u/Icy-Transportation32

Background: I'm 18, from Bihar, just

finished Class 12. I built Nyayarakshak

over 5 months after realizing most

Indians with pending court cases have

no idea what's happening in them.

Not a startup pitch. Genuinely want

feedback from people who have actually

dealt with the Indian legal system —

lawyers, litigants, NGO workers,

anyone who knows this space.

Here's the actual problem I'm solving:

A family member has a pending court

case. They received a paper with a

CNR number. They don't know:

- When the next hearing is

- What happened in the last hearing

- Which law applies to their situation

- Whether they can get a free lawyer

- What the court notice they received

even means

- How much the case will cost them

The eCourts website exists but it's

in English, complicated, and not

designed for the person who actually

needs it.

So here's what I built:

────────────────────────────────

CASE TRACKER

Enter CNR number. Get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Full case history in Hindi

→ What each stage means in plain language

→ Download actual court order PDFs

directly from government servers

Connected to official eCourtsindia

Partner API — real government data.

────────────────────────────────

AI LEGAL RIGHTS ASSISTANT

Type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Get:

→ Exact applicable law and section

→ Whether offence is bailable or not

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do

→ Exact script to tell your lawyer

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies

→ Time limit to file

Voice input. Voice output. Hindi + English.

Powered by Gemini 2.5. Disclaimer on

every result: "This is information

not advice. AI can make mistakes.

Verify with a lawyer or NALSA."

────────────────────────────────

LEGAL LIBRARY

511 IPC sections. 484 CrPC provisions.

395 Constitutional articles.

100 procedures. All in Hindi + English.

Search "302" or "murder" or "हत्या"

— same result.

────────────────────────────────

EVIDENCE VAULT

Encrypted storage for photos, audio,

video, documents. Auto GPS-tagged and

timestamped. PIN-protected.

Survives phone loss. Remote device

logout. For domestic violence survivors,

witnesses, anyone who needs to

preserve evidence safely.

────────────────────────────────

DOCUMENT SCANNER

Point camera at any court notice,

summons, FIR copy. Get plain

Hindi explanation instantly.

────────────────────────────────

RESOURCE LOCATOR

GPS-based. Real names. Real distances.

Not just "police station" but

"Kotwali Thana — 1.1 km" with

one tap to call and directions.

Shows: police station, district court,

High Court, NALSA free legal aid,

women helpline.

────────────────────────────────

COST ESTIMATOR

How much will my case actually cost?

Select case type, city tier, lawyer

experience. Get honest fee range.

Tells you about Lok Adalat alternatives.

────────────────────────────────

CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY

Search by judge, advocate, or litigant

name across 24 crore+ records.

Real-time cause list data.

────────────────────────────────

COURTROOM GUIDE + PROCEDURE TRACKER

Interactive courtroom map — click

any seat, understand who sits there

and why.

Visual journey tracker — exactly where

you are in your legal case and what

comes next.

────────────────────────────────

EVERYTHING ABOVE IS:

→ Free forever

→ Hindi and English

→ Works on 3G

→ Built on official government

eCourtsindia Partner API

→ Designed for people with no legal

knowledge in remote areas

────────────────────────────────

WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST

Specifically from lawyers and people

with legal experience:

1. Is the legal information accurate?I've tried to be careful but I'm18 and not a lawyer. Please pointout any errors.
2. What features are missing thatwould genuinely help your clientsor people you know with cases?
3. Is the AI rights assistant dangerous?Could wrong information cause harm?How should I handle this better?
4. Would you recommend this to clientswho cannot afford full legal support?
5. What would make this trustworthyenough for you to share with someone?

From people who have dealt with

Indian courts:

6. What was the most confusing or

frustrating part of the process

that this doesn't address?

7. Would you have used something

like this? What would you have

needed it to do?

────────────────────────────────

KNOWN LIMITATIONS I'M AWARE OF:

→ AI can make mistakes — disclaimer

shown every time

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM

coverage so police station names

may not show accurately

→ Very recent 2024+ amendments

may not be reflected

→ Not a substitute for a lawyer —

stated clearly throughout

→ eCourtsindia coverage varies

across courts

────────────────────────────────

If this is the wrong place to post

this, please let me know and I'll

remove it. Looking for genuine

feedback not attention.

