K. Ramesh Babu
Civil & Negotiable Instruments
14 years · Guntur District Courts
Sample profile · not a real advocateView sampleDemonstrationSee how advocate profiles could look (sample profiles)
The operating system for your law practice
Every case. Every hearing. Every draft. One place.
Lawfly brings your cases, hearings, research, drafts and filings into one workspace — built for Indian advocates.
Illustrative · fictional data
Today’s hearings, what was ordered last time and what is due next.
- Built for Indian subordinate courts
- Research answers show their sources
- AI assists, you decide
The Lawfly Blueprint
Lawfly connects the whole matter.
Facts, evidence, hearings and next steps — connected in one intelligent system.
LAWFLYCase IntelligenceCase Facts
Next Hearing
Legal Issues
Evidence
Drafts
Precedents
Inside the workspace
Everything your legal practice needs. Exactly how you need it.
Case Diary
Hearings, stages and case history kept current in one place.
Research Library
Search Supreme Court and High Court judgments, with citations you can open and check.
Draft Studio
Create plaints, notices and affidavits from your case details.
Strategy Room
Surface issues, risks, opposition arguments and the next move from the case file.
Filing Room
Turn scanned papers into an indexed, print-ready bundle for filing.
Lawfly Mobile
Open your cases between courts from the Android app.
One workspace
What you can do with Lawfly.
Digitize your office
Upload files, photos, voice notes and old case records into one workspace.
Import your cases
Bring in case details, hearings, parties and stages from public court records such as eCourts, where available.
Access judgments
Search Supreme Court and High Court judgments, copies and references.
Build case intelligence
Get timelines, key issues, missing documents and next actions.
Ask any legal question
Your research bot answers in plain words, with judgments, sections and references you can open and check.
Prepare filing bundles
Create index, checklist, documents, annexures and print-ready PDFs.
Manage hearings
Track next dates, tasks, notes and preparation items.
One click
Type your name. Watch your practice arrive.
Onboarding isn't data entry. Search yourself once and your cases, stages and hearing history can be brought in from public court records such as eCourts, where available.
Step 1: Search yourself
Your name, your court. That’s the whole form.
Step 2: Cases come in
Matters found in the court record, with status, stage and hearing history where published.
Step 3: Practice, live
Dashboard ready — hearings tracked, records organised, AI on call.
Coverage depends on what each court publishes; the team confirms coverage for your courts during onboarding.
Walkthrough
See how Lawfly builds a case file.
From import to a filing bundle — an animated walkthrough of the whole workflow, with a sample case.
LawflyR.K. vs StateSample caseCase timeline
FIR registered12 Jan 2026
Charge sheet filed02 Feb 2026
Arguments18 Mar 2026
Next hearing24 Jul 2026
Documents
FIR copy✓
Charge sheet✓
Witness list✓
Written submissions✓
Generate bundleStarting walkthrough…
0/55 steps
Save time
See how many hours you can get back.
Move the sliders to your week. The estimate covers time spent tracking hearings, drafting from scratch, and assembling filings by hand.
Illustrative estimate
~About 31
hours back, per month
That's more time for clients, arguments — and your life.
An illustrative estimate, not a guarantee or a measured saving. It assumes about 0.2 hours a month per active case for manual tracking, 1 hour per draft (drafts per week × 4.33 weeks) and 2 hours per filing prepared by hand.
Directory demonstration · sample profiles
A public profile for every advocate.
We are designing a shareable public profile page for advocates: name, practice areas and experience. The profiles below are samples created to show the layout — they are not real advocates.
Arif Khan
Criminal & Bail
9 years · City Criminal Courts, Hyderabad
Sample profile · not a real advocateView sampleB. Srinivas Reddy
Family & Succession
16 years · Warangal District Courts
Sample profile · not a real advocateView sampleSample profiles only. No real advocate is listed, and no one can be contacted through them.
See the sample directoryDemo and support
Talk to the Lawfly team.
Book a demo
A walkthrough of Lawfly for your firm or chamber, on a call or in person.
Join the advocates’ WhatsApp group
Community updates for beta advocates. It is not a private support channel, and members can see each other’s numbers.
Join the groupPricing
Base, Practice and Unlimited plans, priced at launch. Six months of full access, free during the beta.
See pricingQuestions advocates ask us
Is my case data safe?
Your cases are visible to you and the colleagues you invite. Where India beta data is hosted, how it is encrypted and backed up, and how AI processing works are being documented on our Security page; we don’t claim any certification today.
Does it work in my language?
The workspace works in English. Which other Indian languages it supports is being confirmed and will be listed here. If you need another language, ask when you book a demo.
Will the AI invent citations or facts?
AI-generated text can be wrong or incomplete, including citations. Every research answer shows the sources it drew on so you can open and verify them before relying on anything. Treat AI output as a starting point for your own reading.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes — Lawfly runs on the web and on Android. It needs an internet connection to sync cases, run research and save drafts.
What does it cost?
Pricing is announced at launch. Beta advocates use Lawfly free for six months during the beta.
Company
LAWFLY AI TECHNOLOGIES PRIVATE LIMITED
The company behind Lawfly in India.
Early access
Built for advocates. Now onboarding advocates across India.
Leave your WhatsApp number and the team will contact you to get you set up — or sign up yourself at app.lawfly.in. Beta advocates use Lawfly free for six months.
