I build software. Specifically, I build software that is supposed to make complicated workflows simpler. And I will tell you honestly: most lawyer productivity tools get the problem completely wrong.
When I started working on LawVyn, the first thing I did was not open a laptop. I spent weeks talking to advocates in Hyderabad, Pune, and Chennai. Not asking them what features they wanted. Asking them what their Tuesdays looked like.
What I found surprised me, and I have been building enterprise software for years. The problem was not that lawyers lacked tools. The problem was that the tools being sold to them were designed for a different kind of professional entirely. They were adding friction, not removing it. And so, the tools were abandoned, and the lawyers went back to what worked: their own memory, their assistants, and a group of WhatsApp chats with names like ‘Court Dates Nov‘ and ‘Sharma Matter Docs.‘
That is the real productivity problem for lawyers in India in 2026. Not a shortage of apps. A shortage of apps that actually fit.