Asmit, 18, Bihar

Background: I'm 18, from Bihar, just

finished Class 12. I built Nyayarakshak

over 5 months after realizing most

Indians with pending court cases have

no idea what's happening in them.

Not a startup pitch. Genuinely want

feedback from people who have actually

dealt with the Indian legal system —

lawyers, litigants, NGO workers,

anyone who knows this space.

Here's the actual problem I'm solving:

A family member has a pending court

case. They received a paper with a

CNR number. They don't know:

- When the next hearing is

- What happened in the last hearing

- Which law applies to their situation

- Whether they can get a free lawyer

- What the court notice they received

even means

- How much the case will cost them

The eCourts website exists but it's

in English, complicated, and not

designed for the person who actually

needs it.

So here's what I built:

────────────────────────────────

CASE TRACKER

Enter CNR number. Get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Full case history in Hindi

→ What each stage means in plain language

→ Download actual court order PDFs

directly from government servers

Connected to official eCourtsindia

Partner API — real government data.

────────────────────────────────

AI LEGAL RIGHTS ASSISTANT

Type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Get:

→ Exact applicable law and section

→ Whether offence is bailable or not

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do

→ Exact script to tell your lawyer

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies

→ Time limit to file

Voice input. Voice output. Hindi + English.

Powered by Gemini 2.5. Disclaimer on

every result: "This is information

not advice. AI can make mistakes.

Verify with a lawyer or NALSA."

────────────────────────────────

LEGAL LIBRARY

511 IPC sections. 484 CrPC provisions.

395 Constitutional articles.

100 procedures. All in Hindi + English.

Search "302" or "murder" or "हत्या"

— same result.

────────────────────────────────

EVIDENCE VAULT

Encrypted storage for photos, audio,

video, documents. Auto GPS-tagged and

timestamped. PIN-protected.

Survives phone loss. Remote device

logout. For domestic violence survivors,

witnesses, anyone who needs to

preserve evidence safely.

────────────────────────────────

DOCUMENT SCANNER

Point camera at any court notice,

summons, FIR copy. Get plain

Hindi explanation instantly.

────────────────────────────────

RESOURCE LOCATOR

GPS-based. Real names. Real distances.

Not just "police station" but

"Kotwali Thana — 1.1 km" with

one tap to call and directions.

Shows: police station, district court,

High Court, NALSA free legal aid,

women helpline.

────────────────────────────────

COST ESTIMATOR

How much will my case actually cost?

Select case type, city tier, lawyer

experience. Get honest fee range.

Tells you about Lok Adalat alternatives.

────────────────────────────────

CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY

Search by judge, advocate, or litigant

name across 24 crore+ records.

Real-time cause list data.

────────────────────────────────

COURTROOM GUIDE + PROCEDURE TRACKER

Interactive courtroom map — click

any seat, understand who sits there

and why.

Visual journey tracker — exactly where

you are in your legal case and what

comes next.

────────────────────────────────

EVERYTHING ABOVE IS:

→ Free forever

→ Hindi and English

→ Works on 3G

→ Built on official government

eCourtsindia Partner API

→ Designed for people with no legal

knowledge in remote areas

────────────────────────────────

WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST

Specifically from lawyers and people

with legal experience:

1. Is the legal information accurate?I've tried to be careful but I'm18 and not a lawyer. Please pointout any errors.
2. What features are missing thatwould genuinely help your clientsor people you know with cases?
3. Is the AI rights assistant dangerous?Could wrong information cause harm?How should I handle this better?
4. Would you recommend this to clientswho cannot afford full legal support?
5. What would make this trustworthyenough for you to share with someone?

From people who have dealt with

Indian courts:

6. What was the most confusing or

frustrating part of the process

that this doesn't address?

7. Would you have used something

like this? What would you have

needed it to do?

────────────────────────────────

KNOWN LIMITATIONS I'M AWARE OF:

→ AI can make mistakes — disclaimer

shown every time

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM

coverage so police station names

may not show accurately

→ Very recent 2024+ amendments

may not be reflected

→ Not a substitute for a lawyer —

stated clearly throughout

→ eCourtsindia coverage varies

across courts

────────────────────────────────

If this is the wrong place to post

this, please let me know and I'll

remove it. Looking for genuine

feedback not attention.

