Voice-first AI courtroom practice for trial attorneys – opposing counsel that argues back, a reactive jury, and case-law-grounded scoring. We're onboarding in small cohorts.
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Argue your motion in front of a simulation of your actual judge. Cross a witness who fights back, read a jury that reacts in real time, and get scored against the case law that controls your matter.
Tell us who you're appearing before, and you'll argue in front of a simulation of that judge – modeled on their published opinions and the patterns in their record. Practice the motion before you ever stand up to give it.
Simulated for practice from the public record. Not legal advice, and not the judge.
Pick a mode and practice the way you'll actually perform – speaking, thinking on your feet, and adjusting in real time.
Deliver to a reactive jury and get scored on persuasion, structure, theme, and delivery.
Examine AI witnesses who evade, hedge, volunteer, and crack under a well-built line of questions.
Take or defend a deposition – control the record, place objections, and manage a difficult deponent.
Prep your witness against aggressive cross so they're steady, credible, and consistent on the stand.
Argue motions and appeals before an AI bench that interrupts with the hard questions you'll really face.
Run jury selection to surface bias, then sharpen real-time objections and responses under pressure.
One hostile witness. A cross-examiner that doesn't let go. Ninety seconds to hold the record together – then see what a real session looks like.
Counsel: Isn't it true you never actually saw the light turn red?
You: your turn…
A free, no-sign-up version arrives at public launch. Request access to try it now.
Mock trials are expensive and rare. This is a sparring partner you can use at 11pm the night before.
A voice adversary that objects, counters your framing, and adapts to your strategy in real time.
Read real-time reactions to your delivery and theme – and learn where you're losing the room.
Feedback tied to controlling authority and your jurisdiction – not generic, made-up commentary.
Objective feedback on persuasion, accuracy, and delivery after every session, with concrete coaching.
Add the facts, exhibits, witnesses, and key authorities. TrialPractice builds the matter around them.
Pick a mode and argue, examine, or object in a real spoken back-and-forth – just like the courtroom.
Receive a scorecard with strengths, gaps, and specific coaching – then run it again until it's sharp.
One mock jury or focus group runs $10,000 or more. TrialPractice gives you unlimited reps against a jury that reacts – for a fraction of a single billable hour a day.
For the attorney sharpening before a case.
Full arsenal for the practicing trial lawyer.
For firms practicing together.
3 seats minimum
Request accessFor large firms, PD offices & DA's offices.
Volume pricing
Contact salesPrices in USD. Practice-minute allowances cover the live voice modes; jury research, message testing, and scorecards don't count against them. Founding-cohort pricing is locked for your first year.
We're onboarding trial attorneys in small cohorts so every firm gets hands-on setup. Request access and we'll send your invite.
Yes. Your matters, files, and sessions are private to your account. We don't train public models on your case material, and you control what's uploaded.
Civil and criminal trial work. Scoring and authority are jurisdiction-aware, so feedback reflects the law that actually controls your matter rather than generic commentary.
Just a browser and a microphone. It's a real spoken conversation – you talk, it responds in real time.
Yes. Team plans let you add attorneys, share case setups, and review scorecards across the firm. Ask us about a firm pilot.