DecoverAI, a legal tech startup, has secured $2 million in a funding round spearheaded by Leo Capital, a venture capital firm specializing in technology investments.
Ravi Tandon, CEO of DecoverAI, shared with ET that the funds will primarily be allocated to advancing the company’s research and development efforts and enhancing its go-to-market strategies. The startup plans to bolster its engineering and customer success teams while amplifying its marketing and sales initiatives.
DecoverAI’s clientele includes small boutique law firms specializing in white-collar crime, civil and criminal litigation, as well as larger partnerships with AmLaw 50 and AmLaw 20 firms, and various other legal service providers. Currently serving clients in the US, the company has plans to expand its operations to Europe and the APAC region.
Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Washington, DC, DecoverAI is dedicated to developing AI-driven tools designed to enhance efficiency for legal professionals. The company is working on a project called “Legal Brain,” an AI system aimed at facilitating tasks such as evidence discovery, legal research, and strategy development.
Additionally, DecoverAI is exploring opportunities in India and is excited to establish a dedicated product and development team there. Janar Ramalingam, cofounder and CTO, expressed confidence in leveraging India’s talent, particularly in Generative AI.
Leo Capital partner Ravi Srivastava praised DecoverAI’s innovative approach, noting that their development of a ‘legal brain’ and Generative Defense technology positions them as a trailblazer in the legal tech sector.