Asmit, 18, Bihar

​

Hey everyone,

I'm Asmit, 18, from Jharkhand. I just

finished Class 12,I spent

the last few months building a free legal

awareness platform called Nyayarakshak.

I want honest feedback

If something is wrong, inaccurate,

or just a bad idea,please say so.

Here's exactly what I built and why:

**WHY I BUILT THIS**

At 1 AM one night I was lying on my sofa uselessly and began pondering how many Indians have pending court cases

and have absolutely no idea what's

happening in them. 45 million pending

cases. Most citizens:

\- Don't know their next dates,as they are heavily reliant on their lawyers

\- Don't know what the last hearing meant

\- Don't know which law applies to them

\- Don't know that NALSA gives completely

free lawyers to people below a certain

income

\- Can't read the court notice they received

because it's in English legal jargon

\- Travel 40km to find the hearing was

postponed with no notification

The eCourts website exists but it's in

English, complicated to navigate, and

designed for lawyers not citizens.

So I built Nyayarakshak. Here's every

feature in detail:

\---

**FEATURE 1 — CASE TRACKER**

How it works:

Every court case in India has a CNR

number — a 16-character unique ID printed

on your case papers. Most people don't

know what to do with it.

You enter your CNR number into Nyayarakshak.

It connects to the official eCourtsindia

You get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Which court and judge

→ What happened in every previous hearing

→ Current case stage (arguments, evidence,

disposal etc.) explained in simple Hindi

→ Whether the case is disposed or pending

→ Direct download of your court orders

as PDF — the actual official documents

from the court, certified true copies

Everything shown in Hindi and English.

Why this matters: A farmer 40km from

the district court can now check if

his hearing is actually happening

before traveling.

**FEATURE 2 — AI RIGHTS ASSISTANT**

How it works:

You type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Like literally just describe

what happened to you the way you'd

tell a friend.

"Mere maalik ne 3 mahine se salary nahi di"

"Police meri FIR nahi likh rahi"

"Builder ne flat time pe nahi diya"

"Accident hua mujhe — muaawza kaise milega"

The AI identifies:

→ Exact applicable Indian law

(BNS, BNSS, RERA, Consumer Protection

Act, Payment of Wages Act, Motor

Vehicles Act etc.)

→ Exact section number

→ Old IPC section and new BNS equivalent

(since laws changed in 2023)

→ Whether the offence is BAILABLE or

NON-BAILABLE — this alone is information

lawyers don't always volunteer

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do next

→ Exact script of what to say to a lawyer

(so they can't take advantage of you)

→ Where to find help — nearest resources

→ Whether you can file without a lawyer

→ Time limit to file (limitation period)

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies to you

Voice input works in Hindi.

Voice output reads the answer back to you.

Bilingual throughout.

Disclaimer shown every time: "This is

legal information not legal advice.

AI can make mistakes. Verify with a

lawyer or NALSA. NALSA: 15100 free."

**FEATURE 3 — LEGAL LIBRARY**

What's in it:

→ All 511 IPC sections

→ All 484 CrPC provisions

→ All 395 Articles of the Constitution

of India

→ 100 standard legal procedures

Every single one available in:

→ Original English text

→ Simple Hindi explanation

→ Punishment clearly stated

→ Chapter and section navigation

Searchable by section number, keyword

in Hindi, keyword in English.

You can search "302" or "murder" or

"हत्या" and get the same result.

Why this matters: Law students pay

₹500/month for apps with less.

Every farmer with a pending case

gets it free.

**FEATURE 4 — LEGAL DICTIONARY**

Simple two-language glossary of

common legal terms that citizens

encounter but don't understand.

समन (Summons) — what it means, what to do

जमानत (Bail) — explained simply

वकालतनामा (Vakalatnama) — what you're signing

About 80+ terms. Searchable. Hindi first.

For the citizen who receives a document

and doesn't understand a single word in it.

**FEATURE 5 — EVIDENCE VAULT**

This is the feature I'm most proud of.

How it works:

You create an account and set a 4-digit

NPIN (Nyayarakshak PIN) yourself.

