Lawlawland
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What it runs on
Before you rely on it.
Where it runs, the knowledge it answers from, what is done with your data, and what the platform is not — the details a citizen or an advocate should know before relying on it.
The specification.
Platforms
Web, as a responsive app with nothing to install · iOS · Android · one codebase, the same features and data on each
Languages
English and 11 Indian languages — Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odia, Urdu · typed or spoken · answers translated back
Jurisdiction
Indian statutes and Indian procedure
Knowledge
Over 200,000 indexed bare-act passages and a legal knowledge graph
Answers
Point to the Acts and sections involved, to be checked against the source · information, not legal advice
Surfaces
Citizen and advocate, role-partitioned · neither sees the other's
Advocates
Register their Bar Council enrolment details on joining · listings are best-effort, not a warranty
Documents
Guided agreements and NDAs · e-signature with an audit trail · ready-to-use legal formats and notices · your own templates
Courts
eCourts case status and cause lists · links out to official portals, with no affiliation
Security
Case documents encrypted in transit and at rest · access controls · hashed passwords · optional two-factor authentication
Your data
Not sold · AI providers not authorised to train foundation models on it for unrelated purposes · AI over case documents only with your consent
Privacy law
DPDP Act, 2023 rights, mostly self-serve in Settings · a Grievance Officer under the IT Intermediary Guidelines
Pricing
Free to start, no card · free monthly AI credits · paid plans and extra credits priced in the app
What is done with your data, and what is not.
Your personal data is not sold
Stated plainly, twice, in the Privacy Policy, and repeated here because it should be easy to find.
Your content does not train foundation models
Lawlawland's AI providers are not authorised to use your prompts or content to train their foundation models for unrelated purposes.
AI on your case documents is opt-in
Indexing your uploaded case files for AI is governed by a separate, explicit consent control that you turn on yourself.
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Sensitive case documents are encrypted at rest and transmitted over encrypted connections, with access controls, hashed passwords and optional two-factor authentication. No system is perfectly secure, and we do not claim otherwise.
Your rights under the DPDP Act, 2023
Access, correction, erasure, consent withdrawal, and nomination of another individual to exercise your rights — most of it self-serve in Settings, including data export and account deletion.
A published grievance route
A Grievance Officer under the IT Intermediary Guidelines, with acknowledgement targeted within 24 hours. Privacy requests and grievances can be sent to ceo@par2labs.com.
What it is not.
Not legal advice
Lawlawland provides legal information and productivity tools, not legal advice, and is not a substitute for a qualified advocate. Using it creates no advocate-client relationship with PAR2 LABS or with the AI.
Not always right
AI answers can be incomplete, outdated or wrong, and may not reflect current law or your circumstances. Always verify against source material, and consult a lawyer for decisions.
Not affiliated
Not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by the Bar Council of India, any State Bar Council, any court, or any government body. Where the app links to eCourts or official government portals, those are links out to those systems — nothing more.
Not a law firm
Advocates on the platform are independent professionals, not employees of PAR2 LABS, which does not practise law or render legal opinions. Any advocate-client relationship is between you and that advocate alone.