The legal workspace for Indian advocates
Your matters, the law
and your drafts, in one place.
Lawlipik is a desktop workspace for Indian advocates. It keeps your matters, the law you read and the drafts you write in one calm place, on your own computer.
Hearings this week 3 hearings
Today · Tue, 3 Nov
Court site didn't answer at 9:02. Showing the last good reading.
Thu, 5 Nov
Reads the official record from
- Supreme Court of India
- 25 High Courts on eCourts
- High Court of Kerala
- India Code
What it does today
The record, the research
and the draft.
What works in the pilot today, not what is planned. Every court reading keeps its source and the time it was read.
- Court readsSupreme Court, High Courts on eCourts, the High Court of Kerala and India Code, read with pacing and CAPTCHA handling
- Matter trackingEach matter kept current, with a warning when a date, stage or order changes
- Today's hearingsThe morning list, with today's hearings at the top of My cases
- ResearchCourt pages and the open web, with the source saved beside each finding
- DraftsKerala High Court, Sessions bail and a generic A4 template, with versioned saves, DOCX out and print-to-PDF on the desktop
- Hearing packThe record for a hearing date, gathered in one place
- Local workspaceMatters, files and drafts stored on your own computer
What changed last 7 days
Next hearing: 20 Nov → 9 Nov 2026 · Stage: ADMISSION → ARGUMENTS
1 new order recorded · 1 new hearing
Saved to Mehta v. Union of India · 104 KB · from hcservices.ecourts.gov.in
The agent
Ask anything about
your matter.
The agent starts from your matter record: parties, hearings, orders and documents. It reads the court record it needs, and every answer shows where each fact came from and when it was read.
- Cites the order, the date and the source for every fact
- Tells you when it couldn't check something
- Asks before it saves or changes anything
On 27 October the bench heard the petitioner and directed the State to file a counter affidavit within two weeks1. The matter is listed today for hearing2.
For today you will likely need:
- The State's counter affidavit. It isn't in the matter folder yet, so it may not have been served.
- Your reply, if you intend to file one before the hearing.
Privacy
Your matters stay
on your computer.
Matters, files and drafts live in a local workspace on your own computer, in a folder you can open and back up. Nothing is sent to us. The only things that leave your computer are reads of public court sites, and the parts of a matter you send to the AI you signed in with when you ask it something.
Coming next
The rest of the practice,
on the same record.
Court reads, tracking, research and drafting are where we start. The rest is being built on the same workspace.
- Facts reviewThe facts and dates in a matter, reviewed and put in order
- Tasks and notesWork that follows from a hearing, kept with the matter
- Windows and phoneWindows after the Mac pilot, then a phone app for court days
Questions
Good to know.
Where does Lawlipik get its court data?
Straight from the official public sources: eCourts, the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Kerala's own portals and India Code. Every reading keeps the source and the time it was read. If a court site doesn't answer, Lawlipik says so and shows the last good reading. It never shows a gap as an empty result.
Where are my files and matters stored?
On your own computer. Lawlipik is a desktop app: your matters, documents and saved orders live in a folder you control. Nothing is uploaded to us to make the app work.
Which AI does it use?
You choose. Sign in with your existing Claude or ChatGPT account. Your matter context goes only to the AI you picked, and only when you ask it something.
Is it only for Kerala?
No. Lawlipik reads courts across India: the Supreme Court, every High Court on eCourts, with District connectors still blocked in live acceptance. We started in Kerala because that is where we practise and test, so Kerala has the deepest coverage today.
Does it work on Windows?
The pilot runs on Mac. Windows is next, and a phone app follows once the desktop is complete.
Does Lawlipik give legal advice?
No. It helps you read the record, research the law and prepare drafts on court templates. The advocate checks the sources and decides.
A small pilot,
one chamber at a time.
Lawlipik is with a small group of advocates while we test it against real matters. If you would like to be considered, write to us.