You can then upload:

→ Photos

→ Videos

→ Audio recordings

→ PDFs and documents

→ Voice notes

Everything uploaded gets:

→ Automatic GPS location tag

→ Automatic timestamp

→ Encrypted storage

The vault is locked with your NPIN.

If your phone is taken — vault stays locked.

If your phone is destroyed — vault survives,

accessible from any device with your NPIN.

If you lose your phone — you can remotely

logout that device from another device.

Why this matters:

A domestic violence survivor can record

evidence that cannot be taken from her

even if someone takes her phone.

A worker can document wage theft.

A tenant can photograph illegal eviction.

Evidence is GPS-timestamped which

supports admissibility arguments.

\---

**FEATURE 6 — DOCUMENT SCANNER**

How it works:

You point your phone camera at any

legal document -- court summons,

FIR copy, eviction notice, legal notice,

any document with legal text.

The scanner reads the document and

gives you a plain Hindi explanation

of what it means and what you need

to do about it.

For the citizen who received a court

notice in English legal jargon and

has no idea what it says or whether

they need to go to court tomorrow.

**FEATURE 7 — RESOURCE LOCATOR**

How it works:

GPS-based. Detects your location.

Shows you with real names and distances:

→ Nearest police station

→ Nearest District Court

→ State High Court

(All 25 High Courts hardcoded

with coordinates and phone numbers)

→ Nearest NALSA District Legal

Services Authority

→ Women helpline

(181 — 24x7 toll free)

**FEATURE 8 — LEGAL COST ESTIMATOR**

How it works:

You select:

→ Type of case (Criminal, Property,

Family/Divorce, Accident MACT,

Writ High Court, Consumer Forum)

→ City tier (Metro, Tier 1, Tier 2,

District/Rural)

→ Lawyer experience (Junior 1-5 years,

Mid 5-15 years, Senior/SC Advocate)

It shows:

→ Estimated lawyer fee RANGE

(not a fake precise number —

an honest range like ₹25,000-₹75,000)

→ Court fee / stamp duty

→ Expected case duration in years

→ How to save cost

(Lok Adalat, Mediation options)

→ NALSA eligibility check

(if income below ₹3 lakh = free lawyer)

MACT cases show a special note that

most lawyers take these on contingency

(10-20% of compensation) so upfront

cost is often ₹0.

**FEATURE 9 — CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY**

How it works:

Search across Indian courts by:

→ Advocate name

→ Judge name

→ Litigant/party name

Returns real-time cause list data

showing all cases listed for that

person with dates, courts, and status.

Why this matters: A lawyer can see

all their cases listed tomorrow

across all courts in one search.

Currently they have to check

court by court on eCourts.

**FEATURE 10 — PROCEDURE GUIDE**

**AND COURTROOM GUIDE**

**PROCEDURE GUIDE**:

As you track your case, a visual

timeline shows exactly where you

are in the legal journey.

Criminal case:

FIR → Investigation → Chargesheet →

Framing of Charges → Evidence →

Arguments → Judgment

Civil case:

Filing → Notice → First Hearing →

Arguments → Judgment

Each step shows:

What happened. What's happening now.

What comes next. What your rights are

at this stage. How long it typically takes.

The "आप यहाँ हैं" (You are here) marker

shows your current position.

**COURTROOM GUIDE:**

An actual courtroom image with

clickable pinpoints.

Click the judge's seat — see role explained.

Click the witness box — see what happens there.

Click the dock — see what it's for.

Click the advocates' table — see their role.

In Hindi and English.

For someone entering a courtroom

for the first time and not knowing

what to expect.

**WHAT'S NOT BUILT YET / KNOWN ISSUES**

→ NALSA locator uses name generation

(DLSA \[District\]) not exact coordinates

— working on getting exact locations

→ AI rights assistant can make mistakes

with very recent amendments post-2024

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM coverage

so police station names may not show

**WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST**

1. Has anyone here actually needed

   something like this? Would you use it?

2. What features are missing that

   would actually help people?

3. What's broken or confusing?

4. Would you share this with someone

   who has a pending court case?

Every Section features a note to consult lawyers as AI can make mistakes.We are not trying to replace lawyers We are making sure every person finds one with proper legal knowledge

— Asmit

Background: I'm 18, from Bihar, just

finished Class 12. I built Nyayarakshak

over 5 months after realizing most

Indians with pending court cases have

no idea what's happening in them.

