Legal AI, built around your firm.
Lawgix builds AI tools for Indian law firms that fit the way your firm already works — your workflows, your documents, your practice areas. Tell us what your team needs and we build it for you, on top of a platform we are building for research, drafting, and document intelligence — in pilot with firms today.
4-week pilot · Scoped with you, not sold at you
Most legal AI is built for every firm — so it fits none of them exactly.
Every firm runs its work differently. But most legal software gives every firm the same thing, built for a different legal system and a different budget. When your team needs something specific, you wait — or do without. We work the other way around.
To be clear: the three points below are the complaints we heard about the platforms already on the market — they are not descriptions of Lawgix. Each card shows our answer to it underneath.
The same tool for everyone
Large platforms ship one product to every firm. You can change settings, but you can't ask them to build something for the way your team actually works.
We build around one firm at a time — your workflows, your documents, your practice areas.
Priced for global firms, not Indian ones
The global platforms are sold at per-seat rates set for New York and London budgets, with long rollouts and high seat minimums. Indian firms end up negotiating discounts rather than getting real attention.
Priced in rupees for Indian firms, with no seat minimums and a scoped four-week pilot before you commit.
You adapt to the software
How your firm handles its matters is part of why clients choose you. But a one-size product forces every team into the same shape and asks them to drop the process that made them good.
The software adapts to you — we start from how your team already works and build to fit it.
Tools built for the work your team actually does.
Every engagement starts with a conversation about your firm's work — not with a demo of something we've already made.
Workflows
A process your team repeats, turned into a guided workflow — with citations, deadlines, and a lawyer approving at every step that matters.
Integrations
AI connected to the systems you already use — document stores, matter management, email. Your team doesn't move to another tab.
Practice-area tools
Deeper tools for a single practice group — real estate, disputes, corporate — designed with the lawyers who will actually use them.
Your firm's own knowledge
Your templates, precedents, and house style — kept private to your firm and never used to train anything shared with others.
Examples of what Indian firms have asked us to build
Each of these started with a lawyer describing a problem in their own words.
RERA complaint desk
Sorts incoming complaints, flags the deadlines that matter, and prepares a first response for the partner to review.
"Our team spends hours sorting complaints before any real work starts."
Section 138 notice tracker
Tracks the statutory 30–15–30 day windows for every matter, prepares the notice, and warns before a deadline passes.
"One missed date and the whole complaint is time-barred."
Title due-diligence assistant
Reads decades of title documents, builds the chain of ownership, and flags the gaps and encumbrances for a lawyer to check.
"Thirty years of registry papers arrive as one scanned PDF."
Quashing research memo
Maps old provisions to the new BNS and BNSS, finds the leading judgments, and structures the grounds — fully cited.
"Every associate redoes the same mapping from scratch."
Case chronology builder
Turns a 40,000-page record into a dated chronology, with every event linked back to the page it came from.
"The record is too big for anyone to hold in their head."
Your firm's clause library
Your past drafts become searchable — "show me every indemnity we've negotiated for a buyer since 2020" — private to your firm.
"Our best work is buried in old matter folders."
Client enquiry router
Sorts new enquiries by practice area, runs a conflict check, and sends the right partner a short brief.
"Enquiries sit in a shared inbox until someone claims them."
Regulatory update watcher
Watches RBI, SEBI, and MCA updates, works out which clients each change affects, and drafts the advisory note.
"We find out about circulars when a client asks about them."
The base features every firm starts with.
These are live in the pilot today and come with every engagement. They are the foundation your custom build sits on — and we keep building on them.
Built on Indian law, not general AI knowledge
We are building Indian law into the platform itself — Central and State Acts, Supreme Court and High Court judgments, rules, and supporting material. When you ask a question, the answer is drawn from those sources and cited back to them.
That matters because a general-purpose AI answers from whatever it absorbed during training — which is how confident-sounding but invented citations happen. Ours points you to the provision or judgment it relied on, so your team can open it and check.
Legal research
Ask questions in plain language across our Indian legal knowledge base. Every answer is grounded in the Acts and judgments it cites.
Document intelligence
Upload as many documents as you like, then ask questions across all of them — answers point to the exact page.
Drafting
First drafts of contracts, notices, and pleadings from guided inputs — always held for a lawyer's review.
Workflow engine
What your custom workflows run on — linked tasks, review gates, and a full audit trail.
See the base features in action
A two-minute walkthrough of research, document intelligence, and drafting as they work today.
Lawgix base features — product demo
2 minLook inside a workflow we've built.
Pick one of the workflows below and read exactly what happens at each step — including the points where a lawyer has to approve before anything moves.
Your firm's workflow will look different — that is the point. These are examples of the shape the work takes.
See a build in progress
RERA complaint desk, built for a disputes team
One tool, one job. Open a live complaint and walk through how it gets read, dated, matched to evidence, and drafted — with the partner approving at the end.
Open the prototypeWe build these for whatever your firm needs
A tool of your own, AI connected into systems you already run, or a manual process automated. The RERA build is one example — yours would be built around your work.
Tell us what you needFour steps, from first conversation to working software.
No year-long rollout. A named team, a written scope, and something your lawyers can use in weeks — starting with a scoped pilot.
We listen
We sit with the lawyers who do the work — not just IT. What takes too long? What gets done twice? Where do mistakes cost you?
We agree a scope
A written plan: what we'll build, what it connects to, where your lawyers stay in control, and when you'll see it working.
