AI integrated into the way lawyers actually work.

One workspace, not another chatbot

Legal work is matter-driven. A lawyer moves between pleadings, evidence, dates, authorities, research questions, drafts and procedural tasks. SmartLex keeps those pieces connected to the same matter so AI can work with context rather than beginning from a blank chat every time.

The product is designed to bring document review, legal research, authority selection, drafting and practice-management workflows into a single workspace. The aim is simple: lawyers should be able to integrate AI into their practice without having to learn a new stack of separate AI products.

Built around Indian disputes work

SmartLex is designed primarily for Indian lawyers, independent chambers and disputes teams. That means the workflow starts from the matter, not from a generic document editor or general-purpose AI chat.

Research is built around reviewable legal authorities and relevant passages, while drafting can use the matter record and selected research already available in the workspace.

A more accessible price point

Specialist legal technology can be expensive, particularly for independent lawyers and smaller firms. SmartLex is being priced to make an integrated AI workflow materially more accessible, with launch plans starting at ₹1,499 per month.

Instead of paying for separate tools for different parts of the workflow, SmartLex is intended to provide one connected layer across the work lawyers already do.

Lawyer-controlled by design

• The lawyer decides what matter information is uploaded and what authorities are relied upon.
• Research results are designed to be reviewed before they are saved or used.
• Drafts remain work product for professional review, not filing-ready guarantees.
• Matter context stays attached to the workflow so lawyers do not have to repeatedly re-explain the case.