Not a startup pitch. Genuinely want

feedback from people who have actually

dealt with the Indian legal system —

lawyers, litigants, NGO workers,

anyone who knows this space.

Here's the actual problem I'm solving:

A family member has a pending court

case. They received a paper with a

CNR number. They don't know:

- When the next hearing is

- What happened in the last hearing

- Which law applies to their situation

- Whether they can get a free lawyer

- What the court notice they received

even means

- How much the case will cost them

The eCourts website exists but it's

in English, complicated, and not

designed for the person who actually

needs it.

So here's what I built:

────────────────────────────────

CASE TRACKER

Enter CNR number. Get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Full case history in Hindi

→ What each stage means in plain language

→ Download actual court order PDFs

directly from government servers

Connected to official eCourtsindia

Partner API — real government data.

────────────────────────────────

AI LEGAL RIGHTS ASSISTANT

Type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Get:

→ Exact applicable law and section

→ Whether offence is bailable or not

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do

→ Exact script to tell your lawyer

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies

→ Time limit to file

Voice input. Voice output. Hindi + English.

Powered by Gemini 2.5. Disclaimer on

every result: "This is information

not advice. AI can make mistakes.

Verify with a lawyer or NALSA."

────────────────────────────────

LEGAL LIBRARY

511 IPC sections. 484 CrPC provisions.

395 Constitutional articles.

100 procedures. All in Hindi + English.

Search "302" or "murder" or "हत्या"

— same result.

────────────────────────────────

EVIDENCE VAULT

Encrypted storage for photos, audio,

video, documents. Auto GPS-tagged and

timestamped. PIN-protected.

Survives phone loss. Remote device

logout. For domestic violence survivors,

witnesses, anyone who needs to

preserve evidence safely.

────────────────────────────────

DOCUMENT SCANNER

Point camera at any court notice,

summons, FIR copy. Get plain

Hindi explanation instantly.

────────────────────────────────

RESOURCE LOCATOR

GPS-based. Real names. Real distances.

Not just "police station" but

"Kotwali Thana — 1.1 km" with

one tap to call and directions.

Shows: police station, district court,

High Court, NALSA free legal aid,

women helpline.

────────────────────────────────

COST ESTIMATOR

How much will my case actually cost?

Select case type, city tier, lawyer

experience. Get honest fee range.

Tells you about Lok Adalat alternatives.

────────────────────────────────

CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY

Search by judge, advocate, or litigant

name across 24 crore+ records.

Real-time cause list data.

────────────────────────────────

COURTROOM GUIDE + PROCEDURE TRACKER

Interactive courtroom map — click

any seat, understand who sits there

and why.

Visual journey tracker — exactly where

you are in your legal case and what

comes next.

────────────────────────────────

EVERYTHING ABOVE IS:

→ Free forever

→ Hindi and English

→ Works on 3G

→ Built on official government

eCourtsindia Partner API

→ Designed for people with no legal

knowledge in remote areas

────────────────────────────────

WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST

Specifically from lawyers and people

with legal experience:

1. Is the legal information accurate?

   I've tried to be careful but I'm

   18 and not a lawyer. Please point

   out any errors.

2. What features are missing that

   would genuinely help your clients

   or people you know with cases?

3. Is the AI rights assistant dangerous?

   Could wrong information cause harm?

   How should I handle this better?

4. Would you recommend this to clients

   who cannot afford full legal support?

5. What would make this trustworthy

   enough for you to share with someone?

From people who have dealt with

Indian courts:

6. What was the most confusing or

   frustrating part of the process

   that this doesn't address?

7. Would you have used something

   like this? What would you have

   needed it to do?

────────────────────────────────

KNOWN LIMITATIONS I'M AWARE OF:

→ AI can make mistakes — disclaimer

shown every time

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM

coverage so police station names

may not show accurately

→ Very recent 2024+ amendments

may not be reflected

→ Not a substitute for a lawyer —

stated clearly throughout

→ eCourtsindia coverage varies

across courts

────────────────────────────────

If this is the wrong place to post

this, please let me know and I'll

remove it. Looking for genuine

feedback not attention.

