Litora AI is the case-preparation workspace for Indian advocates. Upload the bundle as it is — scanned FIR, charge sheet, statements, orders — and get every page read, the contradictions found, the file assessed and the presiding judge’s own judgments analysed, before you stand up to argue.
Moderate confidence
Recovery memo puts the seizure at 6:40 pm; the FIR was registered at 5:15 pm the same day.
FIR p.2 · Recovery memo p.7No independent witness joined despite a public place; s.42 information not reduced to writing.
Charge sheet p.11FSL report not on the file — the quantity is unconfirmed.
Asked of you before the estimateBench: in 6 of 8 of the presiding judge’s published judgments on s.42 non-compliance, bail was granted.
Illustrative matter
What’s new
The latest from the workspace — built on what advocates asked for.
Work in one chat per matter: drop the papers in and say what you need. The answer comes from the file with the document and page for each point, and a bigger job is offered with its price before anything is spent.
Six one-click jobs to start with, your finished work under each matter in the side menu, results that open as a full page — and Cancel on any job before it starts.
A strip of counts, the overview in full, and each issue as a row you open — who must prove it, the evidence for each side, and what is missing.
Each contradiction as one card — both passages side by side with their pages, and the question to put to the witness.
One card with the figure, the headline and the counts — and the rest in sections: Summary, Strengths & risks, What if, Law, Questions and History.
One workspace
Each matter gets its own workspace. Litora reads the papers once, properly, and everything else — the assessment, the contradictions, the bench, the rehearsal, the reports — is built on that reading.
Scanned or typed, English, Hindi, Punjabi or Urdu. Every page transcribed and indexed, with page references you can check against the original.
Reading the bundleWhere the matter is strong, where it will be attacked, the provisions engaged, the procedural points, and a reasoned estimate with its confidence shown.
Case assessmentTimes, names, places and quantities that do not agree across the FIR, the statements and the memos — each with both pages cited, ready for cross-examination.
Contradiction mapAsk in plain English — “does this judge grant bail where s.42 is not complied with?” — and see the answer counted from that judge’s own published judgments, each one linked.
Bench insightsRehearse aloud — before a judge who interrupts, against opposing counsel who answers back, or cross-examining a witness who replies from the papers — then get a score, the points you missed, and your trend over time.
Hearing preparationLegal notices, bail applications, replies, affidavits, plaints and synopses, plus the daily desk: diary, limitation, court fee and fee register.
Drafting toolsThe List of Dates and Synopsis with a page for every date, a paper book with index, page numbers and bookmarks, and Hindi, Punjabi or Urdu papers in English, page by page.
Preparation kitArrest, search and seizure, s.50 and s.52A NDPS, 65B certificates, s.138 notices — every lapse in red with the passage that shows it, and the missing papers with the application to get them.
Lapse scannerTheir reply marked para by para — admitted, denied, evasive — with a rejoinder draft; their judgment distinguished on the facts; and a question plan for every witness.
Reply, judgment, crossEach ingredient of the offence against the evidence, the day’s deposition against earlier statements, the medical evidence against the eye-witnesses, and a register of every exhibit and objection.
Trial toolsGrounds of appeal, revision, quashing, bail or discharge, lettered and each with its page, and the issues of a civil suit with who must prove each one.
Grounds & issuesAdd advocates, juniors and clerks, give tasks, sign off their work, brief senior counsel by private link, wall off sensitive matters, and search the chamber’s past work. Seats are free.
Team & tasksEvery person, which side their evidence helps, every statement they gave and where, the issues, the events and the case property — with charts you can download.
Case GraphWitness battle cards, the other side’s best case with your answers, the Bench’s likely questions, arguments, an authorities compilation — and the whole file on your phone in court.
Trial room & Court ModeA Microsoft Word add-in that inserts your preparation and checks every citation; papers from Google Drive or OneDrive; call recordings and videos transcribed by the minute; redacted copies to file or share.
Word, Drive & recordingsReading
Indian court bundles are scanned, skewed, stamped and handwritten in places. Litora transcribes every page in its own script, marks what is illegible instead of guessing, and keeps the page number on everything it tells you — so any point can be checked against the original in seconds.
Assessment
The assessment sets out your strongest points and the ones the other side will press, the provisions engaged, the procedural defects, and the authorities — each one checked and linked. The estimate never stands alone: it carries a confidence level worked out from what is actually on the file, and the questions that would move it.
Bench insights
Choose the High Court and the judge — or let Litora read the CORAM from your latest order. Ask your question in English, pick the last one to five years, and Litora reads that judge’s published judgments on it: the facts, what was decided and why. The percentage is counted from those judgments, never guessed.
Does this judge grant regular bail where s.42 NDPS is not complied with?
In 6 of 8 published judgments that bear on it, the answer was yes. High confidence
Hearing preparation
Speak your argument against a two to ten minute clock while the bench cuts in with questions drawn from the file. You get a score on clarity, structure, use of the record and answering the bench — with the strong points you never made and a better opening. Or run the full hearing: your advocate, theirs, and a bench that gives reasons.
Trial & grounds
Each offence is broken into its ingredients from the words of the provision and set against the evidence on file — “no evidence” in red. Upload each day’s deposition and it is set against the earlier statements; the medical evidence is set against the eye-witnesses; every exhibit is kept with its objections. Then the grounds are drafted, lettered, each with its page.
Team & tasks
Add your advocates, juniors and clerks — seats are free and the work is paid from one wallet. Give a task with a due date, or hand any step of the readiness checklist to a junior: it closes by itself when the work is done. The hearing radar shows every hearing of the next three days with how ready the matter is.
