The platform
One workspace for every stage of a matter
From the day the bundle arrives to the morning of the hearing. Each part of Litora is built on the same careful reading of your file, so nothing is analysed twice and everything points back to a page.
Reading the bundle
Every page, read in its own language
Upload the bundle exactly as you received it. Scanned pages are transcribed in batches so even a long file reads in minutes, and you can watch the page count climb. Each document is then analysed for what it establishes, who it names and what it leaves out.
- PDFs, scans, photographs of pages and office documents
- English, Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu, read in the original script
- Illegible lines marked as illegible — never guessed at
- Numbers, dates and sections kept exactly as written, with the page
Reading · LX-0142
Case assessment
Where the file is strong, and where it will be attacked
The assessment reads the file the way the court will, for the side you act for and at the stage the matter is in. A trial is about the evidence; an appeal is about error in the order below — and the assessment knows the difference.
- Strengths and exposures, ranked and page-referenced
- Provisions engaged and procedural points, with the old and new codes (IPC/BNS, CrPC/BNSS, Evidence Act/BSA)
- Authorities checked and linked — unverified ones are marked so
- An estimate with its confidence, worked out from what is actually on the file
- Critical questions the papers cannot answer — answer them and re-run
- What if — see how a new document or fact would move it
Assessment · on the present record
FSL report missing — confidence held below high until it is on the file.
Contradiction map
Every inconsistency, with both pages side by side
Litora compares the FIR, the statements, the memos and the reports against each other and lists where they do not agree — times, places, names, quantities, sequence. Each one shows both passages and both page numbers, so it can go straight into your cross-examination notes.
- Focus it on a witness, an event or an issue
- Mark contradictions as used, or dismiss the ones that do not matter
- Every quotation checked word for word against the file — anything not found there is dropped
- Improvements too: what a witness added later that was not in the earlier statement
Contradictions · 6 found
Bench insights · High Courts & Supreme Court
The presiding judge’s own judgments, read for you
Ask a question in plain English — “Does this judge grant regular bail in NDPS commercial-quantity cases?” — and choose how far back to look, from one to five years. Litora finds that judge’s published judgments on it, reads each one, and tells you what was decided and why. The percentage is counted from those judgments in code — never estimated by the model.
- Judge read automatically from the CORAM of your latest order
- What this bench looks at, what has persuaded it, and what has not
- Each judgment opens in full — nothing is cited that was not found
- Download the analysis as a PDF or email it to yourself
Reasoning only: Litora never rates or characterises a judge.
Justice · Punjab and Haryana High Court
Does this judge grant regular bail in NDPS commercial-quantity cases?
In 4 of 10 published judgments in the last 3 years, bail was granted — mostly on long custody with the trial delayed.
Hearing preparation
Practise the argument before it counts
Voice rehearsal. Speak your argument against a two to ten minute clock. The bench interrupts with questions drawn from your file. Afterwards you get a score on clarity, structure, use of the record, answering the bench and use of time — plus the strong points you never made, a better opening, and the moments to rephrase.
Argued hearing. Watch the matter argued in full: your advocate at its strongest, the other side trying to defeat it, and a bench that questions both and gives reasons. Only real judgments found for the question may be cited, each one linked.
- Argument ideas — the lines open to you, ranked
- Every rehearsal and hearing saved, with a PDF
Rehearsal · 3 minutes · scored
A clear opening on custody and delay; the s.42 point came too late and was not tied to the record.
Ask the file
Ask anything. Get the page it comes from.
“When was the accused first named?” “Which witnesses mention the motorcycle?” Ask in English and get an answer drawn only from the documents on the matter, with the documents and pages it relied on — and a plain statement when the file does not say.
- Answers in English even when the papers are in Hindi or Punjabi
- Every answer saved on the matter, with a PDF
Ask a question
Preparation kit
From the file to the papers you take to court
Fifteen tools on every matter, each built on the same checked reading — and a readiness meter that tells you, step by step, what is still to be done before the hearing, and lets you give each step to a member of your team.
List of Dates & Synopsis
Every dated event taken from the papers with its page, checked word for word, and written up as the List of Dates and Synopsis for a petition. Download it in Word.
Evidence timeline
Every event in order, with the delays worked out from the dates: the FIR after the occurrence, production after arrest, the samples after the seizure.
