Kanoonsangraha makes Nepalese legislation easier to find, read and navigate. It brings Nepalese Acts together in searchable text format, organized according to the Nepal Law Commission’s categorization. Users can search for keywords to find Acts whose titles or section headings contain the search term, making it easier to locate relevant legislation without manually browsing through PDFs. The search currently supports exact keyword phrases rather than multiple separate search terms. Since the text may contain errors, Kanoonsangraha should be used as a supplementary research tool, and all legal provisions should be verified against official sources before being relied upon.

Nyayakosh is an offline Nepali legal dictionary designed to make legal terminology easier to understand and access. It provides a simple, searchable collection of legal terms and their definitions in Nepali, serving as a quick reference for law students, legal professionals, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding Nepal’s legal vocabulary. The data is sourced from the Legal Dictionary PDF published by the Nepal Law Commission, reorganized into a more accessible digital format.

Law Archive is a small project I made to make working with international law documents a little easier. It brings together a collection of treaties, conventions and other legal materials in one place so that they’re easier to browse, search, and return to while studying or doing research. The idea came from the simple reality of working with international law: there are many documents, which often live in different places and finding the right one can take more time than it should. It’s not meant to replace proper legal databases or research tools. It’s just a personal, lightweight archive built around the materials I find useful, with an emphasis on keeping things accessible and straightforward.