They make you speak machine.
Proximity operators. Nested Booleans. Wildcards.
Legacy platforms force you to learn a query language just to find a single ruling.
The entire history of Indian jurisprudence, executing at the speed of thought. No manual indexing. No slow loading times. Uncompromised authority.
Proximity operators. Nested Booleans. Wildcards.
Legacy platforms force you to learn a query language just to find a single ruling.
Frames inside frames. Ten clicks to the paragraph.
The judgment itself loads last, if it loads at all.
Broken cross-references and citations you cannot follow. Every result has to be re-verified before it goes near a filing.
Supreme Court here, High Courts there, tribunals elsewhere.
The record of Indian law sits scattered across a dozen silos.
Ask the question the way you would ask a colleague. Vidhi Kosh reads the intent behind it and returns the authority that answers it — ranked, cross-referenced, and ready to cite.
Your queries describe your matter. They are never sold, shared, or used to train anyone else's model.
Instead of matching words, our engine understands the ratio decidendi you are looking for.
We stripped away the heavy, outdated interfaces. Get straight to the judgment in milliseconds.
Every ruling is hyperlinked, cross-referenced, and ready to be filed in court.
We discarded legacy database structures and engineered an intent-first search pipeline designed for active litigators.
Ask for a point of law in plain English. The engine resolves the ratio you are after instead of matching the words you happened to type.
Followed, distinguished, doubted, overruled — every relationship between judgments is extracted and kept current, down to the paragraph.
Supreme Court, every High Court, and specialised tribunals in one index. No switching platforms halfway through a search.
Our parser cleans scanned and badly typeset judgments, recovers structure, and normalises citations so nothing is lost to a bad PDF.
Results open on the passage that answers the question, with the surrounding reasoning intact and the pinpoint citation ready to copy.
No frames, no spinners, no ten-click path to the judgment. The interface gets out of the way and stays out of it.
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We're inviting advocates and chambers to run it on real matters and help shape what ships.
Vidhi Kosh is a legal precedent engine for Indian law. It indexes rulings from the Supreme Court, the High Courts, and specialised tribunals, and lets you search them the way you would ask a colleague — in plain English, without operators or wildcards. Every result comes back with its citation chain resolved, so you can see how an authority has been treated before you rely on it.
Legacy platforms are keyword indexes with a search form bolted on: you translate your question into their query language and hope the words match. Vidhi Kosh resolves the proposition behind the question and retrieves the authority on that point, then puts the judgment on screen without the frames, spinners, and clicks in between.
Supreme Court and High Court judgments, along with specialised tribunals. Ingestion is continuous — our parser cleans messy scans, extracts cross-citations, and categorises ratios automatically, so new rulings enter the index fully mapped rather than waiting on a manual editor.
That is the point of the product. Every ruling is hyperlinked and cross-referenced with paragraph-level pinpoints, and the treatment history — followed, distinguished, doubted, overruled — travels with the result. The judgment call stays yours, but the verification legwork is already done.
No. Vidhi Kosh finds and verifies authority; it does not draft your case or replace your reading of a judgment. It gives you the ruling, the passage, and the citation, and gets out of the way.
Yes. Your queries describe your matter, so we treat them as privileged work product. They are not sold, not shared, and not used to train models for anyone else.
We are planning a flat subscription for individual advocates, with chamber and firm tiers, rather than per-search or per-document metering. Final pricing goes out to the waitlist before launch.
We are rolling out early access now. Join the waitlist and we will send an invite as capacity opens up, along with the chance to shape what ships before wider release.