Every woman deserves to know her rights — not someday, not after hiring a lawyer, but right now, in her own words.
NyayaSaathi is an AI-powered legal assistant designed to make Indian law understandable, accessible, and actionable for women across India.
Women often face legal issues without knowing their rights, the relevant laws, or where to seek help. NyayaSaathi bridges this gap by offering instant, plain-language legal guidance.
A user simply describes her situation in natural language. NyayaSaathi then:
- Identifies the relevant legal domain
- Explains her rights in simple language
- Provides a personalized step-by-step action plan
- Connects her to verified legal aid organizations
- Offers continued support through follow-up questions
No legal jargon. No consultation fees. No barriers.
Millions of women in India face legal challenges but remain unaware of their rights.
- 70% of domestic violence survivors never report abuse
- One in three working women faces workplace harassment
- 85% are unaware of free legal aid services
- Legal consultations are often financially inaccessible
Common barriers include:
- Lack of awareness
- Complex legal terminology
- Uncertainty about next steps
- Fear of the legal system
- Limited access to affordable assistance
NyayaSaathi eliminates these barriers through accessible, AI-driven legal support.
- Intelligent legal domain detection from plain-language descriptions
- Simple, jargon-free explanations of legal rights
- Personalized action plans tailored to each case
- Verified directory of legal aid organizations and helplines
- Emergency escalation for crisis situations
- Complaint letter and FIR draft generation
- Support for multilingual conversations, including Hinglish
- Privacy-first architecture with zero data storage
- Context-aware follow-up conversations
- Instant access, 24/7
- Domestic Violence
- Workplace Harassment
- Divorce and Matrimonial Rights
- Property and Inheritance
- Child Custody
- Cyber Harassment
- Medical and Reproductive Rights
- Labor and Employment Rights
- The user describes her legal situation in natural language.
- System identifies the relevant legal domain and applicable laws.
- NyayaSaathi explains her rights in clear, simple terms.
- A personalized step-by-step legal roadmap is generated.
- Verified legal aid organizations and helplines are recommended.
- The user can continue asking follow-up questions.
User Input:
My husband has stopped giving me money and doesn't allow me to speak to my family.
NyayaSaathi Response:
- Identifies the issue as domestic violence
- Explains rights under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005
- Details rights to maintenance, residence, and protection
- Provides immediate next steps
- Connects the user to helplines and nearby support services
- Frontend: React.js + Tailwind CSS
- AI Model: Groq and Ollama
- Backend: Node.js
- API: Anthropic Messages API
- Legal Database: Curated Indian laws and verified resources
- National Legal Services Authority (NALSA)
- National Commission for Women (NCW)
- One Stop Centres (Sakhi)
- State Legal Services Authorities
- Women's Helpline 181
- Cyber Crime Portal
- iCALL by TISS
- No login required
- No personal data stored
- No conversation history retained
- Completely anonymous usage
This ensures women can seek help safely and confidentially.
- Voice-based interactions
- WhatsApp integration
- Offline-first Progressive Web App
- NGO referral dashboard
- Pro bono lawyer network
NyayaSaathi transforms legal access by placing accurate, immediate, and understandable legal information directly into the hands of women who need it most.
It democratizes justice, reduces dependency on costly consultations, and empowers women to act confidently.
Built at SheBUILDS Hackathon 2026.
- D DIVYASHREE
- P NAGA BHAVYA SREE
NyayaSaathi provides legal information for educational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and does not establish a lawyer-client relationship.
Users should consult qualified legal professionals for formal legal representation.
For emergencies, contact:
- Police: 112
- Women's Helpline: 181
Built for the women who did not know they had rights.
Now they do.