Procedural lapse scanner
Arrest, FIR, search and seizure, electronic evidence, NDPS, POCSO, Arms Act, SC/ST Act, s.138 NI Act and civil pleadings — each lapse in red, quoted from the page, with the provision under the old and new codes.
Distinguish a judgment
Upload the judgment the other side cites: what it held, their facts against yours side by side, why it does not apply, and the submission to make.
Para-wise reply analyzer
Every paragraph of their reply marked admitted, denied, evasive or new — with your answer, the page that supports it, and a rejoinder draft in Word.
Cross-examination planner
A plan for each witness: closed, leading questions in chapters, safe ones pinned to a page and risky ones marked, what to do on yes or no, and what not to ask. Print it for court.
Missing papers finder
What a matter of this kind should have and the file does not — and the papers it mentions that are not on it — with the application to get each one.
Paper book builder
All the documents in one PDF in your order, with a cover, an index with page ranges, page numbers on every page and a bookmark for each. No AI, no charge.
Translate to English
Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu papers translated in full, page by page, beside the original — ready to file as a typed English copy.
Ingredients matrix
Each ingredient of each offence charged against the evidence on file — “no evidence” in red — for discharge, quashing, bail or final argument.
Deposition tracker
Upload the day’s deposition: every contradiction and improvement against the earlier statements, the admissions that help you, and the next points for cross. A trial log for every witness.
Medical evidence analyzer
The MLC and post-mortem against the eye-witnesses: weapon, injuries, and the time of death worked out by arithmetic against the time alleged. Questions for the doctor.
Issues & burden map
Each issue as framed, who must prove it and why, the evidence for and against with its page, what is missing and whom to lead.
Exhibit register
Every Ex. P, Ex. D and Mark on the record — who proved it, whether only marked, every objection to the mode of proof — and the documents relied on but never exhibited.
Grounds builder
Grounds of appeal, revision, quashing, bail, discharge or writ, lettered A, B, C, each with its page — ready to copy or open in Drafts on your letterhead.
Team & tasks
The whole chamber on one file
Add your advocates, juniors and clerks to the same workspace. Seats are free — work is paid from one wallet.
Members and roles
Admin, Advocate, Junior / Associate and Clerk (view only). Choose whether everyone sees every matter, or each member only the matters they work on.
Give a task
Assign work with a due date and priority. Any step of the readiness checklist can be given to a junior — it closes by itself when the work is done.
Hearing radar
Every hearing in the next three days with how ready the matter is, on the dashboard and in a short morning email to each member.
Around the matter
The rest of the workspace
The tools that make the analysis usable day to day — in the courtroom, in chambers and with the client.
Courts & judges
Pick the court the way it is organised: State → District → Court complex → Court, including sub-divisional complexes, or State → High Court → Bench → Judge. All 25 High Courts and the Supreme Court, with their judges, searchable as you type.
Reports & email
The assessment, every argued hearing, every rehearsal, every answer and every bench analysis as a designed PDF — or emailed to your own address with a summary and the list of documents it was based on.
Assessments at a glance
One page with every matter’s latest estimate and everything run on it — hearings, rehearsals, bench analyses and earlier assessments — each with its PDF.
Drafting & the desk
Drafts on your own letterhead, and the daily desk
Fill in a short form and get a working first draft under Indian law — printed on your chamber letterhead, saved under My drafts, and ready to edit and export.
Notices & pleadings
- Legal notice and reply
- Cheque bounce kit (s.138 NI Act)
- Bail applications
- Plaint, written statement, affidavits, vakalatnama
- Synopsis & list of dates
Research & contracts
- BNS / BNSS / BSA converter
- Section finder & judgment digest
- Cross-examination & chronology builder
- Agreement drafter, contract review, clause library
The desk — free
Hearing diary · limitation calculator · court fee & stamp duty · client intake link · fees & retainer register
For chambers
Built for a practice, not just a person
Add your juniors and clerks, decide who sees which matter, and share one wallet across the chambers. Everything that happens on a matter is logged.
- Team seats, free — partners, associates and clerks with their own sign-in
- Matter-level access — each person sees only what they are assigned
- One shared wallet — only an admin can add money; every charge itemised
- Two-factor authentication — available on every account
- Activity log — uploads, runs, exports and deletions recorded on each matter
- Permanent deletion — delete a matter and its files when you are done with it