Priyansh Khodiyar

Legal Plugin for MS Word is Open Source for everyone. Harvey, Legora and bunch of other Legal AI providers will charge you hundreds of $$$ to use, I thought why not level the playing field and give others the same tech. Either host it in your server or use our hosted version with your own API key. The future of legal is Open Source, this is just 1 part we did open, visit our GitHub page to see our other projects which used to be part of our paid offering, now 100% open sourced for the community. Get the link from comments, and no, its not a wrapper, or a simple plugin, took months in development to match the quality of our funded competitors

151% revenue growth month over month at @vaquill The line finally bent the way you always hope it will, and this time it stayed bent. All organic. No ads, no outbound sales. People found the product, tried it, decided it was worth paying for, and told someone else. Every month, more of the right people show up. More soon. And to everyone along for the ride, thank you.

@piyushsingariya whats cooking ?

should I document the journey or should I post only if it works out?

The good news is that AI is NOT taking you job. The bad news is that AI is not TAKING your job.

@kunalb11 Congratulations,I think Kunal is eying for those big tech leader summits and special treatments, on par with world leaders. Lucrative

It’s been a minute. 2015–2018 - Exited FreeCharge. Spent time learning and investing. - Pondered about: Why can't trust be rewarded? Started with $1M of personal capital. - Launched CRED to reward people for paying credit card bills on time. 2019–2025 - Built a system run by a team that values ownership, judgment, and craft. - Grew from 0 to 17M members by aligning incentives with behaviour. - Built several products during COVID lockdowns. - Raised $900M+ from global investors. Did 4 ESOP buybacks. - Made Indiranagar and IPL ads slightly more interesting. - Received a full stack of regulatory licences. - Lost 35 kilos. - Scaled from 0 to ~$325M ( ~₹3,200 crore) in annual revenue across payments, lending, insurance, commerce, wealth, and credit cards. 2026 - First profitable quarter (yet occasionally asked what our business model is) - Raised another $900M from Meta in primary and secondary capital. - Announcing our 5th ESOP buyback. Today CRED is ready for its next phase. I am stepping back and @miten steps in as interim CEO, partnered with an incredibly talented team. He has been heading strategy and finance and suffering me since 2020. I’m stepping away from the operating role and will continue as a shareholder. My commitment doesn’t change. Just the role. Extremely grateful to our members, partners, regulators, and investors who made this possible. And to our board, Shailendra, Micky, Saurabh for their extraordinary conviction. Team CRED, I’ll still expect you to be a 10x version of yourselves. As for me, I’ll be joining Meta to lead WhatsApp globally. Meta comes in as a minority investor in CRED. No access to member data. While it’s come very far, the delta between WhatsApp today and its full potential is massive. I look forward to working with Mark, Chris, and the leadership across Meta for the next step in WhatsApp’s journey. Will, thank you for scaling something the world relies on quietly, and for making this transition smooth. Onwards.

A lawyer I know pasted a research question into one of the big AI tools. It handed back a perfect-looking case. Right court, right year, a holding that sounded exactly right. The case didn't exist. She caught it because she's careful. That's the part that bothers me, how many people wouldn't. This is the real problem with legal AI and a smarter-sounding model doesn't fix it. The only thing that fixes it is making the tool show its work. Every claim links to a statute or an opinion you can open, or it doesn't make the claim. We built the boring version on purpose. It cites, or it shuts up. Less exciting than "autonomous legal agent." A lot more useful when you're the one signing off.

@Amank1412 Building @vaquill , Legal AI suite for lawyers, and mid tier law firms

I wanna connect with solo founders. what are you building right now?

@ChrisTwiggsPM sure, but if you ever want to talk about work, would be happy to listen to what PM has to say, would help us build better products, maybe for you even as partners

@zriyanshh Appreciate the offer, but i'm going to pass I'm in the most landlord friendly state in the country, i wouldn't know if something was missing.

3 day notice to pay or vacate sent via 3 different communication channels to every tenant on the lease. Sent email to attorney to file for eviction. Will be served on Monday. Being in a landlord friendly state, all goes well this will cost $600 and we'll have possession in 2 weeks California bros are jealous (For the record I hate having to do this)

Substantial remodel is one of the trickiest no-fault paths to get right. The notice has to nail the AB 1482 language and the relocation math, and these are the cases tenants challenge as bad faith most often. I built QuillDraft for exactly this, it drafts the notice, picks the right just-cause basis, and flags defects before service. Happy to show your office if you draft these volume.

Is your property subject to Statewide Rent Control? Consider renovating the unit. This will allow you to evict the current tenant and bring the unit up to market rent. The relocation required to be paid, is only one month's rent. For details, call the office. 800 77-EVICT.

"My slingshot was AI" is going to age incredibly well. The legal industry priced people out of their own cases for decades. What changed isn't that AI passed the bar - it's that a person with $0 could finally pressure-test their own argument at 2am. That genie isn't going back.

