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Law has always been a record.

From palm leaf to paper to screen, every generation found a new way to write it down. Rhett is the next form: a living workspace where legal work is organised, reasoned and preserved in real time.

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Launching in India. Built for the world.

Palm-leaf manuscript leaves, inscribed in Grantha script and strung together.
Palm-leaf manuscript, Oriental Research Institute, Mysuru

Every era found a new way to keep the record.

Law in India has never stopped being written down. The medium changed. The work did not.

Ancient

Engraved, and made to last.

Rules cut into stone and copper, and written on palm leaf, so they would outlive the people who wrote them.

In RhettThe first Case Chat: a question, written down.

A rubbing of an inscription in Brahmi script, lines of engraved characters in two columns.
Rubbing of a Brahmi pillar inscription, c. 3rd century BCE

Medieval

Kept in registers, sealed by the court.

Folios recorded who came before the court and why. Orders carried a seal. Someone kept the register in order.

In RhettThe first AI Clerk: a register that never loses a date.

An illustrated folio with an ornate border, showing a court in session with petitioners and officials.
Illustrated court folio, Murshidabad, c. 1750. The Met

Colonial and modern

Printed, typed and stamped.

Judgments in print, files typed in triplicate, stamp paper bought by the sheet and folders tied with red string.

In RhettThe first Library: every page findable by what it says.

An engraved twelve-anna stamp paper with an ornate border and a central seal.
Twelve-anna stamp paper, British India

Now

The record, alive.

Cases followed on eCourts, drafts written live and 1.7 crore+ judgments a search away, with mail, calendar and task automation in the same place.

In RhettOne workspace, written and preserved as you work.

Everything legal work needs. Nothing it doesn’t.

Track the case, write the draft, map the argument and answer the client, without leaving the record.

AI Clerk follows your cases.

  • Paste a CNR or a party’s name and the case is tracked from eCourts.
  • Listing notices and rescheduled hearings arrive as alerts.
  • Ask the AI Clerk about the matter, grounded in the record.

The draft builds beside the chat.

  • Give the facts in chat; the document fills in alongside.
  • Write, preview and comment in one pane, with every change saved.
  • Open the draft on the Case Board when the argument needs mapping.

Case Board maps the matter.

  • Pull a passage from any document onto the board.
  • Every note stays linked to the line it came from.
  • Compare documents, then export a memo.

Your inbox, inside the record.

  • Cause lists, client threads and drafts beside the matters they belong to.
  • Starred, snoozed and archived, like the inbox you know.
  • DONNA reads it for meetings and calls, and puts them on your calendar.
  • ScriptaCheck a mark before the client falls in love with the name.
  • Legal ThesisResearch that comes back as a reasoned memo, sources attached.
  • CalendarHearings land on it the moment they are listed.
  • LibraryEvery document you own, findable by what it says.
  • ClientsThe whole relationship, on one page.
  • Admin DeskSeats, permissions and storage for the firm, in one place.

Write it once. Rhett applies it.

Your Cheatsheet keeps two things. Recall remembers how you work. Playbook holds your skills: a legal notice, an opinion, a transaction brief, done your way. When a request needs one, the agent finds it and applies it on its own.

Using the documents in my library, draft a brief on the proposed acquisition.

Checking your Playbook24 skills

  • Agreement draftingapplied
  • Case analysisapplied
  • Document reviewapplied
  • Legal noticeapplied
  • Transaction briefapplied
  • Opinion reportapplied
  • GST filing guideapplied

Skill applied. Drafting the transaction brief in the editor.

Precedent.

1.7 crore+ judgments from the Supreme Court, High Courts and tribunals, searchable down to the paragraph.

  • Gurbaksh Singh Sibbia v. State of PunjabSupreme Court1980(1980) 2 SCC 565

    Constitution Bench on the reach of section 438, CrPC.

1.7 crore+judgments in the record.

Find the passage that governs your point and drop it into the draft you are writing.

Example results are real Supreme Court judgments; the one-line summaries are ours.

DONNA does the rounds before you do.

Task automation in plain words. Say it once and it runs on time. Try switching one on.

  • Every morning at 9, bring me the day’s legal news from across India.

    DONNA searches at 9:00 AM and has the digest waiting when you sit down.

  • Read my mail for meetings and calls, and put them on my calendar.

    DONNA finds the invitations in new mail and adds them to your Calendar.

  • Every evening, list tomorrow’s hearings from my tracked cases.

    DONNA checks the cases AI Clerk follows and lists what is up tomorrow.

Diary, the advocate’s notebook.

Notes, to-dos and reminders on one page a day. When you draft, Rhett recalls what you wrote down.

Tuesday4 November

All 5Reminders 3
  • 09:30File the vakalatnama, district court#courtToday
  • 11:00Call the client about the reply notice#client
  • 12:15Send the fee note#billing
  • 16:00Read the RERA section 18 judgments#researchMon
  • 18:00Prepare the list of dates for Thursday#hearingThu
1 of 5 doneReminders sync to Calendar

Built for anyone whose work involves law.

Three ways in. One living record.

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