LawgicHub - Legal AI built for Indian lawyers, not just big firms

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm one of the founders of LawgicHub, and we're building it in Mumbai. Over the past two years, we've worked closely with Indian legal practitioners and kept coming back to the same problem: lawyers spend an enormous amount of time researching judgments, drafting documents, checking citations, and keeping track of cases, often across several disconnected tools. The newest legal AI products are powerful, but many are built for large firms, priced accordingly, or simply aren't designed around Indian law. We wanted to build something different. LawgicHub brings Indian legal research, drafting, document review, citation verification, and matter management into one workspace. We've also built court case tracking and a collection of free legal resources. A big part of our philosophy is accessibility. An independent advocate should be able to use capable legal technology without committing to an expensive subscription. We're still improving the product, and I'd love to hear what you think, particularly about how AI can make professional tools more accessible without compromising accuracy or trust. Thanks for checking us out!