Case study · Legal technology
Brihaspati
Personalised legal consultation and document generation.
- Product
- Brihaspati
- Service
- Design and development
- Sector
- Legal technology
- Built by
- Wow Labz
At a glance
What it replaces
Accessible guidance at a fraction of what a traditional first consultation costs.
Interprets the situation, explains the options, generates the paperwork.
Time back for individuals and businesses navigating complex legal requirements.
The output is the paperwork itself, which is where most legal tools stop.
The brief
The first mile of legal help is the expensive part
Legal problems rarely begin with a clear question. They begin with a situation, and someone who does not know which parts of it matter. Turning that into a defined legal position is the work a first consultation does, and it is billed accordingly.
That pricing is rational for the lawyer and disastrous for access. The people who most need to know where they stand are exactly the ones who cannot justify paying to find out, so they guess, delay, or sign something they have not understood.
The expensive hour is the one that just works out what kind of problem you have.
How it works
Situation in, paperwork out
Interpret
The user describes their situation in their own words, and Brihaspati works out what it is in legal terms.
Explain
The options are laid out in language the user can actually weigh, rather than named and left.
Generate
The paperwork the chosen option requires is produced, which is the step that turns advice into action.
Proceed
The user leaves with a position they understand and the documents that position needs.
The build
Why generation is the point
Plenty of tools will explain a legal concept. Far fewer will produce the document that follows from it, and that gap is where users get stranded — informed enough to know what they need, still unable to produce it without paying someone.
Document generation is what closes that loop. Brihaspati's output is not a summary of the law, it is the paperwork, which is why the saving is measured against a consultation rather than against a search engine.
The result the project claims is deliberately bounded: accessible guidance at a fraction of the usual cost, with real time savings for individuals and businesses navigating complex legal requirements. It is a first mile product, not a substitute for representation.
Stack
What it was built with
Questions
Brihaspati, answered
What is Brihaspati?
An AI powered alternative to the slow, expensive first mile of legal consultation. It interprets a user's situation, explains the available options and generates the paperwork those options require.
What makes it different from a legal chatbot?
The output. Most tools explain concepts and stop. Brihaspati produces the documents the situation calls for, which is the step that lets a user actually proceed.
Who is it for?
Individuals and businesses navigating complex legal requirements, particularly at the point where they need to establish their position before committing to representation.
Does it replace a lawyer?
No. It addresses the first mile, the interpretation and paperwork stage that is disproportionately expensive relative to its complexity. Representation is a separate matter.
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