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Sarvam Saaras transcribes in 10+ Indian languages, diarised by speaker.
- Offline-first capture — no signal needed
- Auto-redacts PII before any AI sees it
- Tap to mark a fact mid-conversation
Voice in. Citations out. Synapse listens to your consultation, structures the facts, and refuses to write a line that isn't tethered to a verifiable source. Built in India, for the Indian bar.
What you're watching is the actual product. A 30-minute consultation becomes a sourced brief by the time you sit down at your desk.
Sarvam Saaras transcribes in 10+ Indian languages, diarised by speaker.
Synapse proposes a structured fact-sheet. You confirm each line against its source.
Every document, fact, and citation in chronological order.
Every paragraph carries its citation. Nothing is paraphrased.
No. Your consultations, documents, and drafts are never used to train any model — ours or anyone else's. All inference runs in a private India-South tenancy, TLS-encrypted in transit and at rest. You can export or delete a matter at any time.
Every citation is page-linked back to its source — a transcript timestamp, a PDF page, an Indian Kanoon URL. If a citation is wrong, you'll see it before signing, because the source ribbon is one click away. Synapse refuses to write a paragraph without a verifiable source; that is the system's central constraint, not an afterthought.
A general chatbot retrieves from the open web and paraphrases. Synapse retrieves only from a curated corpus of 16M+ Indian judgments, statutes, and gazette notifications kept current with daily syncs, paired with your matter's own case file. The verifier model checks every claim before it's surfaced. The result is a brief you can defend before a bench, not a draft you must re-research.
Both. The free tier covers a solo advocate with up to three live matters. Chamber and firm tiers add multi-user matter sharing, role-based redactions, and a shared brief library. Senior counsel can review a junior's draft with the same source ribbons visible.
All High Courts and the Supreme Court, plus NCLT, NCLAT, ITAT, CESTAT, and the District judiciaries of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, and Delhi at launch. More forums roll out chamber-by-chamber through 2026. Bench-prep adapts to each court's procedural quirks.
Synapse is built for practising advocates and chambers, not the general public. If you're a litigant looking for legal help, our team can route you to a panel of advocates who use Synapse — drop us a note.