Login to Supreme Today AI.

On the home page, open the search bar.

Select All from the search options.

Click Example.

The system will automatically generate a query.

Click Generate AI.

The AI will start searching legal data.

Results will appear with judgment links.

Click the judgment link provided in the results.

The judgment page will open.

On the home page search bar, click Citation.

Type the citation of the case.

Example: SCC 2020 103

Click Search.

The system will show the matching judgment.

Click the citation result.

The judgment with citation details will open.

On the search bar, click Party Name.

Type the name of the party involved in the case.

Example: State of UP

Click Search.

The system will show cases related to that party name.

Click any case title from the results.

The judgment will open.

Open the Search section.

Choose the type of search you want to perform.

Select Keyword Search.

Enter the exact word or phrase you want to search.

“bail granted”

“motor accident compensation”

Select Synonym Search.

Enter the word you want to search.

The system will search similar words and related terms.

Example:

Search word: dismiss

Results may include:

Select AI Sentence Search.

Type a complete sentence describing the legal issue.

Example:

“Can anticipatory bail be granted in a dowry harassment case?”

The AI understands the meaning of the sentence and finds relevant judgments.

Select AI Paragraph Search.

Enter a full paragraph describing the legal situation.

Example: A husband is accused in a dowry harassment case and seeks anticipatory bail claiming false implication. What judgments discuss granting anticipatory bail in such cases+

The AI reads the entire paragraph context and returns the most relevant case laws.

Select any result from the search list.

Click the judgment title to open it.

Inside the judgment, paragraphs are shown with numbers.

Click the paragraph number to jump directly to that paragraph in the judgment.

Next to the paragraph you will see a star icon.

Click the star.

The AI Assistant panel will open.

The AI Assistant will show related case laws connected to that paragraph.

Each result will include a judgment link.

Click the judgment link shown in AI Assistant.

The related case will open for further reading.

Open the Search page.

Click See Example to view a sample search query.

This helps understand how to structure the search.

Click Advanced Search.

The advanced search panel will open with multiple search fields.

1) Free Text

Enter keywords, legal issues, or phrases related to the case.

Example:

second FIR permissible

adverse possession

murder by knife

2) Act Referred

Search judgments referring to a specific Act.

Example:

Indian Penal Code (IPC)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973

3) Section Referred

Filter cases that mention a specific section of law.

Example:

Section 482 CrPC

Section 138 NI Act

Section 306 IPC

4) Citation (Publisher / Year / Volume / Page No.)

Search judgments using a legal citation.

Example:

SCC 2000 Volume 5 Page 123

5) Party Name

Search cases using the name of the petitioner or respondent.

Example:

State of Maharashtra

Ram Singh

6) Judge Name

Find judgments delivered by a specific judge.

Example:

Justice D.Y. Chandrachud

7) Advocate Name

Search cases argued by a specific advocate.

Example:

Kapil Sibal

8) Case Number / Year

Search using the official case number and year.

Example:

Criminal Appeal No. 1234 / 2021

9) Date Range

Filter judgments based on the decision date.

Example:

From Date: 01-01-2020

To Date: 31-12-2023

Enter the required search fields.

Click Search.

The system will display matching judgments.

Use Sort By option.

Select Most Cited to show the most frequently cited judgments first.

You can further refine the results using filters.

Filters available:

Country

Court

Key Phrase

Category

Sub-Category

Year

Year Slider

Bench

Disposition

Turn Preference ON or OFF.

This allows certain filters to be applied or removed.

The filtered search results will appear on the screen.

Each result will display the case title and citation.

Click any case title from the results.

The full judgment page will open for reading.

Go to the Home page.

Click All Options.

You will see several search options such as:

AI

Citation

Party Name

Refer Act

Judge Name

Bare Acts

Click Citation.

The citation search field will open.

Type the citation of the case.

Example: SCC 2020 103

As you type, suggestions will appear.

Click the matching citation suggestion.

The system will open the judgment directly.

Go to the Search section.

Click Advanced Search.

Enter the citation information in separate fields:

Citation Publisher → SCC

Published Year → 2020

Citation Volume → (enter volume number)

Citation Page No. → 103

After entering all citation details, click Search.

The system will display the exact judgment result.

Open the Search section.

Search for the judgment you need.

Open the judgment page.

Click Add Bookmark.

Enter a Bookmark Name.

Add a Note if required.

Select an already created folder or create a new one.

Click Submit.

The judgment will be saved in your bookmarks.

Go to History.

Click Bookmarks.

All your bookmarked cases will appear.

Click the three dots (⋮) next to bookmarks.

