Nowlez AI Munshi is India's first integrated workspace built exclusively for advocates, law firms, and chambers across courts and tribunals in India. Every day, an Indian advocate moves between disconnected platforms — tracking cases on eCourts, searching judgments across different legal databases, drafting in Word, managing files on cloud storage, sharing documents over WhatsApp, and manually keeping up with cause lists, orders, and hearing dates. Nowlez brings all of it into one unified workspace: a legal AI workspace for Indian advocates and law firms, combining AI legal research with verifiable citations, AI legal drafting in MS Word, case management software with real-time case tracking, and document management — designed specifically for Indian legal practice.
For generations, advocates have relied on a trusted Munshi — someone who keeps track of hearing dates, reminds them of tomorrow's matters, follows court updates, and manages the files. That arrangement has limits: one person can only be in one court at a time, and coverage pauses when they are on leave.
That idea became AI Munshi — an intelligent legal assistant built into the Nowlez ecosystem and available directly on WhatsApp. AI Munshi keeps advocates connected to their practice wherever they are, delivering real-time case updates, hearing reminders, cause lists, court orders, and case status through a simple WhatsApp conversation.
Our mission is to remove operational friction so advocates can focus on strategy, advocacy, and client service.
Advocate & Co-founder, Nowlez
Adrika holds an LL.B from the University of Delhi and has over two years of litigation experience, having worked across distinguished chambers including the offices of Senior Advocate Dushyant Dave and Senior Advocate Salman Khurshid. She is a member of the American Bar Association, the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, and Young ICCA, reflecting her active engagement with the global legal community.
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Advocate & Co-founder, Nowlez
Rithik holds a B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering from Manipal University and an LL.B from the University of Delhi. Before co-founding Nowlez, he worked with Nomura Research Institute and Abbott, bringing together expertise in technology, engineering, and law to build AI-driven solutions for the legal profession.
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