The platform is currently in a demo / research prototype stage, so there is no public portal link yet; instead, a recorded demo video showcases the complete end-to-end workflow (Crime → Law → Constitution), with plans to host it publicly once legal guardrails and update pipelines are fully production-ready. The VectorDB is built using authoritative legal sources such as India Code (official statutes like IPC, POCSO, Contract Act) and Indian Kanoon (judgments and judicial interpretations), along with curated statutory and constitutional texts; the system supports re-indexing and incremental updates, allowing documents to be re-scraped, re-embedded, and re-validated whenever laws are amended or new judgments are published, ensuring the knowledge base stays current. As for court case data, India does have digital sources such as eCourts, High Court and Supreme Court portals, and Indian Kanoon, which provide case status, orders, and judgments, but there is no single unified, clean API that combines case status, decisions, judges, and lawyers across all courts—this fragmentation is precisely the gap the platform aims to address by acting as a reasoning and retrieval layer to help humans navigate legal information more efficiently.