Asmit, 18, Bihar

I'm 18, from Jharkhand, just

finished Class 12.I will be joining law school in a few months.I built Nyayarakshak

over 5 months after realizing most

Indians with pending court cases have

no idea what's happening in them.

Not a startup pitch. Genuinely want

feedback from people who have actually

dealt with the Indian legal system —

lawyers, litigants, NGO workers,

anyone who knows this space.

Here's the actual problem I'm solving:

A family member has a pending court

case. They received a paper with a

CNR number. They don't know:

- When the next hearing is

- What happened in the last hearing

- Which law applies to their situation

- Whether they can get a free lawyer

- What the court notice they received

even means

- How much the case will cost them

The eCourts website exists but it's

in English, complicated, and not

designed for the person who actually

needs it.

So here's what I built:

────────────────────────────────

CASE TRACKER

Enter CNR number. Get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Full case history in Hindi

→ What each stage means in plain language

→ Download actual court order PDFs

directly from government servers

Connected to official eCourtsindia

Partner API — real government data.

────────────────────────────────

AI LEGAL RIGHTS ASSISTANT

Type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Get:

→ Exact applicable law and section

→ Whether offence is bailable or not

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do

→ Exact script to tell your lawyer

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies

→ Time limit to file

Voice input. Voice output. Hindi + English.

Powered by Gemini 2.5. Disclaimer on

every result: "This is information

not advice. AI can make mistakes.

Verify with a lawyer or NALSA."

────────────────────────────────

LEGAL LIBRARY

511 IPC sections. 484 CrPC provisions.

395 Constitutional articles.

100 procedures. All in Hindi + English.

Search "302" or "murder" or "हत्या"

— same result.

────────────────────────────────

EVIDENCE VAULT

Encrypted storage for photos, audio,

video, documents. Auto GPS-tagged and

timestamped. PIN-protected.

Survives phone loss. Remote device

logout. For domestic violence survivors,

witnesses, anyone who needs to

preserve evidence safely.

────────────────────────────────

DOCUMENT SCANNER

Point camera at any court notice,

summons, FIR copy. Get plain

Hindi explanation instantly.

────────────────────────────────

RESOURCE LOCATOR

GPS-based. Real names. Real distances.

Not just "police station" but

"Kotwali Thana — 1.1 km" with

one tap to call and directions.

Shows: police station, district court,

High Court, NALSA free legal aid,

women helpline.

────────────────────────────────

COST ESTIMATOR

How much will my case actually cost?

Select case type, city tier, lawyer

experience. Get honest fee range.

Tells you about Lok Adalat alternatives.

────────────────────────────────

CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY

Search by judge, advocate, or litigant

name across 24 crore+ records.

Real-time cause list data.

────────────────────────────────

COURTROOM GUIDE + PROCEDURE TRACKER

Interactive courtroom map — click

any seat, understand who sits there

and why.

Visual journey tracker — exactly where

you are in your legal case and what

comes next.

────────────────────────────────

EVERYTHING ABOVE IS:

→ Free forever

→ Hindi and English

→ Works on 3G

→ Built on official government

eCourtsindia Partner API

→ Designed for people with no legal

knowledge in remote areas

────────────────────────────────

WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST

1. What features are missing that

   would genuinely help your clients

   or people you know with cases?

2. Is the AI rights assistant dangerous?

   Could wrong information cause harm?

   How should I handle this better?

3. Would you recommend this to clients

   who cannot afford full legal support?

4. What would make this trustworthy

   enough for you to share with someone?

From people who have dealt with

Indian courts:

5. What was the most confusing or

   frustrating part of the process

   that this doesn't address?

6. Would you have used something

   like this? What would you have

   needed it to do?

────────────────────────────────

KNOWN LIMITATIONS I'M AWARE OF:

→ AI can make mistakes — disclaimer

shown every time

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM

coverage so police station names

may not show accurately

→ Very recent 2024+ amendments

may not be reflected

→ Not a substitute for a lawyer —

stated clearly throughout

→ eCourtsindia coverage varies

across courts

────────────────────────────────

If this is the wrong place to post

this, please let me know and I'll

remove it. Looking for genuine

feedback not attention.

