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LEXIVO is a legal intelligence platform — not a chatbot, not a search engine. It runs 24 specialist AI modules simultaneously on your legal situation to produce a structured 16-section diagnostic report covering jurisdiction, risk score, procedural roadmap, evidence requirements, limitation periods, Litigation ROI, and much more. It is built specifically for Indian law.

No. LEXIVO is a legal intelligence tool, not legal advice. It provides procedural roadmaps, risk assessments, jurisdiction mapping, and strategic analysis to help you understand your situation and make informed decisions. For representation in court or drafting of formal pleadings, you should engage a qualified advocate. LEXIVO helps you come prepared.

ChatGPT provides general answers based on training data. LEXIVO runs 24 specialist intelligence modules simultaneously on your specific situation — mapping jurisdiction, calculating Litigation ROI, scanning for document vulnerabilities, sequencing strategy, retrieving relevant Indian Acts from its 839+ Act database, and more. The output is a structured 16-section diagnostic report, not a chat response.

Yes. Guest users get full access to the console, all 24 engine modes, and can use prebuilt legal scenarios with no account required. Paid tiers unlock unlimited custom queries, personal dashboards, and history storage.

LEXIVO is model-agnostic. The administrator can configure any combination of Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, Groq (Llama, Mixtral), Nvidia Nemotron, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Users can select their preferred model from the console. The system can also run on a local/self-hosted AI if configured by an admin.

LEXIVO includes a Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) engine. Before every query, the system searches a local database of 839+ Indian Acts and retrieves the most relevant sections. These are prepended to the AI prompt as grounding context — so the AI cites actual statutes, not training data assumptions. The admin can also upload additional legal texts or custom JSON data to expand the knowledge base.

Partially. The knowledge base (RAG) and database functions work offline. However, AI-powered analysis requires an active API key connected to an AI provider (Gemini, Claude, Groq, etc.). If a local/self-hosted LLM is configured (via an OpenAI-compatible endpoint), LEXIVO can operate fully offline.

LEXIVO uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) for real-time streaming. As the AI generates each section of the 16-section report, the text streams directly to your browser — you see the report build in real-time, section by section, without waiting for the full response to complete. This dramatically reduces perceived wait time.

Yes. LEXIVO's Authority Navigator™ and Legal GPS™ cover the full hierarchy of Indian courts — from district courts and consumer forums to High Courts, the Supreme Court, NCLT, NCLAT, RERA authorities, DRT, NGT, and specialized tribunals — across all 28 states and 8 union territories.

LEXIVO covers: Property & land disputes, Consumer law, Cyber law (IT Act), Criminal law (BNS/IPC, BNSS/CrPC), RERA / real estate, Corporate law (Companies Act, IBC), Family law (across personal laws), Labour & employment, NRI legal matters, Arbitration & ADR, Intellectual property, Banking & DRT, Medical negligence, Environmental law, Defamation & media law, Tax & GST disputes, and Constitutional / writ matters.

Yes. LEXIVO's Judicial Intelligence™ engine maps bail outcome probabilities, sentencing ranges, and judicial trends using regional precedent patterns. The Legal GPS™ provides step-by-step procedural roadmaps for FIR registration, bail applications, charge sheet response, and trial strategy. The system covers both IPC/CrPC and the new BNS/BNSS framework.

The database currently contains 839+ Indian Acts as of the latest import. The admin can add new legal documents, amendments, and custom texts at any time through the Knowledge Base panel. Updates to existing acts can be uploaded as structured JSON or plain text through the admin's RAG upload interface.

Query logs are stored in the system database for service quality and administrative review. No data is shared with third parties. We recommend not including sensitive personal identifiers (Aadhaar, PAN, account numbers) in your queries — describe your legal situation factually without unnecessary personal details.

Your queries are accessible to the system administrator via the admin panel. Guest queries are logged anonymously. Registered users' queries are associated with their account and visible only to them (and the admin). No data is sold or shared with third parties.

Yes. The system administrator can purge query logs from the admin panel. Registered users can also request account deletion. The knowledge base and system configuration are separate from user query logs.