Find Legal AI Tools That Fit Your Work
Choose your role to explore relevant research, drafting, and document workflows, with clear information about access and limitations.
The same tools serve very different jobs. These pages set out what each kind of user typically does with Kanoon-AI, which tool handles which step, and where a qualified lawyer still has to take over. General legal information for India — not legal advice.
- Lawyers & AdvocatesSupport legal practice with AI-assisted Indian law research, first-draft documents and analysis. Explore Kanoon-AI tools for lawyers and advocates.Read the lawyers & advocates guide
- Law FirmsExplore AI-assisted research, drafting and document review workflows for Indian law firms. Find available Kanoon-AI tools and check their capabilities.Read the law firms guide
- Law StudentsExplore Indian statutes, curated judgments and legal drafting with Kanoon-AI. Use AI explanations to support your studies and verify original sources.Read the law students guide
- Businesses & StartupsExplore contract review, agreement drafts and compliance information for Indian businesses. Use Kanoon-AI to prepare questions and identify issues for review.Read the businesses & startups guide
- IndividualsUnderstand everyday Indian legal issues with Kanoon-AI. Ask questions, explore rights, read filing guides and get help understanding legal documents.Read the individuals guide
- Corporate Legal TeamsExplore AI-assisted contract review, document analysis, drafting and Indian legal research for in-house teams. Check available capabilities and privacy terms.Read the corporate legal teams guide
Not sure where to start?
If you have a specific problem right now, the legal help guides are the fastest route. To read the law itself, start with the Indian laws library, or see the platform overview for everything in one place.
Match the tool to the work you need to do
Choose an audience guide as a starting point
Lawyers, firms, students, businesses, individuals and corporate legal teams often need different workflows. Select the guide closest to your role to see relevant use cases. You can still explore other audience pages; the categories describe common tasks rather than restricting who can use a particular feature.
Distinguish questions, sources and documents
Use the AI assistant to explore a question, legal research to investigate available supporting material, drafting to prepare an initial document and document analysis to examine a supported file. These are separate tasks. For example, understanding an agreement and preparing a response may require reviewing the document before drafting from its facts.
Check availability and account requirements
Read the relevant feature page and current pricing information before planning a workflow. Live, beta and planned capabilities have different availability, and some tools require Pro access. An audience guide is not a promise of unlimited usage, complete source coverage or professional services included with an account.
Keep a human review step
Choose a specific outcome, gather the relevant records and decide how you will check the result. Verify important legal references and review generated text before using it in a matter. For consequential decisions, a qualified professional should assess the facts and applicable requirements. The platform supports preparation and information; responsibility for the final action remains with the user.