Select Create Case Binder.

Choose the bookmarked cases you want to include.

You can move cases up or down to change their order.

Arrange the judgments according to your requirement.

Remove any case if it is not needed.

Choose the page format:

A4

Legal

Click Create Binder.

Click Case Binder.

The binder will open in the Editor.

Inside the editor you can:

Edit text

Arrange content

Format the document

After formatting, click Download PDF.

The PDF will include all the judgments added to the binder.

Login to Supreme Today AI.

The Home Page will open.

At the top you will see the Search Bar (Text Field).

In the Search Text Field, type your query.

You can search using:

Keyword

Synonym

AI Paragraph

AI Sentence

These options help you search judgments in different ways.

After typing your query, click the Search button.

The system will show search results.

You can filter the results using these categories:

Judgments

Unreported

News

Laws

Circulars & Notifications

Click the required category to view results.

Click Sort By.

You can sort results by:

Relevance

Date

From the results list, click any case title.

The full judgment page will open.

On the judgment page you will see several helper tools:

Court Copy – View official court PDF

Headnote – Jump to key legal points

Judicial Analysis – See case analysis

SupremeToday CaseMap – View case relationship map

Use the scroll bar to move through the judgment.

This allows you to read the entire document.

Click the AI Assistant icon.

The AI assistant will open.

You can chat with AI about the judgment and ask legal questions.

On the top menu bar you will see four quick options.

1) Fast Shortcut

Quick access buttons to open important tools of the platform directly.

2) Dark Mode

Click the Dark Mode icon to turn Dark Mode ON or OFF.

3) User Manual

Click User Manual to open the software guide and documentation.

4) Translate

Use the Translate option to change the language of the interface.

Click the profile icon (user icon) on the top right.

The Profile Menu will open.

a. Profile Update

Update your personal details such as name, email, or password.

b. Device Sessions

View the devices where your account is currently logged in.

c. Manage Sessions

Manage or log out from active sessions on other devices.

d. Subscription Detail

View your subscription plan and validity.

e. Notification

Manage alerts and notification settings.

f. Theme

Change the theme of the interface (Light / Dark mode).

g. Contact Us

Open the support page to contact the platform team.

h. Logout

Click Logout to safely sign out of your account.

Open any judgment or document.

Click Add Bookmark.

Enter the bookmark name.

Click Submit.

The judgment will be saved in your bookmarks.

Go to the History section.

The history panel will open.

Click Bookmarks inside the history section.

All saved bookmarks will appear.

Inside bookmarks you can:

Copy the bookmarked content

Edit the bookmark details

Add new bookmarks

Go to Search History in the history section.

You will see the list of previous searches.

From search history you can:

Copy the search query

Delete the history item

Share the search result

Go to the left menu.

Click Explore.

The Explore search panel will open.

In Select Doc Type, choose Judgment.

This will filter results to show court judgments only.

In Select Country, choose India.

This will display judgments from Indian courts.

In Select Court, choose Category Wise.

This allows you to search judgments by legal category.

In Select Category, choose the area of law.

Example: Family Law

In Select Sub Category, choose the specific legal issue.

Examples:

Maintenance

Divorce

Child Custody

Domestic Violence

After selecting the filters, the judgment results will appear.

The results list will display:

Case title

Court name

Category

Date of judgment

Click Sort By.

Choose sorting option if needed (for example relevance or latest).

Click the case title from the results list.

The full judgment page will open.

Go to the Search section.

Click Advanced Search.

In Advanced Search, select Commentary.

The commentary search page will open.

In the search box, type the name of the Act.

Example: Indian Penal Code

Click Search.

The system will show results related to the Act.

Each result will contain a link to the Act section.

Click the Act link from the results.

The Act content will open.

Inside the Act page, you will see citation links.

Click the citation link.

The system will open the related judgment.

The full judgment page will open.

You can read the case related to that section.

Open the Search section.

Select Short Commentary.

Type the name of the Act.

Example: Criminal Procedure Code 1973

Click Search.

The system will show short commentary results.

Each result contains links to related Acts or sections.

Click any Act link shown in the result.

The related Act or section page will open.

From there you can explore other linked Acts and legal references.

Go to the Home page.

Click the Circulars & Notifications tab.

After opening Circulars & Notifications, you will see four options:

Gazette

Law Commission Report

Constituent

Treaty

You can explore these sections to view official documents.

Go to the Search section.

Click Advanced Search option.

In Advanced Search, select Circulars & Notifications as the document type.

In the search box, type the ministry name or keyword.

