An AI judge for the arguments you two keep replaying
Couples do not fight about big things at 11pm — they fight about the thermostat, the unwashed pan, and whose “five minutes” is longer. Verdict turns those loops into a case file: one of you files the case with your statement, the other pleads their side, and the AI judge delivers a final ruling.
Because pleas are sealed until the trial, you both write your honest version instead of a rebuttal. The reveal is the fun part: the court convenes, the gavel drops three times, and the ruling is read out — complete with your own quotes used in evidence.
Every verdict ends with a reconciliation order: a concrete, playful penance for the losing side (yes, usually involving milk tea). The point is not who wins — it is that the argument finally has a closing stamp on it, and the group chat gets a very good screenshot.
Free in beta, no sign-up, four languages, and if your partner refuses to testify, the trial in absentia option makes refusing to participate its own losing strategy.
FAQ
Will the ruling be mean?
Savage but safe: the judge teases the logic of your arguments, never appearance, family or anything sensitive.
Can we both see the verdict?
Yes, both parties open the same case link and each gets the full courtroom reveal and the shareable verdict card.
Is our dispute private?
A case is only reachable via its random link, verdict access requires each party’s token, and cases are not listed anywhere public.
Can I use it with a friend instead of a partner?
Absolutely — roommates, best friends, colleagues. Any two-person dispute can be filed.