NyAIy: your legal copilot
2025AI / Legal
Reads Indian legal documents and explains them: scores risky clauses, maps them to the law, spots scam patterns and suggests fairer wording, in English or Hindi.
Problem
Most people in India sign rental agreements, notices and contracts they cannot fully read. Legal language is hard, help is expensive, and much of it is only available in English.
Solution
NyAIy takes a PDF, a scanned document, pasted text or a voice note. It extracts the text, falling back to OCR for scans, then classifies the document as civil, criminal or constitutional law so the analysis knows what it is reading. The analysis runs in four passes: clause extraction with a risk score for each clause, deviations from Indian legal standards, a map from clauses to the relevant Acts and sections, and scam pattern detection with an overall scam score. From that it builds a plain-language rights card and suggests fairer wording to negotiate, and you can keep asking questions about the document. The whole interface works in English and Hindi, and the analysis downloads as a PDF report. Document text is treated as untrusted input, keys stay on the server, and the analysis keeps working when a model is rate limited.
Outcome
NyAIy is live on Vercel. It is clear that it gives information, not legal advice, and it is the project that taught me how to make an AI product useful to people who would never open a law book.