Hear the jury
before the jury
hears you.

Voir runs your case past AI juror panels calibrated to your venue, then hands you the full deliberation.

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Empty wooden jury box in a quiet courtroom, twelve seats in two rows

From case file to deliberation in an afternoon.

A full mock jury with no recruiting, no scheduling, and no conference room. You brief the panel the way you'd brief a colleague.

1

Brief the panel

Upload the complaint, key exhibits, and both sides of the argument. Voir assembles the case file your jurors will hear.

2

The panel deliberates

Twelve AI jurors, drawn to match your venue's demographics, hear the case and argue it out among themselves.

3

Read the room

Verdict splits, damages ranges, and the full deliberation transcript come back the same day you ask for them.

What comes back.

Quantitative signal you can put in a memo, and qualitative detail you can build a strategy around.

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Verdict distribution across runs

Run the same case twenty times with fresh panels. The spread tells you whether an outcome is signal or luck.

DEFENSE VERDICTPLAINTIFF VERDICT
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Damages range

Where panels landed when they found liability, not a single number pretending to be certainty.

$1.2M to $3.4M
median $2.1M across 20 runs

Tipping points

The moments that moved jurors, pulled from every transcript.

  • Flipped 4 jurors: the eleven-day gap in the maintenance log
  • Hurt credibility: defense expert calling logbook edits routine
  • Barely registered: the reaction-time reconstruction

The full transcript

Every juror, every exchange, on the record. When a panel reaches a conclusion, you can read exactly how it got there.

Juror 2: If my shop skipped safety checks for two weeks and someone got hurt, no one would call that an accident.
Juror 9: Then tell me why the merge doesn't matter. Two seconds is two seconds.

A pressure test, not a crystal ball.

Voir does not predict verdicts. No one can. It shows you how twelve reasonable people argue about your case: where they anchor, what they misread, and which exhibit flips the room.

Calibrated to the venue

Panels are drawn from public demographic data for your jurisdiction, not a national average. A panel in Wilmington argues differently than one in Chicago, and it should.

Nothing is a black box

Every juror's reasoning is on the record. If a conclusion looks wrong, you can trace it line by line instead of taking a score on faith.

Cheap enough to be wrong

Run the case ten different ways before trial prep hardens. Save the live focus group budget for the version of the argument that survived.

See your case the way a jury will.

Thirty minutes. Bring a closed case and we'll run it live, so you can check the panel against a verdict you already know.