Most legal problems arrive as a question and end as a document, a deadline, or a lawyer. Juris9 covers the whole distance.
01
Ask
A plain-English answer, with the sources it comes from.
Type the question the way you would say it out loud. Juris9 answers in plain English and links the sources the answer draws on, preferring official Indian government and court sources — numbered, and openable.
02
Upload
A document summarised, with the missing clauses flagged.
Choose a file, scan it with the camera, or import it from Drive. An agreement, a notice, a bank return memo — Juris9 reads it and tells you what it actually says.
03
Review
Risk flagged clause by clause, with the fix written out.
Every finding carries a High, Medium or Low risk badge, an explanation of why it matters to you, and the replacement wording — not just a warning that something is wrong.
Answer a few questions and Juris9 writes the document, citing the law it is built on. It reads what your conversation already revealed and asks only for the rest — one question at a time.
05
Remember
Every chat, file, draft and deadline for one issue, together.
A matter is one legal issue and everything attached to it. Limitation periods and hearing dates surface on the card before they pass, not after.
06
Escalate
A prepared brief you carry to an advocate.
When a matter needs a lawyer, Juris9 assembles your facts, your documents, the sources and the open questions onto one page. You arrive prepared, and the first consultation is not spent on background.
Cited answers
Every answer shows its working.
Ask in plain English and the answer comes back structured — where your right comes from, the usual sequence, what the clock looks like, and what changes in your State.
Under it sit the sources, numbered. Open one and you get the source linked to the answer, not a case name you have to go and find. Every quotation is checked against the source it cites before the answer reaches you, and nothing comes from a web search.
Indian law varies by State on tenancy, stamp duty, land and police procedure, so the composer carries a State chip and the answer respects it.
Reach an advocate
A directory of checkable facts, not purchased reviews.
There are no stars here, and there never will be. Indian Bar Council rules do not permit advocates to be advertised, rated or ranked by a platform.
What you get instead is everything you can actually check: enrolment number, State Bar Council, year enrolled, AIBE status, the courts they appear before, practice areas, languages, and the fee band they publish themselves. Listed in a neutral order, filterable by what you need.
You send a request, not a booking. The advocate decides whether to accept, and any fee is agreed and paid directly between the two of you. Juris9 holds no money and takes no commission.
Arrive prepared
Walk in with a brief, not a shoebox.
The most expensive part of a first consultation is the hour spent explaining the background. Juris9 assembles it for you: your facts in order, the documents you uploaded, the sources that apply, and the questions still open.
Attach it to a consultation request and the advocate opens a prepared brief instead of a conversation that starts at zero.
The unusual part
Two things that will surprise you.
One
There are no advocate ratings, and there never will be.
The Madras High Court held in July 2024 that a third party cannot brand or rate an advocate, and Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules bars indirect solicitation. So profiles carry Bar-verifiable facts in a neutral, shuffled order — enrolment number, State Bar Council, year enrolled, courts, practice areas, languages, and the advocate’s own published fee band. A test in the codebase asserts the absence of every rating-shaped element, so this cannot quietly regress.
Two
Every quotation is checked against its source.
A plausible-looking case name is not enough in law. Juris9 answers only from its own library of Indian statutes and court judgments, and checks every quotation against the source it cites before the answer reaches you. It does not search the web, so nothing in an answer comes from a blog or a forum. When the library cannot answer, Juris9 refuses rather than guessing — and the question is not counted.
Where people start
Most people arrive with one of these.
These are the openers in the app, written the way you would actually say them out loud — not the way a statute would.
Rent & deposit
“My landlord is not returning my security deposit”
Cheque bounced
“A cheque given to me bounced. How do I recover the money?”
Faulty product
“The seller is refusing a refund for a defective product”
Job & notice period
“My employer says I must serve a three-month notice period”
Check my contract
“Review this agreement and tell me what is risky”
Family matter
“What is the process for mutual consent divorce in India?”
Court process
“How do I file a case in the consumer commission?”
File an RTI
“Help me file an RTI application”
When it is urgent, the law comes second.
An arrest, domestic violence, a child at risk, a limitation period about to expire — Juris9 leads with the helpline and with free legal aid, and only then explains the legal position. Free legal services are available as of right to specified categories, including women and persons in custody.
112Police assistance
181Women’s helpline
1098Child helpline
15100Free legal aid · NALSA
Pricing
Priced for India, not converted from dollars.
Try it before you subscribe, then choose a plan that starts below what a single legal consultation costs.
Prices include taxes. Every plan answers with its sources — what changes is how much you can ask and how many documents you can hold.
For advocates
₹1,199per month
A Bar-verified listing and a consult inbox. A flat subscription, never a cut of your fee — which is exactly what keeps the directory neutral.
Three months free for new members
Bar-verified listing
Consult request inbox
Clients arrive with a prepared brief
No commission on any fee you charge
Full comparison and answers to the common questions on the pricing page.
The company
Built by Adamant Technologies.
Adamant Technologies Private Limited builds software for people who need to act on information they cannot easily get. Juris9 is its first consumer product: an AI legal assistant for Indian law, built so that every answer carries the law it rests on.
Juris9 is its first consumer product. The constraints it works under — Bar Council rules, the DPDP Act, the refusal to guess at a citation — are not obstacles the company works around. They are the specification.