Changelog

June 2026

Onboarding overhaul + auth resilience

First-run experience rebuilt as a single chain: a minimal welcome moment, DPDP consent acknowledgement, a 3-question personalisation step, a spotlight tour over the workspace, and a demo matter to explore. A persistent get-started checklist tracks the next five actions.

• New welcome overlay, consent ack, personalisation step, guided spotlight tour, demo matter, get-started checklist
• API client resilience: token cache properly resets on clear, transparent 401 retry with token refresh, on-visibility re-sync — no more random 'failed to load' after a tab idles

May 2026

Pricing v2 — Solo tier, credit packs, rollover, Razorpay

Pricing rebuilt to remove the seat-tier mismatch that pushed solo practitioners into Starter. New Solo plan at ₹1,499, credit packs from ₹499, 50% credit rollover on every paid plan, Razorpay integration wired end-to-end, and auto-recharge on Pro / Max.

• New Solo tier (₹1,499 / 400 credits) for light users and students
• Credit packs: 100 / 500 / 2,000 / 10,000 — pay-as-you-go top-up at marginal cost
• 50% credit rollover at cycle renewal — no more burnt unused credits
• Auto-recharge: optionally buy a top-up pack when balance drops below threshold
• Cost preview chip in the UI: see credit cost before each action
• FEATURE_COSTS rebalanced for May 2026 LLM prices — research drops from 1/3/15/50 to 1/3/8/20
• Team plans: 3-seat minimum, flat per-seat pricing — no penalty for being small

April 2026

Cross-matter recall + hearing badges + takeaway docs

Hearing Prep got working memory across matters. Research you ran two months ago on the same fact pattern resurfaces when you open a new matter; upcoming hearings carry status badges; one-pager takeaways generate automatically.

• Cross-matter recent sessions surface in the new matter's research panel
• Hearing badges at a glance: research ready / draft pending / evidence missing
• Takeaway documents auto-generated from session history for next hearing

April 2026

Moot Court — argument simulator

Practice arguments against a critical AI bench tuned for Indian procedure. Soft, Standard, or Hostile modes; counter-argument library maps each objection to its motivating precedent; argument scoring gives a weakness map you can act on before the actual hearing.

March 2026

Privacy infrastructure rebuild — DPDP-ready

Comprehensive privacy infrastructure built end-to-end for DPDP Act 2023: explicit consent management, per-category toggles, granular audit log, self-service data export and erasure, sub-processor registry, Sentry PII scrubbing, and per-user storage scoping.

• DPDP consent acknowledgement modal — informed consent on first login
• Self-service erasure: complete account + content deletion from settings
• Sub-processor registry published; Sentry events scrubbed of PII
• Per-user localStorage isolation — switching Clerk users wipes prior content from the browser

February 2026

Three-layer document intelligence

Document intelligence rebuilt around three layers: DocTree (structural), semantic (embeddings), and cross-doc (contradiction detection). Surfaces inconsistencies between, e.g., a plaint and the supporting sale deed.

• OCR + structured extraction preserving tables and clause structure
• Cross-document contradiction detection across an entire matter
• Hearing pack assembly — one-click court-ready bundle with index and pagination
• Clause-level redlining and comparison between document versions

January 2026

Reasoning modes — pick your depth

Every AI operation now exposes four reasoning modes (quick / standard / deep / brief). Cost preview shows exact credits before you spend. Default mode tuned per feature so casual queries don't burn deep-research credit.

December 2025

BNS + IPC dual-era support

Every retrieved passage and every citation is now tagged by legal era — BNS / BNSS / BSA versus IPC / CrPC / IEA — so you can't accidentally cite a repealed provision in current proceedings. Era filtering is one click.

November 2025

Matter workspaces

Lexarna moved from a search bar to a workspace. Every case lives in its own matter with isolated documents, research sessions, drafts, hearings, and team — and quick context-switching between them.