Lynn White had $0 for a lawyer and $73,000 in debt hanging over her head. She was facing eviction in Long Beach, California. Lost her first trial. The clock was running out. So she opened ChatGPT. She told it to pretend it was a Harvard Law professor. Then she told it to rip her arguments apart. Harshly. No mercy. Find every hole before opposing counsel does. It did exactly that. She rebuilt her case argument by argument, using AI feedback as her sparring partner every single night. She researched with Perplexity. She cross-checked everything. She filed her own appeal with zero legal training and zero dollars spent on representation. Then she walked into court and won. The eviction was overturned. $55,000 in penalties gone. $18,000 in overdue rent, resolved. The lawyers on the other side were so stunned they emailed her afterward. Told her if law was something she was interested in as a profession, she could certainly do the job. She was a tenant who lost her first trial. Her exact words after the verdict: "It felt like David and Goliath, except my slingshot was AI." This is the story that makes every $500/hour attorney uncomfortable. Not because AI passed the bar. But because a woman with no money, no legal background, and no second chances used free tools to beat a legal team that had all three. The legal industry has spent years arguing AI can't replace lawyers. Lynn White wasn't trying to replace anyone. She was just trying to keep her home.

Big agree on speed. One thing #3 exposes though: take the lawyers out and the notice has to be perfect, because a defective 3-day notice is still what gets a CA case tossed - lawyer or not. That's exactly why I built QuillDraft: it drafts the notice + UD set and flags the case-ending defects before you file. Reform + clean paperwork is the actual unlock.

If you are an advocate for more housing in California and don't support eviction reform you are not a real housing advocate Eviction reform: 1. Remove right to jury trial 2. All evictions must resolve in 35 days or less 3. Move all evictions into small claims, no lawyers 4. Sheriff lockouts must be performed in 10 days or less 5. Increase penalties on bad-faith evictions This will allow landlords to take a chance on someone with bad/low credit. It will give housing providers confidence in the system, knowing they can remove bad/defaulted tenants quickly and cheaply

Fixing a broken eviction system in California will do more to build housing than any zoning reform

@realEstateTrent Measure ULA hitting people who bought years before it existed is the real gut-punch - no way to price in a 4% exit tax you couldn't see coming. LA keeps stacking costs on owners and acting surprised when deals dry up. Brutal.

Crazy how many commercial property owners are now hit with a 4%+ transfer tax in LA. So, Los Angeles gets 4% of your property if you decide to sell. Especially sucks for the people who bought before this was a thing. What a mess.

@1s3xnk mate, the system punishes the small landlord for the tenant's fraud, then the lawyer fees bleed you dry before a judge ever sees it. building QuillDraft for CA landlords now - NYC court is its own beast. What'd fix it for you: faster filing, or stopping fraud at move-in?

#LandlordRights #TenantFraud #HousingCourtHell #NYCHousing Landlord gives keys, tenant lies with fake docs, pays $0 rent, squats forever. Shouldn’t eviction be fast & simple? Instead: landlords bleed lawyer fees, house is stolen month after month, tenant walks free. This rewards parasites. Where are the politicians, agencies, and courts protecting small landlords? What happened to basic justice？

This is my exact user. I'm the founder of QuillDraft - it drafts the 3-day notice + the whole unlawful-detainer set and auto-fills the court forms, with a validator that catches the notice defects that get cases tossed. Built for California landlords and law firms specifically. Would you be up to try it and tell me where it's wrong?

If you are a landlord needing to evict a tenant and you need to ensure it is done correctly, give us a call for a free consultation. We can half the steps to make sure it is done right the first time. #bclawyers #tenancaw #vancouverlawfirm #landlordtenant

@ChrisTwiggsPM Ha, respect the efficiency. Random q - I'm building QuillDraft, an AI tool that drafts eviction notices + UD complaints so they don't get tossed on a technicality. You sound like exactly who I built it for. Would you be up to try it and tell me where it's wrong?

Ask a question, get the answer with the section behind it. Cure periods, answer deadlines, deposit penalties, all grounded in a curated California catalog instead of a model guessing. If we cannot verify it, we do not say it.

California statutes, local ordinances and recent decisions, organized by the workflow you are actually in. Find the controlling section and draft a notice straight from it. No tab-hopping, no guessing which rule applies in which city

The boring math, handled. A cure-deadline calculator that excludes weekends and judicial holidays (CCP 1161), plus late-fee, answer-deadline and proration calculators, a UD timeline, and a just-cause picker that sorts out state vs local rules.

A full library of California notices, kept current. 3-day pay-or-quit, cure-or-quit, 30/60/90-day terminations, AB 1482 addenda, cash-for-keys, and more. Each one cited to the controlling code and refreshed as the law changes.