Ask
A plain-English answer, with the sources it comes from.
Type the question the way you would say it out loud. JurisBot answers in plain English and shows the Indian statutes and judgments the answer rests on — numbered, and openable.
Features
Six moments, one continuous thread.
A legal problem rarely stays one shape. It starts as a question, becomes a document, acquires a deadline, and sometimes ends with a lawyer. JurisBot is built for the whole arc rather than one slice of it.
Upload
A document summarised, with the missing clauses flagged.
Choose a file, scan it with the camera, or import it from Drive. An agreement, a notice, a bank return memo — JurisBot reads it and tells you what it actually says.
Review
Risk flagged clause by clause, with the fix written out.
Every finding carries a High, Medium or Low risk badge, an explanation of why it matters to you, and the replacement wording — not just a warning that something is wrong.
Draft
Notices, replies, complaints, agreements, affidavits.
Answer a few questions and JurisBot writes the document, citing the law it is built on. It reads what your conversation already revealed and asks only for the rest — one question at a time.
Remember
Every chat, file, draft and deadline for one issue, together.
A matter is one legal issue and everything attached to it. Limitation periods and hearing dates surface on the card before they pass, not after.
Escalate
A prepared brief you carry to an advocate.
When a matter needs a lawyer, JurisBot assembles your facts, your documents, the sources and the open questions onto one page. You arrive prepared, and the first consultation is not spent on background.
Ask
The answer, and the authority under it.
Start from a situation or just type. The answer comes back structured — where your right comes from, the usual sequence, what the clock looks like, and what changes in your State.
Open a numbered source and you get the paragraph the answer relied on, marked Verified only if it passed the citation validator.
Out-of-scope questions get a clean refusal rather than a hedged half-answer, and answers that touch arrest, domestic violence or a child lead with helplines before law.
Review
Risk, clause by clause — with the fix written out.
A warning that something is wrong is only half a review. Every finding carries the replacement wording, so you know what to ask for.
High risk
A clause that can cost you money or a right.
Medium risk
Worth negotiating before you sign.
Low risk
Noted, so nothing is silently skipped.
Upload by choosing a file, scanning with the camera, or importing from Drive. Documents are stored against the matter they belong to, and you can delete any of them at any time.
Draft
Eight templates, each built on a named statute.
JurisBot picks the right one from what you have been discussing, reads what the conversation already revealed, and asks only for the rest — one question at a time. Anything it infers is shown for confirmation, never assumed.
Cheque bounce demand notice
Section 138, Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
Security deposit demand letter
Transfer of Property Act, 1882
Rent agreement
Eleven-month leave and licence
Consumer complaint
Section 35, Consumer Protection Act, 2019
General legal notice
General civil practice
Reply to a legal notice
General civil practice
Affidavit
Order XIX, Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
RTI application
Section 6, Right to Information Act, 2005
Escalate
Arrive with a brief, not a shoebox.
A matter holds one legal issue and everything attached to it — chats, documents, drafts, dates and next steps. When it needs a lawyer, JurisBot assembles your facts, your documents, the sources and the open questions onto a single page.
Attach that brief to a consultation request and the advocate opens a prepared file instead of a conversation that starts at zero.
Coverage
The areas of Indian law it works in.
Indian law only. Ask about something outside that and it will tell you plainly rather than guess.
Property & Tenancy
Consumer
Family
Employment & Labour
Criminal
Cheque Bounce
Corporate & Commercial
Civil Litigation
It will not do these things. Law outside India. Representing you, filing on your behalf, or appearing anywhere. Predicting how a case will turn out. Rating, ranking or advertising an advocate.
Free to start
Start with the question you actually have.
Free to try, ten questions a month, every answer with its sources. No card, no consultation booked, no one calling you.