Redevelopment AI assistant
Ask any redevelopment question — FSI, 79A, conveyance, agreements — and get a plain-language answer, any time of day.
What this will include
- Trained on DCPR 2034 and the 79A directives
- Ask your question in English or Marathi
- Every answer cites the rule it comes from
- Hand over to a human expert whenever you want
Why an assistant helps your society
Redevelopment raises questions at odd hours — after a committee meeting, while reading a developer's offer, or when a neighbour forwards something on WhatsApp. Most members do not have a lawyer or PMC on call, and looking up DCPR 2034 or a government directive yourself is slow and confusing. An assistant that speaks plainly, in English or Marathi, lets your society check what a clause means or how a step works before the next meeting — so discussions start from understanding rather than guesswork. And when a question is serious enough to need a professional, it will tell you that too.
Common questions
Can an AI replace professional advice for redevelopment?
No. The assistant is built to help you understand redevelopment — what a term means, how a step works, what usually comes next. It is an orientation tool, not a substitute for professional advice. Decisions that affect your society's money and property — appointing a PMC, approving a tender, signing a development agreement — should always be taken with qualified legal, financial and project management professionals. Use the assistant to arrive at those meetings better informed.
What questions can I ask the assistant?
Anything that helps you understand the process. Ask what a term means — for example, what is fungible FSI, or what a corpus fund is. Ask how a step works, like how the 79A tender process runs or what happens at the special general meeting. Ask what your society should do next at its current stage. The assistant answers in plain English or Marathi and points you to the rule or directive the answer comes from.
Related tools & guides
- DCPR 2034 explained — the rulebook behind the answers
- FAQ & glossary — browse answers without asking
- Register your society — get early access when it launches
Be among the first to try the assistant
Register your society today — it's free, and we'll open the assistant to registered societies first.