Example: Ministry of Gas

Suggestions will appear.

Click the suggested option.

Choose the year for the notification.

This helps filter the results.

Click Search.

The system will show Circulars & Notifications results.

Click the document title.

You can view the official circular or notification copy.

Go to the Search section.

Click Advanced Search.

In the document type options, click Act.

The Act search panel will open.

In the Act Title field, type the name of the Act.

Example: BNS (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita)

Click Search.

The system will show the Bare Act content.

You can scroll through the Act sections.

Section numbers will be displayed in the Act.

Click the section number to jump directly to that part of the Act.

Next to the section title, there will be a number link.

Click the link to open that section separately.

Inside the section page, you will see related section links.

Click any link to navigate directly to another section of the Act.

Open the Search or Chat section.

Click Example.

Select any example query.

The system will show judgment results related to the example.

Sort the results by Most Cited.

Click any judgment from the result list.

The judgment page will open.

On the judgment page, open Judgment Analytics.

This section shows the legal analysis of the case.

Inside Judgment Analytics, check Most Cited cases.

These are the frequently cited judgments.

Click Authority Check.

Here you will see Most Cited references related to the judgment.

Click Precedence Map.

This shows the relationship between different judgments.

Open AI Overview.

AI will generate a summary of the judgment.

In AI Overview, two judgment links will appear.

Click the links to open and read the related judgments.

Open the Search section.

Enter your keyword or query.

From the results list, open the judgment.

After opening the judgment, several tools are available:

Text View – Switch to text reading mode.

Notes / Annotation – Add notes or comments to the document.

Analytics / Insights – View charts and insights about the judgment.

Scroll Up – Move upward in the document.

Scroll Down – Move downward in the document.

Zoom Out – Decrease text size.

Comments Panel – View or add comments.

Read Aloud – Listen to the judgment as audio.

Bookmark – Save the judgment for later.

Print – Print the document.

Download – Download the judgment file.

Full Screen – Open the judgment in full-screen mode.

Click Court Copy.

The official court PDF of the judgment will open.

In Headnotes, you can click any topic.

The system will jump directly to that part of the judgment.

Paragraph numbers are displayed beside the text.

Enter a number (for example 1, 2, 3, 4) to jump directly to that paragraph.

You can open the judgment in another page or tab.

This allows easier reading and comparison.

Open AI Assistant.

You can chat directly with AI about the judgment.

Ask questions related to the case or legal issues.

Click Translate.

Choose the language.

The judgment will be translated into the selected language.

Click Print.

You can change print settings.

Select which parts of the judgment you want in the PDF.

Click Mind Map.

This shows a visual map of the case structure.

It helps you understand the complete judgment easily.

Open the Chat section.

Click Ask a Question.

Choose the Search Mode from the dropdown.

Available modes include:

Quick Answer (Default)

Deep Search

Deep Thinking

Multi Step (Law Point Analysis)

Deep Research

These modes help the AI provide answers with different levels of analysis.

Click Example.

Select any example query.

The system will process the query and generate the result in the chat.

Click Continue Chat.

Change the search mode to Deep Search.

The AI will provide more detailed results and legal references.

Select the Recently option.

The system will display recent judgments related to the topic.

Click Argument.

The AI will show the legal arguments related to the selected case.

Inside the chat result, you will see judgment links.

Click the link to open and read the full judgment.

If you find useful content in the chat result, you can save it to the Editor.

Click Save to Editor.

The content will be available in the Editor for further editing or formatting.

Open a New Chat.

Select your Search Mode again.

In the search options, you will see a Court filter.

Two options are available:

Reviewed Judgments

All Judgments

Select All Judgments.

Choose the court you want.

Example:

Supreme Court

High Court

Other courts

This ensures the results show judgments only from the selected court.

Select an example query or type your own query.

The AI will generate the legal answer with relevant judgments.

First go to the Search section.

Search for the judgment or case you need.

Use keywords, case name, or citation to find it.

Open the required judgment page.

On the judgment page, select the text or part of the judgment you want to use.

Click the Add to Editor option.

The selected content will be sent to the Editor workspace.

Go to the Editor section from the menu.

Find the file you just added.

Click the document to open it inside the editor.

Now edit the text inside the editor.

Format the document properly:

Add headings

Adjust paragraphs

Highlight important points

Remove unnecessary text

Use AI tools if needed to improve or summarize the content.

Read the document once again.

Check formatting, spelling, and structure.

Make sure the content is clear and properly organized.

After finishing the document, click Export.

Choose the required format such as:

Word (DOCX)

PDF

Text

Download the final document to your system.