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IndianPrompts exists because Indian law deserves better than generic prompts written for American litigation.
The Gap
Why we built this
Walk into any chamber in Patiala House or the Bombay High Court annexe and you will find the same scene — a junior advocate squinting at a screen, retyping a bail application for the fourth time this week. The structure is identical. The names change.
The world quietly moved to AI for drafting work. Indian lawyers were left with tools that did not know the difference between a writ under Article 226 and a civil revision under Section 115 CPC. They produced confident, polished, useless drafts that cited American case law in Indian matters.
IndianPrompts is the answer. Every prompt in our library is written by practitioners, for practitioners. It speaks the grammar of Indian courts — cause titles, lists of dates, prayer clauses, verifications under Order VI Rule 15. It cites the right authorities. It respects procedure.
Our Mission
To make AI accessible to every advocate — from a junior in district court to a senior in the Supreme Court.
For Whom
India-first. Practitioner-first.
- • Lawyers, advocates and counsel across every High Court and District Court
- • Legal researchers and law clerks in chambers
- • Law students preparing moots and drafting submissions
- • In-house counsel and compliance teams at Indian companies