About Nyaya

A more understandable first step.

Tell your story once. Understand your options. Choose your next step. Nyaya brings together familiar telephone access, careful fact capture and consent-based advocate assistance.

Why we are building

People have stories.
Systems ask for case files.

We want to bridge that gap with familiar telephone access, a careful read-back and a brief that preserves the person’s own account.

Our starting point is a bounded pilot, with human review and explicit choices at each consequential step. The aim is usefulness: a clearer account, less repeated explanation and a next step the person understands.

Pilot development · Synthetic English/Hindi text demonstration · Live integrations pending

The people behind Nyaya

Meet the co-founders.

Co-Founder

Devbrat Nayak

Devbrat studies at JIIT and brings experience in AI/ML research and practical automation. His work includes theoretical machine-learning research during an AI internship in Maharashtra and workflow automation with a Dubai-based marketing team.

  • AI/ML research and automation
  • Public projects: CogniRoute, JARVIS and MarketMindAI
Devbrat on GitHub
Co-Founder

Aanya Mahajan

Aanya studies at JIIT and brings experience in community coordination and external-speaker outreach through the IEEE community. Her work connects speakers, students and the people behind an event.

  • IEEE community involvement
  • External-speaker outreach and student events
Aanya on LinkedIn
Where we are today

Working locally. Learning carefully.

A synthetic local workflow demonstrates fact correction, permissions and advocate preparation. The public walkthrough illustrates those ideas using a fictional story.

Live telephone, speech, model and payment integrations remain pending. Real audio evaluation, reviewed legal content, a named human roster and operational review are next dependencies. We make no claim of live availability, customer traction or government affiliation.

See the idea in action

A story. A clearer picture.
A choice about what comes next.

Follow a fictional conversation from the first question to an advocate brief.

Explore the example