Guided plans
You never have to learn which tool to use. Choose the situation — Litora lists the steps in the right order, and every screen of the matter shows the one thing to do next, why, and the button that does it.
A new matter: read the papers, see where you stand and what is missing.
Regular or anticipatory bail, or an early hearing on the papers at the FIR or charge stage.
Evidence is coming: plan every cross-examination and know their case.
Interim relief, framing of issues, a petition or final arguments on the papers.
An order or judgment has gone against you: appeal, revision, review, quashing or a writ.
A conference or opinion: options, compromise, risks and the client's account.
Every tool is also named by the question it answers — “What will the other side argue?”, “What is wrong with the order?” — with a line saying when to use it. Or type the situation into the search, in English or Hindi: “bail”, “zamanat”, “revision”, “jirah”.
How it works
No setup, no training, no templates to fill. If you can upload a PDF, you can use it.
Name it, choose the court — State, district and complex, or High Court, bench and judge — and set the question to be decided.
Drop in everything as it is. Reading starts at once, page by page, and you can watch it progress.
Bail or anticipatory bail, the trial, a hearing, an appeal, revision or quashing, advising the client — Litora lists the steps in the right order, from the assessment to the rehearsal.
Every screen shows the one thing to do next and why. Every result comes as a PDF or Word file, or straight into Word — and Court Mode takes it to the hearing.
Two ways to work
Switch with one click at the top of every page. Both work on the same matters, documents and results, so nothing is ever lost.
Built to be checked
Legal work is only useful if it can be verified. Litora is built so that every claim it makes can be traced to a page of your file or to a real judgment.
Only judgments that were actually found may be cited, and every one opens in full. Anything else is removed.
Findings point to the page they come from, so you can check the original in seconds.
Worked out from what is on the file — not asked of the model — and lowered when key papers are missing.
Encrypted, scoped to your chambers, with ethical walls for sensitive matters, never sold or shared, and deleted when you delete it.
Paste a petition or written submissions and every judgment citation and section is checked. No sign-up.
A senior approves each result or sends it back as a task, and who signed off what stays on the record.
From the Bar
Messages advocates sent us after using Litora on their matters — shown as they wrote them, with their permission.
Comparing depositions with earlier statements and preparing witness-specific questions is a practical workflow. I would use the output as a preparation aid and check it against the complete record.
The Missing Papers Finder, task assignments and hearing radar could help a chamber keep track of outstanding documents and preparation tasks across the team.
I like the idea of combining issue mapping with procedural checks. A structured checklist can help surface questions that might otherwise be missed during a busy case-preparation process.
The Medical Evidence Analyzer and Evidence Timeline offer a useful way to organise complex records and identify points that need closer examination before a hearing.
Bench insights and argument rehearsal are promising preparation aids. Reviewing linked judgments and practising answers to likely questions can help structure submissions more carefully.
Having a starting draft for the List of Dates, grounds and paper book in one workspace could reduce repetitive preparation work. The ability to review and edit the generated documents is especially important.
Support for English, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu documents could be valuable when a bundle contains papers in different languages. Preserving the original meaning and checking important passages remains essential.
The Analysis and Contradiction Map could make file review more systematic by bringing competing statements together with page references. I would still verify each finding against the original record before relying on it.
The readiness meter and team task features could make it easier to see what remains before a hearing and assign preparation work to the right person.
Shared with each advocate’s permission. Individual experiences; results depend on the matter.
Pricing
A prepaid wallet in rupees, charged only for the AI work you run, by what it actually uses.
Opening matters, uploading documents, 500 MB of file storage, reading your results, exporting PDFs, the diary, calculators, fee register, intake form, the paper book, redaction, citation checking, the Word add-in, counsel briefs, team seats, tasks and the hearing radar.
Reading scanned pages, the assessment, contradictions, bench insights, the preparation kit, rehearsal, questions on the file and AI drafting — each listed with its cost.
Questions
You do not need to. On each matter, say what you are preparing for — bail or anticipatory bail, the trial, a hearing, an appeal, revision or quashing, advising the client — and Litora lists the steps in the right order. A “Next step” bar on every screen says what to do next and why. Every tool is also named by the question it answers, with a line saying when to use it.
No. It prepares material for a qualified advocate to review, test and settle. Nothing it produces is legal advice, and nothing should be filed or relied on without that review.
Yes — scanned pages, photographs and mixed Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu and English are read in their own script. Where a line is genuinely illegible it is marked as illegible, never guessed at. Check any number or date you intend to rely on against the original page.
Yes. Judgments are found first and only those may be cited; each one is a link to the full text, and any other case name is removed before you see it. A real judgment can still be misread — open it before it goes near a filing.
No. The assessment estimate is a reading of prospects on the papers supplied, with its confidence and reasoning shown. The bench percentage is a count from the judge’s published judgments. Neither is a forecast, and neither should be repeated to a client as a number in its own right.
Yes. Add them from Team & Tasks as Advocate, Junior / Associate or Clerk (view only) — seats are free and all work is paid from one wallet. Give them tasks with due dates, and choose whether each member sees every matter or only their own.
Yes. The Litora add-in for Microsoft Word puts your preparation at the cursor, quotes the file with the page and checks every citation in the document. Papers can be added straight from Google Drive, OneDrive or SharePoint, and recordings — call recordings, CCTV sound, voice notes — are transcribed with the time of every line.
It is stored encrypted, visible only inside your organisation, sent to our AI provider only to be read, and never sold or shared. You can delete a matter at any time. The details are on the security page.
Open a matter, upload the bundle and see the file read, tested and organised. Matters and uploads are free; you pay only for the analysis you run, from ₹499.