Suman Bharti
Founder & CEO
- Vision
- Strategy
- The Bar
Setting where Nyay Flow is going and keeping it answerable to the advocates who use it — what we build, who it is for, and the line we do not cross.
LinkedInNyay Flow turns a spoken case into a structured, section-grounded draft. You keep the judgement, the corrections and the last word.
The advocate who argues the matter is usually the same person who types it. Between the conference and the filing sits an hour of form — the cause title, the verification, the prayer — that nobody enjoys and everybody has to get exactly right.
That hour is longer if you practise in Hindi. The facts arrive in Hindi, the thinking happens in Hindi, and then the draft has to be typed in English on a keyboard that fights back.
So we built the shortest path we could defend: say the matter the way you would explain it to a junior, and get back a structured draft that shows the sections it stands on. You read it, you correct it, you sign it.
Where that hour goes
The second list matters more than the first.
What it does
What it does not do
Six decisions we keep coming back to.
Speech is the interface
Typing is the slowest part of drafting. Everything starts from your voice, in the language you already think in.
Hindi is not a translation layer
Hindi and English are the same product, not a setting bolted on later. Devanagari is correct in the first paint, not after it.
Grounded, not guessed
Every part of a draft carries the section it stands on, so you can check it in seconds instead of taking it on faith.
The advocate decides
A draft is a starting point with your name on it. Every screen is built to be corrected, not merely accepted.
The file stays the file
We ask for what the draft needs and say plainly what happens to it. Ordinary email is never the channel for case detail.
Plain, large, unhurried
Our users are advocates, not app users. Big targets, few words, and nothing clever that has to be learned first.
Three ways the same hour gets spent.
The solo advocate
You take the brief, argue the matter and type the draft. Nyay Flow takes the typing.
A chamber with juniors
Seats for your juniors and shared templates, so the first draft looks the same whoever starts it.
The junior learning the form
Each draft shows its structure and its authority — the fastest way to learn what a good one looks like.
Said plainly, so nothing here reads as a promise it is not.
The workflow, end to end
Sign in, choose a document, dictate, review and export — the whole path is walkable in the web app, in Hindi or English.
The five documents
Bail applications, criminal complaints, written statements, legal notices and writ petitions — grounded drafting and registry-defect checks on live matters.
The phone in your pocket
The Android and iOS apps, so the drive back from court becomes drafting time.
The line we do not cross
Nyay Flow is a drafting assistant. It does not practise law. You remain the advocate on record: every draft is yours to read, correct and sign before it reaches a registry. We would rather be the tool you check quickly than the one you trust blindly.
The team
A small team that cares about two crafts: the discipline of legal drafting, and software that stays out of an advocate's way.
Founder & CEO
Setting where Nyay Flow is going and keeping it answerable to the advocates who use it — what we build, who it is for, and the line we do not cross.
LinkedInCTO & Head of Product
Building Nyay Flow end to end — the voice drafting studio, the verification system and the infrastructure underneath — and turning what advocates ask for into what ships.
LinkedInWe build from what advocates actually file. If the document you need is not here yet, that is the single most useful thing you can tell us.