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Upload your invoices, payment receipts, emails and WhatsApp chats. We turn them into the complete e-Jagriti filing bundle: complaint, affidavit, synopsis, list of dates, index and stamped annexures, page-numbered and split into the exact files the portal asks for.
We're testing with our first users now. Launch prices from ₹199.
Index
Before the District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission
- Proforma2–3
- Synopsis and list of dates4–6
- Memo of parties7
- Consumer complaint8–13
- Affidavit14–15
- Annexure C-1: Invoice16
- Annexure C-2: Chat17
- Annexure C-3: Email18
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The law is on your side. The paperwork isn't.
You can file a consumer complaint yourself, no lawyer needed. But dates scattered across chats and tickets, months of payments to add up, a strict format, page numbers, annexure labels and an index that has to match: that's where most people give up. For a ₹15,000 refund, an advocate usually costs more than the amount you're fighting for. That's what companies count on.
From your phone to filed, in a day
The paperwork is the hard part. We do that part.
Upload your evidence
Bills, payment proof, emails, WhatsApp chats, complaint tickets, photos. PDFs and phone screenshots both work.
Answer six questions
Who is filing, your address, what you want back. The rest is read from your documents.
Get your bundle
Dates in order, payments added up, the right District Commission, every page numbered, every annexure stamped.
Sign and file
Print, sign, get the affidavit notarised, and upload on e-Jagriti. Our guide shows which file goes in which slot.
Why not a template, or a lawyer?
Both work. Here's the trade-off.
| Option | Template kit | Lawyer | Bas File Kar Do |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who reads your evidence and writes the facts | You | The lawyer | Done for you, every fact checked against your documents |
| Page numbers, index, annexure stamps | You | Their office | Done, and checked to match |
| Split for the e-Jagriti upload slots | You | Usually | Yes, with a guide |
| Time | Days of your evenings | Weeks | About a day |
| Cost | Around ₹700 | Often more than a small claim | From ₹199 at launch |
One price per case, based on what you paid
Launch prices for the first 200 filings. For District Commission cases, where the amount you paid is up to ₹50 lakh. The e-Jagriti filing fee is nil up to ₹5 lakh.
You paid up to ₹1 lakh
₹199₹399You paid ₹1–10 lakh
₹499₹799You paid ₹10–50 lakh
₹999₹1,499- Every document in the bundle, page-numbered and indexed
- Separate upload files for e-Jagriti, with a step-by-step guide
- Free edits to names, amounts, dates and documents
- 3 full redrafts included
- Affidavits for joint complainants
- Full refund if we can't prepare your case
If the Commission sends it back, we fix it free.
If the registry returns your filing with objections to the documents we prepared, send us the objection within 90 days of delivery and we'll correct it at no charge.
How we handle your documents
Your bills and chats are personal. Here's exactly what happens to them.
Stored encrypted, in India
Your files are encrypted in storage and in transit, on servers in India.
Read by AI, checked by a person
An AI service reads your documents to prepare your filing. They are not used to train AI models. During testing, a person checks every bundle.
Only you can open your case
Private storage, your own login with optional two-step verification, and download links that expire.
Deleted when you're done
Automatically 90 days after delivery, or earlier whenever you ask. If you don't go ahead after uploading, within 48 hours.
Get early access
We're opening to a few people a day while we test. Tell us about your case and we'll message you when your slot opens. Don't send documents yet.
Questions
Do I need a lawyer?
No. The Consumer Protection Act lets you file and argue your own complaint. We prepare and organise your documents; you check them, sign, and file yourself. For complicated matters, we recommend speaking to an advocate.
Which cases can you prepare?
Complaints before a District Consumer Commission where the amount you paid is up to ₹50 lakh: defective products, refunds not given, services not delivered, rentals and subscriptions, e-commerce, travel. Complaints are normally filed within two years of the problem.
What do I still have to do?
Read the bundle and confirm every fact is true, sign the marked pages, get the affidavit notarised, and upload the files on e-Jagriti. We give you a guide for each step.
Can't I just ask an AI chatbot?
You can get decent paragraphs that way. The hard part is everything around them: every date and amount exactly right across dozens of documents, payments added up, pages numbered so the index matches, annexures stamped, and the bundle split for the portal. That's what we do, and every fact is checked against your documents.
Is this legal advice?
No. We're not a law firm and we don't give opinions on whether you'll win. We prepare documents for people who are filing their own cases.