01 · Your desk
Every matter, in one place
Pinned cases, tomorrow’s hearings, drafts in flight and the hours the work would have taken by hand. One workspace and one subscription — the end of ten tabs, five logins and a folder nobody can find.
The AI legal assistant for your entire practice.
From first consultation to the final draft, Synapse builds a verifiable workspace for every case.
Data stored in IndiaDPDPA-alignedNo AI training on dataPII-redacted extraction
See it work.
Every fact traces back to the document or consultation it came from. Every authority resolves to the real judgment.
Features
From the first consultation to the filed draft.
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02 · Record a consultation
Record in the room, not on the network
Audio is written to the device in segments before anything is uploaded, so a dead signal in a courthouse basement costs you nothing. Consent is asked for on the same screen, every time.
03 · The case timeline
The case is the file, not a folder
Transcripts, documents, research and drafts land on one chronological feed — and nothing joins it unverified. Synapse extracts each fact, shows you the characters it came from, and waits for you to keep or discard it.
04 · Drafting
Every claim arrives with its source attached
Hover any line and the record opens — the provision, the paragraph of the judgment, or the second of the consultation the client said it. A claim that cannot be traced does not enter the document.
05 · Ask
Grounded in this matter, not in what the model remembers
Ask anything about the case. Answers are built from its own verified facts and the statutes and judgments that actually apply — with the citation, every time.
06 · Translate
The document arrives in the language it was filed in
Charge sheets, FIRs and testimony in 20+ Indian languages. Synapse reads the file, applies the legal glossary, and gives you English beside the original.
07 · The library
The codes the courts are actually reading from
84 central Acts with every section indexed, the 2023 codes pinned beside the ones they replaced, and case law through Indian Kanoon. Search by either numbering — the old section still finds the new one.
08 · Hearings
The next date, before it surprises you
Every listing on one calendar, each one tied to the case it belongs to. Schedule it from the case, see the month at a glance, and know what tomorrow holds without opening a diary.
Trusted in practice.
“In drafts everything linked back to verifiable sources. Extremely useful and time-efficient.”
“Everything a practice actually needs is in one place. The lawyers coming in now will not work any other way.”
“There has never been anything that ties a case together like Synapse — the consultation, the documents, the draft.”
“Hallucination is a real problem with AI. Synapse takes it out of the equation.”
Why the bar chooses Synapse.
Speaks your language
No prompt engineering, no learning curve. Brief Synapse in plain language — English or the courtroom's tongue — the way you'd brief a capable junior. It answers with the section already in hand.
Built for Indian law
Built with practising advocates and shaped around the real workflow — the consultation, the brief, the filing — for the way Indian courts actually read a case.
Everything, one place
One workspace, one subscription. Consultations, intake, research, drafting and hearings in a single place — the end of ten tabs, five logins and a folder no one can find.
The fast answer is the slow one.
A general-purpose model writes a citation as readily as it writes a sentence. So every authority has to be opened and read before the draft is safe to file — which takes longer than doing the research by hand.
Synapse only puts forward an authority it has verified.
5x
Faster to a first draft
The fact sheet is already structured and already cited, so the draft starts from your case rather than from a blank page.
90%
Of users report less time checking citations
Every authority is fetched and read before the sentence is written, so what is left is reading the draft — not proving that its citations exist.
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Times you re-explain the case
Every question, draft and search already has the matter — its facts, its documents, its dates and what was decided. Nothing is pasted back in to get an answer.
4x
More productive across the practice
Consultation, fact sheet, research, draft. Measured end to end against the same matter done by hand.
Every line verifiable.
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.
Draft · Application for bail3 of 3 claims cited
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.
Source
StatuteReplaces CrPC §41A · In force 1 July 2024
Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023 — Section 35(3)
“The police officer shall, in all cases where the arrest of a person is not required under sub-section (1), issue a notice directing the person against whom a reasonable complaint has been made … to appear before him.”Search it by either number. The provision it replaced is printed beside it.
Read from the indexed bare act — not composed from memory.
Where it works.
The statutes the courts read from and the judgments they cite — in the numbering they still use.
- 16M+
- Indian judgments, searchable
- 13+
- Indian languages, diarised
- 12,305
- Sections indexed
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- Uncited lines, by design
Supreme Court of IndiaBombay High CourtTelangana High CourtDelhi High CourtKarnataka High CourtMadras High CourtCourt of SessionDistrict & SessionsNDPS Special CourtsFamily CourtsSupreme Court of IndiaBombay High CourtTelangana High CourtDelhi High CourtKarnataka High CourtMadras High CourtCourt of SessionDistrict & SessionsNDPS Special CourtsFamily Courts
NO MORE HALLUCINATIONS. ONE WORKSPACE FOR ALL CASES. CONSULTATION TO FINAL DRAFT
Frequently asked.
Does Synapse train on my client data?
No. Your consultations, documents and drafts are never used to train any model. Everything is processed through our India-hosted backend and stays resident in India-South, under the DPDPA.
What happens if Synapse cites something incorrectly?
Every claim is page-linked to its source, so a wrong citation is visible, not hidden. You verify each fact against its transcript timestamp or PDF page before it enters the case file — nothing is taken on trust.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude with a legal prompt?
A general chatbot paraphrases the open web and will invent a citation to sound confident. Synapse reads your actual case files, grounds every line in the operative Indian statute (BNS · BNSS · BSA) or a real judgment, and refuses to write a sentence it can’t cite.
Is Synapse for solo practitioners, or for firms?
Both. A solo advocate runs the whole loop from one workspace; firms add shared cases and drafting without losing privilege.
What courts and forums are supported?
The 2023 criminal trilogy (BNS, BNSS, BSA) and their predecessors, the Constitution, the CPC and the major special acts, plus 16M+ judgments — tuned for Indian High Courts, Sessions and trial forums.
I’m not a lawyer. Can Synapse help me?
Synapse is built for practising advocates and their work product. It isn’t legal advice for the public — it’s a workspace for the bar.