Certify title on the record, not on a summary
A title search is a stack of sale deeds, mutation entries, encumbrance certificates and khata extracts, most of them scanned. Justis reads them together, builds the chain of title, flags the break in it, and tells you which document the defect actually sits in.
The chain of title, document by document
Every transfer in the chain laid out in order, each link carrying the deed it comes from, so a missing mutation or an unregistered transfer is visible rather than inferred.
Diligence without the busywork
Title reports, surveys, environmental checks and leases arrive scattered, and you read all of it just to find what is wrong. Upload the package, ask once, and the issues come back summarised and ranked, with the document behind each.
All your leases in one structured view
Lease review turns into copy-paste: rent, term, renewal and assignment scattered across documents. Justis pulls the key terms from every lease into one table, so you can compare, spot the gap, and move.
Ask the agent, get the answer with the deed attached
The questions that decide a transaction are rarely in one document. Ask in plain words and the agent reads across the package, reaches a view, and cites the deed and page it rests on.
Legal teams already on the waitlist
“A title search used to mean three days with the deeds spread across a table. The chain comes back built, with the missing mutation flagged and the deed it should have been in. I still check it, but I start from an answer.”
Common questions
Can it read scanned deeds and old registers?
Yes. Scanned documents go through OCR before anything is read, and the agent tells you when it is working from a scan so you know transcription errors are possible. Where handwriting is genuinely illegible it says so rather than guessing.
Does it understand Indian land records?
It reads what you give it: sale deeds, mutation entries, khata extracts, encumbrance certificates, conversion orders and survey maps. It builds the chain from those documents rather than from any external land-records database.
Can it check a whole lease portfolio at once?
Yes. Tabular review asks the same question of every lease in a project and returns a grid with the answer, the clause and the page for each, exportable to Excel.
Will it give a title opinion?
No. It builds the chain, surfaces the defects and shows you the document behind each one. The opinion is yours, and everything it produces is traceable so you can verify it before you sign.
Is client property data kept confidential?
Documents are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to the people on the matter, and nothing you upload is used to train models shared with anyone else.
What does it cost?
Every account starts with a 7-day trial of 100 credits. Pro is ₹999 a month with 500 credits, Ultra is ₹3,999 with 2,000, and you pay only the real cost of each run against those credits.
Notices, orders and the transaction papers, read against the Act, the circulars and the rulings that decide the point.
Portfolios, oppositions and infringement notices, checked against the register and the case law.
Contracts, policies and the disciplinary file, read against the labour codes and the state rules that actually apply.
