Jurisphere.ai, an outcome-based legal AI platform, today announced that it has raised $2.2 million in funding from leading institutional investors including InfoEdge Ventures, Flourish Ventures, Antler and 8i Ventures.
Jurisphere was founded in 2024 by two brothers, Manas Khandelwal and Varun Khandelwal, along with Sumit Ghosh, an IIT Delhi computer science graduate, to reimagine how legal work is executed through AI systems.
From Tools to Outcomes
Over the past year, Jurisphere has built a legal AI workspace used by 500+ teams across law firms, enterprises, and public institutions, supporting workflows like review, research, drafting, and collaboration.
As adoption scaled, one insight became clear: better tools alone don’t guarantee better outcomes – those depend on the right legal expertise at the right time.
Jurisphere is now evolving into a platform that combines AI with a structured network of legal professionals. Through this marketplace, lawyers can access high-intent demand and collaborate in a shared AI workspace, while clients get faster access to the right lawyers and a seamless path from query to delivery.
All services remain delivered by independent firms & professionals – Jurisphere provides the infrastructure, workflows, and AI to enable better execution.
Varun Khandelwal, Co-founder of Jurisphere, said: “We believe the next phase of legal AI is not just about productivity gains, but about enabling execution. By combining AI with a network of legal professionals, we’re building a platform that brings structure, speed, and reliability to how legal work gets done.
“Legal outcomes don’t come from software alone – they come from how decisions are made over time,” said Varun. “We’re building systems that continuously learn from real-world execution, understand business context, and guide work as it unfolds. The role of AI isn’t to replace lawyers, but to ensure that every lawyer on the network operates with compounding intelligence.”
Investor Perspectives
“Jurisphere is addressing a critical gap in the legal ecosystem – bridging advanced AI workflows with real-world execution,” said Chinmaya Sharma from InfoEdge Ventures. “Their focus on outcomes, rather than just tools, positions them strongly as the category evolves. Immense customer love for the product and the founders’ wide network of legal professionals strongly positions the company for success in both domestic and global markets.”
“Legal services represent a large and complex market undergoing structural change,” said Harsh Gupta from Flourish Ventures. “Jurisphere’s approach of combining technology with a networked layer of expertise offers a compelling model for how legal work will be delivered in the future.”
The company plans to use the funds to expand its platform globally and build what it describes as the world’s largest network of AI-native lawyers – integrating software, workflows, and human expertise into a unified system designed to deliver legal outcomes more reliably.
-By Muskan Dengra
