loop
Side-by-side
The difference is not "AI vs AI". It is workflow fit.
| Feature | NyayaLens AI | Harvey |
|---|---|---|
Supreme Court of India + 25 High Courts coverage Full judgment corpus across the apex and constitutional courts. | ||
District courts + Indian tribunals NCLT, NCLAT, NGT, ITAT, CESTAT, and lower courts. | ||
Verified Indian citations Every citation links to the source judgment with verification status before reaching the user. | ||
Indian statute corpus (IPC, CrPC, CPC, BNS, BNSS, BSA) Full coverage of bare acts, current and revised statutes. | ||
eCourts hearing-list + NDOH auto-fetch Next dates of hearing pulled directly from court portals. | ||
Bench composition + judge analytics Insights on individual judges, benches, citation lineage in Indian courts. | ||
Hindi + regional language research Bilingual summaries and queries in Indian languages. | ||
CourtNetra matter integration Cases, hearings, filings, drafting, and audit trails connected to research. | ||
Indian citation formats (SCC, AIR, MANU) Outputs use the formats Indian courts and chambers actually accept. | ||
Compliance tracker for Indian filing deadlines Statutory deadlines, court directions, and reminders built in. | ||
WhatsApp + email client updates Send case updates, hearing dates, and documents to clients in regional languages. | ||
Pricing reachable for solo Indian advocates Starts at ₹1,599/mo with no enterprise minimums or annual lock-in. |
Available Partial / on roadmap Not available
Why NyayaLens
Why choose NyayaLens
Indian legal research is not just global legal research with the case names swapped. NyayaLens is built around what Indian advocates actually need — every day, in real chambers.
Global AI is useful. Indian legal AI needs Indian legal context.
NyayaLens is not trying to be a generic AI layer for every legal market. It is focused on the research, drafting, verification, and litigation workflow problems Indian lawyers face every day.