Software that keeps a legal matter whole.
Lawfly is an Ontario-incorporated company creating AI-assisted software for legal professionals. Our mission is to keep everything about a matter connected, so that documents, facts, research and drafts inform each other and the lawyer always sees where a statement comes from.
A matter lives in too many places, and the links between them live in the lawyer's head.
Orders arrive as photos. Research sits in browser tabs. Instructions are buried in messages. Drafts are copied from the last similar file. When a new document arrives, nobody knows which facts, dates and paragraphs it quietly changed. Solo lawyers and small firms carry this reassembly work alone.
Scattered record
Pleadings, evidence and correspondence across folders, drives, chat and paper.
Unanchored facts
Chronologies and drafts state facts without showing which page supports them.
Silent drift
New documents change the picture, but nothing flags the timeline entries and draft passages now out of date.
Three things changed at once.
Court records are increasingly digital
Listings, orders and filings reach lawyers as files rather than paper, so a matter can be assembled from the record itself where courts publish it.
Language models can read a file and point to a page
Recent models can locate the passage behind a statement and notice when a new document touches it. That makes source-linked facts practical for small firms, provided a lawyer checks the result.
Small firms carry the reassembly work alone
Solo lawyers and small litigation firms rarely have staff to rebuild a chronology after each new document. Software that keeps the links is the help that fits.
Stated as observations from practice; market statistics are published here only with a dated primary source.
One matter record. Everything else attached to it.
Facts, dates, documents, research and drafts are designed to live on one matter and point to each other, so a change in one can be traced through the rest of the file.
Matter record
Parties, dates, documents, notes and drafts in one file, with what changed since you last looked.
Evidence-linked chronology
Each event and draft statement points to a document and page. Gaps and conflicts are shown, not hidden.
Research with sources
Plain-language questions answered with references the lawyer opens and verifies.
Drafting from the record
Drafts start from matter context and lawyer-approved facts, and stay editable until the lawyer is done.
AI that shows its work and waits for the lawyer.
Lawfly uses language models to read documents, surface connections and propose text. The rules below decide how those proposals reach a lawyer. Items marked “Today” describe the India beta as it works now; items marked “Principle” guide what we build next.
Research answers show their sourcesToday
Research summaries cite the material they drew on so the lawyer can open and verify it. Marking unsupported facts as gaps across the whole matter is a principle for the next editions.
Suggestions, never silent changesPrinciple
New information produces proposals with sources. Lawyer-approved work is not overwritten.
The lawyer finalises everythingToday
Lawfly does not file, send or advise. Research and drafts are starting points labelled as AI-generated.
Clear regional availabilityToday
Every page says which market a capability is available in. Each edition is built around its own procedure, language and sources.
Live in India. Designed for Canada.
Lawfly India
For advocates and small litigation firms: case management, hearing tracking, research with sources, a drafting workbench and documents on web and Android. Advocates sign up and work in the application today.
Lawfly Canada
A Canadian edition designed for solo lawyers and small litigation firms: matter organisation, facts linked to their sources, drafting from approved facts and English–French document review. Explore the product concept and register for early access.
Shipped first, then expanded.
Lawfly’s first market is India, where the product is in use by advocates. What is learned there informs the Canadian edition. The illustrations below show the workspace concept with a fictional, jurisdiction-neutral sample matter; they are not screenshots of the India beta. Usage figures are published only when verified.
- Done:
Company incorporated in Ontario, Canada
Lawfly is a Canadian company building for more than one legal market.
- Done:
Lawfly India in beta on web and Android
Case management, hearing tracking, research with source references and a drafting workbench in use by advocates and small litigation firms. Advocates sign up and work in the application at app.lawfly.in.
- Now
Canadian edition in design
Product concept published for solo lawyers and small litigation firms; early-access registration open.
- Next
First Canadian early-access cohort
Working sessions with registered firms to validate the evidence-linked workflow before a wider release. No date announced.
A small team that ships, close to the lawyers it builds for.
Lawfly is built by a founding team working directly with practising advocates in India while preparing a Canadian edition for solo lawyers and small firms. Biographies and funding details will be added by the company.
Founder · name TBD
Biography TBD: background, legal or product experience and why they started Lawfly.
Co-founder · name TBD
Biography TBD: engineering, design or legal background and their part in the India beta.
Company facts
Work with Lawfly.
Partners and company enquiries
Legal-tech partners, bar associations, educators, investors, press and candidates.
Contact the teamLaw firms in India
The current product. Sign up with six months free during the beta, or book a demo.
Lawfly India