Miss Lucy does the legal work.

She reads the law, checks the case law against the reporters and writes the first draft — the part of the work that takes your whole evening. And if you’re not a lawyer, she tells you where you stand and what to do next, in plain English.

Miss Lucy Pro is for lawyers. Miss Lucy Lite is free, and it’s for everyone else.

Lite is the same Miss Lucy, in plainer language, for people who aren’t lawyers.

For lawyers

Miss Lucy Pro

Research, drafting, opinions and SLPs — with citations checked against the reporters. She does the routine part of the work, so your time goes on the part that needs a lawyer.

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For anyone

Miss Lucy Lite

Free legal help in plain English. You describe the problem the way you’d tell a friend, and she explains your rights, the process and your next step — and tells you honestly when you genuinely need a lawyer.

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Coming soon · For legal teams

Miss Lucy for Teams

The same Miss Lucy, for in-house legal departments. We’re building it now — join the waitlist and we’ll tell you when it’s ready.

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For law students

Law students use Miss Lucy free.

Apply with your university email and your college ID. Once you’re verified you get Miss Lucy Pro — the same research and drafting practising advocates pay for — and she shows her working, so you can follow how an argument is built and check every case she used.

She has already read the law your matter depends on.

Whether it’s a citizen asking in plain English or a lawyer drafting an SLP, the answer comes from the same Miss Lucy, reading the same law.

Reported judgments

Tens of thousands of Supreme Court and High Court decisions, with citations across three reporter series.

Acts & the Constitution

812 Central Acts and every constitutional article, structured section by section.

Paragraph pinpoints

Paragraph-level pinpoints mapped to SCC print pagination — and withheld when the mapping is uncertain.

Court copies, not headnotes

She works from the court's own judgment, not the headnote.

India's languages

Send her a notice in a regional language and she'll tell you what it says.

Remembers your matter

She remembers your matters, so you're not briefing her again from scratch.

You’re reading the judgment itself, not a search result.

We built the library ourselves, so what she quotes comes out of the law reports and not out of whatever a web search turns up.

68,000+
Judgments, Supreme Court and High Courts
812
Central Acts, section by section
494
Constitutional articles, repealed ones included
53,718
Judgments with a reporter citation

The reporters are AIR, SCC and SCR. She also holds the Supreme Court’s own neutral citation.

The citations come checked against the reporter, so you’re not verifying them again the night before.

A citation that turns out to be invented is hard to recover from, so every citation Miss Lucy puts on the page is checked against the reporter before it reaches you, and anything she can’t verify simply doesn’t go in.

  • Reporter citations are matched against the court's own copy.
  • Pinpoint paragraph references are mapped — or withheld when uncertain.
…the settled position on anticipatory bail, laid down in Sushila Aggarwal v. State (NCT of Delhi), is that no blanket time limit applies…
Verified against the reporter — (2020) 5 SCC 1
Blocked before it reached the page: (2020) 5 SCC 41 — citation didn’t match the judgment

Your matters stay yours.

Legal work is confidential, and the platform is built on that assumption.

Passkey sign-in on the Mac app

Sign in with Touch ID on the Mac app — nothing to type, and no password to steal.

Nobody else sees your matters

Your chats, documents and matters are kept apart from every other account.

One device at a time

Your account is signed in on one device at a time, so a login you left open somewhere else is closed.

Certifications

Pursuing ISO/IEC 27001 & 42001 certification — information-security and AI-management standards.

Mac app

Miss Lucy for Mac.

Your matters, your documents and her reasoning — together in a single native window. Sign in with Touch ID, brief her by voice, and get a notification when a long piece of research is done.

Version 1.0.2 · macOS 26 or later · ~4 MB · notarised by Apple

Miss Lucy's native Mac app — one matter open in the sidebar, a Section 138 question, and the verified quick-reference note she returned

Start with a matter you’re working on now.

If you’re a lawyer, start with Pro. If you’re not, Lite is free and doesn’t ask for a card.