Court preparation you can do out loud.
Voice practice mode is coming in 2027. It is built for people for whom reading-heavy tools are a barrier — limited literacy, visual or motor disabilities, and people preparing in a second language.
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Serving legal aid organizations, courts, and 50-state pro se litigants.
Why voice matters for access to justice
Court happens out loud. Yet most self-help tools assume a user who reads comfortably in English and can type long answers. Voice mode lets someone rehearse by speaking and listening, in the same format the hearing itself will take.
Who it is designed for
- People with limited literacy who can explain their situation verbally
- People with visual impairments or conditions that make typing difficult
- Spanish-speaking users, with more languages under evaluation
- Anyone who prepares better by talking than by writing
Same safeguards, spoken
Voice sessions keep every safeguard the text simulator has: delivery-only coaching, no outcome predictions, and procedural information with disclaimers read aloud as well as shown on screen.
Commitment to a ship date
Our team is targeting 2027. Subscribers receive progress updates and first access. We will not market voice mode as available before it is.