We build it
Weeks, not quarters. You see working software as it takes shape and tell us what to change — directly, not through a support ticket.
We keep improving it
We deploy it, train your team, and keep building as your practice asks for more. What you ask for is what we work on next.
Priced for Indian firms, not New York billing.
The global legal AI platforms are sold at per-seat rates set against New York and London billing — often running into crores a year for a firm of a few hundred lawyers, before the custom work you actually wanted. We are built and run in India, so our costs are Indian costs, and we pass that on.
What you actually pay
- A fraction of what the global platforms charge per lawyer.
- No seat minimums — start with one practice group if you want to.
- Custom builds quoted per engagement, agreed in writing before we start.
We give you a figure after the scoping conversation, once we both know what is being built. Either way, we start with the four-week pilot.
Indian law firms and in-house legal teams.
Big enough to have your own way of working. Small enough that the global platforms won't build for it — or price for it.
Indian firms with established practice groups have ways of working worth keeping — and the least patience for tools that ignore them. We work directly with your partners and associates, at a size where you get our full attention.
- Tools built for one practice group, not for everyone at once.
- Direct access to the people building for you.
- Pricing based on the work, not on seat minimums.
Contract review queues, compliance checks, internal requests — in-house teams run processes no general-purpose tool anticipates. We build around your company's contracts, policies, and systems.
- Contract workflows that follow your playbook and risk positions.
- Connected to the systems your business already runs.
- Faster turnarounds for the teams you support.
How we protect your clients' confidentiality.
Building for your firm means working closely with your matters — so the standard has to be higher, not lower.
Encryption
AES-256 encryption for your data, both when stored and when moving.
Certification
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 in progress. Built to comply with the DPDP Act.
Your data stays yours
Client data is never used to train shared models. Strict zero data retention policy.
Who builds Lawgix
Lawgix AI Technologies is the legal technology brand of Bitvyas Private Limited, incorporated under the Companies Act, 2013 and registered in Delhi, India.
We are engineers, AI researchers, and legal domain experts working in India. Our aim is simple: make legal AI fit the way each Indian firm actually practises, rather than asking every firm to practise the way one product allows.
Company details
Legal entity
Bitvyas Private Limited
Brand
Lawgix AI Technologies
Registered office
D104, Plot #2, Sector 3, Dwarka, Delhi, India
Website
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Where we started, and where we are now.
We began with one tool for one job and grew as the models did. We are still building — here is what exists today and what is honestly still ahead.
A case memo platform
We started with a single job: turn a pile of case documents into a structured memo a lawyer could actually check. One tool, built with the generative models available at the time.
Memos became research and drafting
Each generation of models made more of the work possible. What began as memo generation grew into research, document intelligence, and drafting — the base features firms use today.
Indian law inside the platform
We started bringing Central and State Acts, Supreme Court and High Court judgments, and supporting material into the platform itself, so answers are drawn from those sources and cited back to them rather than recalled from training.
Tools built for one firm at a time
Firms asked for things no general platform covers — a RERA complaint desk, a title chain reader, a chronology builder. We started building those on top of the base platform instead of asking firms to adapt.
A pilot-stage platform
The base features are working and a few custom features are live on top of them. It is a real, usable platform at pilot level — not a finished product, and we do not pretend otherwise.
Putting it in real hands — we are running pilots
We are opening pilots to more Indian firms. Your lawyers use it on real matters, tell us what breaks and what is missing, and that is what we build next — deeper coverage of Indian law, more practice-area tools, and integrations into the systems you already run.
Questions firms ask us
A legal AI platform plus a team who builds on it for you. The platform handles the fundamentals — research across our Indian legal knowledge base of Acts and judgments, document intelligence, and drafting. On top of that, we build the specific workflows and connections your firm asks for.
Three things. They give every firm the same product and let you adjust settings within it — if your firm needs something they haven't built, you wait. Their pricing is set against New York and London billing rates. And they are built primarily for other legal systems. We start from what your Indian firm needs, agree a scope, and build it, on a knowledge base of Indian Acts and judgments.
Most first builds are measured in weeks, not quarters, and fit inside the four-week pilot — so you see it working before any commitment. Pricing is based on the work we agree, not a per-seat minimum, and sits at a fraction of what the global platforms charge per lawyer. We give you a figure after the scoping conversation.
No. Many firms keep their existing tool for general work and bring us the things it can't handle. Because we build for your firm, we can also connect to systems you already run. Start with the workflow that causes the most trouble and judge us on that.
AES-256 encryption for stored and moving data, a strict zero data retention policy, and your client data is never used to train shared models. Anything tuned to your firm stays private to your firm. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are in progress. See our Privacy Policy.
No — and we design so it can't. Every workflow we build keeps a lawyer's approval at the steps that matter, and answers carry citations you can check. AI output can contain errors; you remain responsible for verifying it before relying on it. Using Lawgix does not create a lawyer-client relationship with Bitvyas Pvt Ltd.
Four weeks of access to the platform as it stands today, plus a scoping conversation about the workflow you'd want built. See our Terms of Service.
Email contact@bitvyas.com at any time. We process deletion requests within 30 days. Under the DPDP Act 2023 you also have the right to access, correct, or erase your personal data.
Tell us what your firm needs.
Describe the work that takes up your team's week. We'll tell you what we'd build, how long it would take, and what it would cost.
4-week pilot · No commitment during scoping