LITT is agentic AI for legal, compliance, finance, and accounting teams in India. Its AI agents read regulations across SEBI, RBI, MCA, GST, Income Tax, FEMA, IRDAI, and DPDP — map your obligations, execute compliance workflows, and provide auditable decision traces. Less than 2% error rate. Your data never leaves your device.

How accurate is LITT compared to ChatGPT for legal questions?

LITT achieves less than 2% error rate on Indian regulatory queries through regulation-grounded retrieval and 150+ validation rules. General-purpose AI like ChatGPT has 17-34% hallucination rates on legal questions. LITT traces every answer to the actual text of the statute, regulation, or tribunal order.

What regulators does LITT cover?

LITT covers 8 Indian regulators: SEBI (Securities & Exchange Board of India), RBI (Reserve Bank of India), MCA (Ministry of Corporate Affairs), GST (Goods & Services Tax), Income Tax / CBDT, FEMA (Foreign Exchange Management Act), IRDAI (Insurance Regulatory Authority), and DPDP (Digital Personal Data Protection Act).

Is my data safe with LITT?

Yes. LITT's web app processes data with zero bytes uploaded to external servers. The upcoming Desktop app runs entirely on your local machine — no cloud dependency, air-gapped option available, and fully offline capable. Built for firms where attorney-client privilege and data confidentiality are non-negotiable.

Who is LITT built for?

LITT is agentic AI built for legal, compliance, finance, and accounting teams — specifically Company Secretaries, Chartered Accountants, Lawyers & Advocates, CFOs & Finance Heads, and Compliance Officers working with Indian regulations. It handles 80+ compliance workflows across all major Indian regulatory bodies.

LittFlow is LITT's multi-agent workflow engine. It coordinates specialized AI agents (Triage, Research, Analysis, Review, Synthesis) in a confidence chain where each step is tracked and verified. When confidence drops below 70%, the system flags it for human review instead of guessing.

What is Decision Trace?

Decision Trace is LITT's audit trail system. Every answer LITT produces is traced back to the exact statute, regulation section, circular, or tribunal order it came from. This makes every output verifiable and defensible — critical for professionals who sign their name on compliance work.

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FROM THE LITT DESK

Regulatory intelligence,
written.

Deep dives on Indian regulatory intelligence, AI in compliance, and the architecture of trustworthy legal systems.

FEATUREDReg Update

India has released the India AI Governance Guidelines, laying out a comprehensive framework to enable safe, inclusive, and innovation-driven AI adoption.

6 min read

REGULATORYMarch 2025

India AI Governance Guidelines, 2025

A comprehensive framework to enable safe, inclusive, and innovation-driven AI adoption.

LITT Research

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DEEP DIVE2025

The Constitutional Phoenix

More than a decade after the Supreme Court struck down Section 66A, the legacy of Shreya Singhal stands at a precarious crossroads. The BNS, Telecommunications Act, and DPDP Act have paradoxically reintroduced many of the vices the Court sought to excise in 2015.

LITT Research

26m

RESEARCH2025

The Scientification of Justice

A comprehensive analysis of the paradigm shift in Indian jurisprudence towards scientific, evidence-based methodologies for compensation calculation — examining mathematical, actuarial, and econometric frameworks across environmental damage, securities violations, personal injury, land acquisition, and intellectual property.

LITT Research

22m

DEEP DIVEMarch 2026

Regulating the Flow

A comprehensive analysis of every order issued by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Regulatory Board (PNGRB) since its establishment. The entirety of the research, data processing, and extraction was conducted using the LITT Legal Artificial Intelligence Stack.

LITT Research

22m

DEEP DIVEMarch 2026

AI in Indian Courts

The Supreme Court's new White Paper on Judiciary and AI outlines how artificial intelligence can make Indian courts faster, more accurate, and more accessible. It highlights global AI frameworks, profiles India's own AI initiatives, and stresses that judges remain in control.

LITT Research

14m

DEEP DIVEMarch 2026

AI Governance, Accountability, and Strategic Communication in the Indian Judiciary

The Indian judiciary is engaged in a profound technological shift, aggressively pursuing AI solutions to manage a systemic crisis: a pending caseload that exceeds five crore cases across the nation. This report examines the scope, accountability framework, bias risks, competence gaps, and strategic communication required.

LITT Research

18m

Regulatory intelligence,written.

India AI Governance Guidelines, 2025

The Constitutional Phoenix

The Scientification of Justice

Regulating the Flow

AI in Indian Courts

AI Governance, Accountability, and Strategic Communication in the Indian Judiciary

Regulatory intelligence,
written.