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Indian law runs on paper, phone calls, and memory. An advocate today juggles eCourts for hearing dates, the SCI website for orders, WhatsApp groups for updates, Word for drafting, and memory for precedents — five to ten disconnected tools with zero interoperability. CourtNetra collapses all of it into a single login: court tracking, case management, AI-powered research, document drafting, template libraries, firm management, client portals, and billing — one platform replacing an entire fragmented workflow. The tech gap is not the AI — every firm can access GPT or Claude. The real technology that is lacking is the proprietary corpus, the citation graph, the verification layer, and the legal domain intelligence baked into every layer of the stack. That data asset compounds with every query and is impossible to replicate with a generic model. Distribution is WhatsApp-first because 97% of Indian smartphone users live there — morning hearing digests, order alerts, and client updates arrive natively via Meta Cloud API, not through another app lawyers won't open. India has 1.8 million advocates and virtually zero legal tech penetration. CourtNetra doesn't compete with existing tools — it creates an entirely new category, turning weeks of manual legal work into seconds of verified, citation-backed intelligence.

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Startup Teams

• 1 Aniruddh Atrey (Director)
• 2 Pragya Pandey (Director)

Incubation Details

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