I’ve been refining Legal Saathi, an India-focused legal information and preparation workspace built to help people turn confusing situations into clearer legal questions, timelines, and next steps.This update focused on making the first-use experience more useful before a user even sends a message.What changed:Added a “Legal Preparation Compass” to help users identify the facts, timeline, documents, jurisdiction, and outcome that make a legal question clearer.Added a small interactive “Legal Clarity Sprint” with fictional examples. It helps users understand why context and a date-by-date timeline matter.Improved entry-screen copy and layout so users can choose actions such as asking a legal question, analysing a document, researching current law, reviewing an agreement, drafting a document, or preparing a case.Kept privacy and safety clear: Legal Saathi provides legal information and preparation support—it does not file cases, send notices, make payments, or replace an advocate.Improved Hindi and Hinglish support for the new onboarding content.Verified the production frontend build and deployed the update to the original Legal Saathi domain.Configured the currently available free AI model options for the supported Auto, Fast, and Flash choices, while keeping unavailable premium choices clearly marked instead of pretending they work.The goal is not to make legal help look flashy—it is to help someone arrive with a more understandable, safer, and better-organised question.I’m still treating real legal information carefully: users should avoid sharing unnecessary personal details, and urgent situations should be taken to the relevant authority, emergency service, or qualified advocate.Suggested screenshots to attach:Landing/workspace showing the Legal Preparation Compass. Legal Clarity Sprint question card. Action cards: Ask, Analyse, Research, Review, Draft, Prepare. The privacy/legal-information boundary and language controls.