Print · Women’s Day · 8 Mar 2026
Women’s Day Feature
A full column on what we’re building, why we started it, and how the idea came together.
The architectural brief on Rhett's public perception. A collection of mentions, analysis, and discourse.
Print · Women’s Day · 8 Mar 2026
A full column on what we’re building, why we started it, and how the idea came together.
दैनिक भास्कर · दैनिक नवज्योति · 8 Mar 2026
On Women’s Day, the Dainik Bhaskar Group ran a full column on Rhett in Dainik Navjyoti: what we’re building, why we started it, and how the idea came together. They mentioned us as India’s first full-stack legal AI company and a game changer. Getting that kind of coverage as a woman-led startup, on that day especially, meant a lot to us.

The Code of Law Challenge
दैनिक नवज्योति · 29 Jun 2026
We ran India’s first Legal Tech Hackathon, the “Code of Law Challenge.” Over two days, 20 finalist teams of law students, developers, legal researchers, professors and startup founders built AI solutions for property disputes, POCSO case support and online harassment redressal. Every rupee from registration goes back into legal AI education and incubation for Tier-2 and Tier-3 India. Dainik Navjyoti gave it a full front-page spread.
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On national television
DD News
We got to share our vision — that legal compliance should be easy and accessible — on national television with DD News, reaching an audience well beyond the legal-tech world. DD Rajasthan also ran its own segment.

National Television · 15 Oct 2024
At WTSA 2024, a DIY legal toolkit that keeps startups compliant without heavy external counsel.
DD News · 15 Oct 2024
Before Rhett came to life, our team was already on national television talking about this mission. At WTSA 2024, DD News featured us explaining a DIY legal toolkit that would let startups stay compliant without spending heavily on external counsel, so they could focus on building their product instead.

Print · Aug 2025
How India’s legal framework is responding to AI-generated abuse and non-consensual content.
राजस्थान पत्रिका · Aug 2025
As concerns grew around AI-generated abuse and non-consensual content, Rajasthan Patrika asked us to explain how India’s legal framework is responding. We covered the IT laws, the new Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and recent platform advisories, and how together they’re moving India closer to the EU and US on tackling AI misuse. We are glad to be a trusted voice on an issue this urgent.

AI Summit 2026, Delhi
राजस्थान पत्रिका
When Delhi hosted its AI Summit in 2026, Rajasthan Patrika covered Jodhpur’s presence there, featuring Rhett among the city’s notable AI-driven startups and noting how it’s bringing legal-tech innovation beyond the metros.

Quote · Founder’s Voice
Our founder on deepfakes, photo-morphing apps and images lifted from social media.
राजस्थान पत्रिका · Founder’s Voice
Rajasthan Patrika asked our founder to speak on deepfakes and AI misuse, which was then quoted in their piece, and we shared the piece further on LinkedIn ourselves. Talking openly about AI’s risks is part of how we build the business, and we highlighted the growing misuse of photo-morphing apps to create fake obscene videos using images from social media.

Print · 2 Jan 2025
The case that AI could grow jobs by up to 10% across health, finance and education.
राजस्थान पत्रिका · 2 Jan 2025
While much of the coverage frames AI as a job killer, Patrika made the opposite case. We laid out how AI could grow jobs by up to 10% across health, finance and education, with new roles emerging from data annotation to AI-based cybersecurity. It was a chance to share a more optimistic, data-backed view.