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Research, draft and check citations in one place. Sanhita knows BNS, BNSS and BSA. Your client can speak in their own language.
What it looks like
A safe copy of the Sanhita app, ten screens, playing below. Watch the Assistant answer from real Indian case law, then move to Workflows, Drafter, Editor, Vault and the rest. Click the sidebar to skip ahead.
Closed beta · India
Bail · NDPS §37
Grounds for bail under Section 37 NDPS Act, recent HC trends?
Section 138 NI Act
Standard of proof for cheque dishonour under §138.
Writ · Art. 226
When can a High Court issue certiorari under Art. 226?
* This is a demonstration. The real workspace holds far more: India’s largest legal library, real sources, real drafting. Join the waitlist to use it →
What it does
Ask in your own words. Sanhita brings back the precedents that matter, ordered by how closely they answer your question, with every source beside the answer so you can read it line by line.
Cheque-bounce notices, plaints, replies, NDAs, lease deeds, employment letters. Written from your matter brief and exported to Word with track changes intact.
Every authority in an answer is checked against the live index before you see it. If a case does not check out, the answer is held back rather than guessed.
Build a recipe once and run it across matters. Agreement audit, chronology, compliance gaps, due diligence, a focused summary. The same recipe runs again next month.
Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi and more. Describe the matter the way your client described it. Sanhita writes it down, puts it in order, and sends it to the right place.
When you cite IPC, Sanhita shows BNS beside it. CrPC shows BNSS. IEA shows BSA. Both numbers are there, so a filing reads correctly under either code.
How it works
Type or speak the matter in plain language. No keywords, no special search syntax. Ask it the way an advocate would put the question.
Sanhita searches the authorities likely to apply and brings them back in about a second. Every source sits beside the answer, so you can read it line by line.
Every citation is checked before the answer appears. A case that does not check out is held back. The rest arrive with their citation attached.
A seven-section memo with numbered citations, the sources beside it, and a PDF that records where everything came from. Ready for the matter file, ready for court.
Side by side
Two honest comparisons. The numbers come from each platform's public listings and recent industry reporting. Check them yourself if you like.
Library depth, records indexed
What the library actually holds
source mix
One workspace vs. four tabs
Sourced from each platform's public listings and recent industry reporting. Sanhita is still in closed beta; the rows where we show "partial" reflect the active gap-list (notably mature support / training and a public free tier). Independent verification welcome.
Impact
Three things change once you are using Sanhita: more time on the matter, less spent on tools, and you can work in the languages your clients actually speak. The numbers below come from early pilots. We will publish them again as more advocates join.
The market we serve. Concentrated, underserved, growing.
Four hours of hunting for judgments becomes under twelve minutes.
Replace four older subscriptions with one workspace.
Speak Hindi, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi. Sanhita listens.
Team
Sanhita is built and run by two technical founders who write every line that ships. There is nobody in between.

Platform, identity, India-region trust
Builds the systems that keep Sanhita fast and reliable for every user. Secure sign-in. Your data stays in India. The screens that matter stay quick.

Knowledge, retrieval, drafting craft
Owns the depth and the discipline. Builds the case-law library and the search that does in ten minutes what used to take four hours, and sets the bar every release has to clear.
Indian law data, real users from day one, and meaningful equity if Sanhita works.
Get started
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