Research the law, cite every authority, draft in court format.
Six jobs advocates bring to Synapse every day. Each one starts from your matter — its facts, documents and dates — so you never explain the case twice.
Ask in English or your own language. The answer comes first, with a small marker after each claim that opens the section or judgment behind it, and the sources checked listed underneath.
Bail applications, legal notices, petitions, complaints and replies on an A4 court page — cause title, parties, numbered paragraphs, prayer. Improve any passage with a note, then export to Word or PDF.
Rent agreements, sale deeds, orders, FIRs and testimony in Hindi, Marathi, Tamil and other Indian languages — typed or scanned. The English sits beside the original, passage by passage.
Record the client meeting in the room. Speakers are separated, the transcript arrives in their language, and the facts are pulled out for you to confirm.
Transcripts, documents, research, drafts and hearing dates on one timeline per case — each fact linked to where it came from.
Bare acts and judgments, searchable by the BNSS section or the CrPC number it replaced.
A filing makes two kinds of claim — what the law says, and what happened. Both are cited, and both open onto the record they came from.
2.That the applicant is a permanent resident of the district, is employed, and has no prior antecedents.
3.The applicant was arrested on 12 August without the written notice contemplated by Section 35(3) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, although the offence alleged carries a term of less than seven years. The Supreme Court has held that arrest in such cases is not to follow automatically from the existence of the power. The applicant states that he remained at his employer’s premises until nine that evening — a fact the attendance register already on record is capable of confirming.
4.That the applicant undertakes to abide by any condition this Hon’ble Court may impose and shall not tamper with the evidence.
The research behind an argument and the paper it goes on: bail, quashing, recovery, matrimonial, cheque bounce.
Research, drafting, translation and the case file in one place, without a clerk or a back office.
Find the provision and the judgments behind it, with every citation open to check. Not legal advice for the public.
Ask both the same question. One answer reads like law. The other is law you can check.
My client was arrested for an offence punishable with up to seven years, with no notice served first. What is the law?
Under Section 41A of the CrPC1, the police must issue a notice of appearance where arrest is not required. Courts have repeatedly held this, see v. State of (20 )2. You should check the facts of your case3 and consult a lawyer.
Where arrest is not required, Section 35(3) of the BNSS1 BNSS §35(3) obliges the police to issue a notice to appear. Your client was arrested on 12 August without one3 Case file. The Supreme Court has held that arrest is not to follow merely because the power exists2 Arnesh Kumar, 2014.
Ask about a bail plea in Bombay, under BNSS §483, in Marathi — it answers from Indian law.
BNSS कलम 483 अंतर्गत उच्च न्यायालयाला जामिनाचे विशेष अधिकार आहेत…
Synapse Legal OS — one system that connects your matters, the law and the work you file.
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A question is one Assistant chat; a draft is one court-format document. Every plan includes the whole workspace — case files, consult recording, translation, hearings and the Library. No GST added on top. Cancel any time.
Your files and case data are stored on servers in India. Consultations, documents and drafts are never used to train any AI model; the AI that reads them works under terms that forbid training on your data.
Every authority is checked against its source before you see it, and anything it could not verify is clearly marked — never presented as certain. Each citation opens the section or judgment it came from, and facts on your case file link to the transcript moment or PDF page they came from. You remain the advocate: read before you rely.
A general chatbot answers from memory and can invent a case that sounds right, often under the repealed codes. Synapse reads Indian statutes and judgments for each question, works from your actual case file, and produces court-formatted drafts.
Seven days, no card: 5 Assistant questions and 2 drafts, with the whole workspace open. Bring a real matter. If it earns its place, choose Basic or Plus; if not, simply stop.
The Supreme Court and High Courts, with district, sessions and special courts in mind; the BNS, BNSS and BSA alongside the IPC, CrPC and Evidence Act, the Constitution, the CPC and 84 central statutes.
Yes. Ask in English or an Indian language, record consultations in the language the client speaks, and translate FIRs, orders and charge sheets — including scans — into English.
Both. A solo advocate runs everything from one workspace; chambers and firms share cases and drafts across the team.
Synapse is built for practising advocates and law students. It is not legal advice for the public.
Ask 5 questions and make 2 drafts on a real case. Open every citation and check it yourself.
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