1,04,83,352 judgments on the record Updated nightly
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77 years of India's public court record, finally searchable in the language you actually speak, with every answer bound by paragraph and page to the judgment it came from.
3 free queries on signup. No card required. Citation or silence, on every answer.
Supreme Court, 25 High Courts, tribunals. Sourced legally, indexed nightly, records since 1974, zero edits.
Hindi, English, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bangla, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi.
Every citation, every bench, every dissent, on the record. If we cannot cite it, we do not say it.
The research is already done. Ask once, take the finished document to court.
Plain words, any of eleven languages. No prompts to learn, no query craft.
The engine reads over a crore of judgments, admits the ones that matter, and verifies every citation, live on screen.
A finished document: export, cite, defend. Deep dive stays anchored to it, nothing dissolves into chat history.
Features can be improved, swapped, deprecated. These four lines are the foundation under everything else, and they do not move. If we ever break one of them, you should leave.
If a claim cannot be traced to a verified judgment from an Indian court, we do not make it. Not paraphrased. Not retrofitted. Not invented. This is not a feature. It is the foundation under everything else on this platform.
No search history stored without consent. No identifiers shared, ever. Whether you are reading a hostile order filed against you, preparing for tomorrow's hearing, tracing a paper trail for a story, or writing a thesis, you read the public record without being watched. Privacy is not a setting. It is the default.
What fifty years of Indian benches have decided, we will show you. What yours will decide tomorrow, we will not. The moment a human softens the public record, the record becomes unusable, which is why our database is kept untouched, honest, intact. Sometimes the right answer is “this citation has been overruled.” We will say it. We trade only in what is on the record.
Three hours of manual research, three clicks. No syntax. No tutorials. Type one word and you have a thorough report on that subject, researched only on published data, with every bench, every year, every latent question your senior would have asked next. Eleven Indian languages today.
Ask a legal question, read a cited memo and look up Indian judgments from your phone. Available in English and Hindi, with your research history close at hand.
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Plain-language briefings on the legal questions people actually search. Every claim cited to a judgment or a section of the law.
The short version of what you'd ask before you signed up.
ChatGPT is a general-purpose model trained on internet text. It can confidently invent case law that does not exist. Vitark is grounded in real Indian judgments. Every claim is anchored to a paragraph in a specific judgment you can open and verify. If a claim cannot be sourced, Vitark says so instead of fabricating a citation.
No fabricated citations. Each summary, table, simulation, or finding is linked to the underlying judgment(s), order(s), or statutory provision(s), with court, case number, parties, date, and paragraph reference where relevant. If you find an output that appears inconsistent with its cited source, it goes to our Grievance Officer at grievance@vitark.ai and we investigate.
Eleven Indian languages: Hindi, English, Hinglish, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Bangla, Marathi, Gujarati, and Punjabi. Ask in your language; cited answers come back in the same language.
Indian Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, and major tribunals. We're not retrofitting US case law; Vitark is built natively on Indian source material.
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No. Vitark is a legal research and information platform, not a substitute for advice from a qualified legal professional. We summarise what courts have decided and cite the orders behind every output. We don't represent you, give legal opinions tailored to your facts, or predict outcomes. For any matter with material legal, financial, or personal consequence, consult a licensed advocate.
Query-first. Citation-first. Built to collapse three hours of manual case research into three clicks, without ever fabricating a reference. Eleven Indian languages. The future of the bar should not start in a private library.