Practice your hearing before you walk into court.
Built around an AI judge, AI opposing counsel, and AI witness cross-examination — with delivery-only coaching that never scores the merits of your case.
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Serving legal aid organizations, courts, and 50-state pro se litigants.
Practice with an AI judge who asks the questions a real judge will ask.
Most people freeze in court for one reason: they have never heard the questions out loud before. The simulator puts you in front of an AI judge that follows the flow of a typical hearing — calling the case, asking you to state what you are requesting, asking what evidence supports it, and asking the other side to respond.
You can pause, restart, and run the same hearing as many times as you need. Each run is procedural practice, not a forecast: the simulator never tells you whether you will win.
Prepare witnesses without fabricating their answers — role-play decks refuse to invent testimony.
Witness practice is built only from what you provide. If a fact is not in your notes or exhibits, the role-play script leaves a bracketed placeholder instead of making something up — and export stays blocked until every placeholder is filled by you.
Cross-examination practice lets you hear the kinds of questions opposing counsel may ask, so a witness can practice answering calmly and truthfully in their own words.
Get coached on delivery, not on merit — clarity, pace, composure, evidence anchoring, and time.
After each run you receive a structured rubric covering five delivery areas: how clearly you spoke, your pace, your composure under interruption, whether you tied statements to a specific exhibit, and whether you stayed within your time.
The rubric deliberately does not grade legal strategy or the strength of your case. That boundary is what keeps the coaching useful without becoming legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate is the AI judge?
The AI judge follows the general structure of common civil hearings and asks typical procedural questions. It does not know your judge, your courtroom, or local practices, and it never predicts outcomes. Treat it as a rehearsal partner, not a preview of your hearing.
Can the simulator make up facts about my case?
It is designed not to. Scripts are generated only from the inputs and exhibits you provide; missing facts appear as bracketed placeholders that you must fill in before export.
Does the coaching tell me whether my argument is legally strong?
No. Coaching covers delivery only — clarity, pace, composure, evidence anchoring, and time. Questions about legal strategy belong with a licensed attorney or your legal aid organization.
Can legal aid staff review client practice sessions?
Institutional deployments include supervision so staff can see practice completion and review sessions with client consent.
Is my practice session recorded or shared?
Voice analysis runs in your browser through the Web Speech API. Institutional data handling is documented on our Trust & Security portal.