You are in court. Opposing counsel cites a judgment you have not seen before. The hall has no reliable internet. You have your laptop.

If NYAYA is installed, that is all you need.

NYAYA is a desktop application that holds the full archive of Supreme Court and High Court judgments — downloaded to your own computer, available entirely offline. You can search across thousands of judgments, read the full text, get an AI-generated summary in minutes, and translate the judgment into any Indian language — all without a single active internet connection at the time.

It launched on Windows. As of today, NYAYA is officially available on macOS and Linux as well.

If you work on a Mac — whether it is an older Intel machine or a newer Apple Silicon one — you can now install NYAYA directly and have the same experience Windows users have had. The same is true for Linux. All three platforms are supported from a single download page.

Here is how it works: you download NYAYA once, then choose which years and which courts you want to store locally. Supreme Court judgments, High Court judgments — you pick what your practice needs. Those judgments sit on your own machine. When you need to find a case, you search locally. Results are instant. When you want a summary or a translation, the app uses your existing Legal Desk AI subscription to run it — and for that one step, it needs a brief connection to the internet. Everything else works offline.

This matters most in three situations lawyers know well: sitting in a courtroom or chamber where the internet is unreliable, travelling between cities or courts, and working late at night when you want speed and focus without depending on a connection. NYAYA was built for exactly those moments.

Download the installer for your platform — Windows, macOS, or Linux — at legaldeskai.in/nyaya. If you already have an older version installed, update to the latest to get the full AI summarisation and translation features.