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§ How it works

An agent that behaves like a paralegal, not a chatbot.

Two layers, one product. The draft takes about thirty seconds and costs nothing. The stamp — a Bar Council advocate reviewing, redlining, signing — takes forty-eight hours and costs ₹499. Either half stands alone.

R Recourse

Layer one

Draft

Free · ~30 s

Layer two

Stamp

₹499 · 48 h

Coverage

10 states

+ national fallback

Layer one · Free

The draft, in four steps.

You never leave the tab. Every stage runs in front of you.

  1. §01

    Intake

    Six short screens: what happened, tenant details, landlord details, property, evidence, jurisdiction. Anything you don't have is fine — the draft will note what's missing.

    ~5 min
  2. §02

    Retrieval

    The agent classifies the situation, routes to the correct forum, and pulls verbatim statute text from a curated corpus of ten state Rent Acts and national law. No hallucinated citations.

    live
  3. §03

    Draft

    You watch the draft compose itself. Sections, citations, dates, remedy demanded, deadline for compliance. Every citation is checked against the corpus before you see it.

    ≈30 s
  4. §04

    Edit & download

    Every field is inline-editable. Rewrite paragraphs, adjust dates, add facts. Export the PDF. Free, no signup.

    your call

Layer two · ₹499

The stamp, in four more.

A Bar Council–enrolled advocate joins your file, redlines the draft, and signs a sealed version onto their letterhead.

  1. §05

    Request stamp

    From the results page, tap Stamp. You pay ₹499 and hand over the draft. That's the whole transaction from your side.

    1 tap
  2. §06

    Advocate review

    A Bar Council–enrolled advocate on the marketplace picks up your draft, redlines it, and confirms the citations against their own reading of your facts.

    within 48 h
  3. §07

    Sign & seal

    The advocate signs the notice, applies their letterhead and roll number, and returns a stamped PDF into your Recourse dashboard.

    same day
  4. §08

    Send

    You send it. India Post registered A/D (with the receipt kept) or a signed email to the landlord and their agent. The stamped notice arrives on lawyer letterhead — landlords read it.

    your call

What holds it up

A pretty notice with a fake citation is worse than none at all.

Verbatim statute text

Rent Act sections in your notice are retrieved, not generated. Section numbers and quoted text match the bare act.

Deterministic forum routing

The choice of forum is decided by a hard-coded rule matrix, not a language model. Same facts, same forum, every time.

Citation verifier

Every citation is checked against the corpus before the draft is shown. Hallucinated sections are rejected outright.

Advocate on the line

The stamp isn't cosmetic. A Bar Council–enrolled advocate signs and takes professional responsibility for the sealed version.

Start

Draft first. Decide about the stamp on the results page.