Asmit, 18, Bihar

I'm 18, from Bihar, just

finished Class 12. I built Nyayarakshak

after realizing most

Indians with pending court cases have

no idea what's happening in them.

Not a startup pitch. Genuinely want

feedback from people who have actually

dealt with the Indian legal system...

lawyers, litigants, NGO workers,

anyone who knows this space.

Here's the actual problem I'm solving:

A family member has a pending court

case. They received a paper with a

CNR number. They don't know:

- When the next hearing is

- What happened in the last hearing

- Which law applies to their situation

- Whether they can get a free lawyer

- What the court notice they received

even means

- How much the case will cost them

The eCourts website exists but it's

in English, complicated, and not

designed for the person who actually

needs it.

So here's what I built:

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CASE TRACKER

Enter CNR number. Get:

→ Next hearing date

→ Full case history in Hindi

→ What each stage means in plain language

→ Download actual court order PDFs

directly from government servers

Connected to official eCourtsindia

Partner API — real government data.

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AI LEGAL RIGHTS ASSISTANT

Type or speak your problem in Hindi

or English. Get:

→ Exact applicable law and section

→ Whether offence is bailable or not

→ Punishment range

→ Step by step what to do

→ Exact script to tell your lawyer

→ Whether NALSA free aid applies

→ Time limit to file

Voice input. Voice output. Hindi + English.

Powered by Gemini 2.5. Disclaimer on

every result: "This is information

not advice. AI can make mistakes.

Verify with a lawyer or NALSA."

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LEGAL LIBRARY

511 IPC sections. 484 CrPC provisions.

395 Constitutional articles.

100 procedures. All in Hindi + English.

Search "302" or "murder" or "हत्या"

— same result.

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EVIDENCE VAULT

Encrypted storage for photos, audio,

video, documents. Auto GPS-tagged and

timestamped. PIN-protected.

Survives phone loss. Remote device

logout. For domestic violence survivors,

witnesses, anyone who needs to

preserve evidence safely.

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DOCUMENT SCANNER

Point camera at any court notice,

summons, FIR copy. Get plain

Hindi explanation instantly.

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RESOURCE LOCATOR

GPS-based. Real names. Real distances.

Not just "police station" but

"Kotwali Thana — 1.1 km" with

one tap to call and directions.

Shows: police station, district court,

High Court, NALSA free legal aid,

women helpline.

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COST ESTIMATOR

How much will my case actually cost?

Select case type, city tier, lawyer

experience. Get honest fee range.

Tells you about Lok Adalat alternatives.

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CAUSE LIST DIRECTORY

Search by judge, advocate, or litigant

name across 24 crore+ records.

Real-time cause list data.

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COURTROOM GUIDE + PROCEDURE TRACKER

Interactive courtroom map — click

any seat, understand who sits there

and why.

Visual journey tracker — exactly where

you are in your legal case and what

comes next.

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EVERYTHING ABOVE IS:

→ Free forever

→ Hindi and English

→ Works on 3G

→ Built on official government

eCourtsindia Partner API

→ Designed for people with no legal

knowledge in remote areas

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WHAT I WANT FROM THIS POST

Specifically from lawyers and people

with legal experience:

1. Is the legal information accurate?

   I've tried to be careful but I'm

   18 and not a lawyer. Please point

   out any errors.

2. What features are missing that

   would genuinely help your clients

   or people you know with cases?

3. Is the AI rights assistant dangerous?

   Could wrong information cause harm?

   How should I handle this better?

4. Would you recommend this to clients

   who cannot afford full legal support?

5. What would make this trustworthy

   enough for you to share with someone?

From people who have dealt with

Indian courts:

6. What was the most confusing or

   frustrating part of the process

   that this doesn't address?

7. Would you have used something

   like this? What would you have

   needed it to do?

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KNOWN LIMITATIONS I'M AWARE OF:

→ AI can make mistakes — disclaimer

shown every time

→ Some rural areas have poor OSM

coverage so police station names

may not show accurately

→ Very recent 2024+ amendments

may not be reflected

→ Not a substitute for a lawyer —

stated clearly throughout

→ eCourtsindia coverage varies

across courts

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If this is the wrong place to post

this, please let me know and I'll

remove it. Looking for genuine

feedback not attention.

— Asmit, 18, Bihar