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PRACTICE ONLY . GENERAL INFORMATION, NOT LEGAL ADVICE
Small claims . Mediation . Tribunal

Rehearse your dispute before the real one.

Tell us what happened. Face an AI judge and an AI landlord, client or seller who argue back. Leave with your odds, your weak spots and a one-page case summary to bring.

4 roundsabout 8 minutes to a full rehearsal
Free helpwe always point you to legal aid first
Step 1 of 2 . Your case

What happened?

Step 2 of 2 . Evidence

Toggle what you actually have. Be honest. The rehearsal is only useful if it matches reality.

Evidence board

Your case at a glance

Solid cards are what you have. Dashed cards are gaps the other side will push on.

YOU LANDLORD
Case strength
WeakEvenStrong
Rehearsal verdict

You'd probably get most of it back

Rough odds of a good outcome 60 to 75% Likely outcome: most of the £1,200, minus a fair cleaning charge

A rough range from your answers and evidence. Real outcomes depend on the judge, the facts and the rules on the day.

Your strongest argument

Your weakest point

Missing evidence

    What to bring

      Next steps

        General information, not legal advice.Rules and fees change. Check the official court or tribunal site for your area, and talk to free legal help before you file.

        Free help near you

        Bring this with you

        One-page case summary

        Practice log

        1 rehearsal . strength 54 . next: rehearse mediation with the deposit scheme

        Case File . until the hearing

        Your case, getting stronger each week

        Hearing date (sample)Wed 18 Nov 2026
        28days

        Strength trend

        Weekly drills

        Evidence locker

        Argument library

        Your best lines, saved and reused. They carry into mediation and any future dispute.

        The grand mission

        Everyone gets a rehearsal before facing a system built for lawyers.

        Most peoplein small claims, tenancy and employment disputes represent themselves. The other side often has done it before. A rehearsal closes some of that gap.

        We don't replace lawyers or legal aid. We get people to the door prepared: knowing their facts, their evidence, the question the judge will ask, and where to get free help.

        Yr 1

        Rehearsals for the big three: deposits, unpaid invoices, faulty goods. UK, Brazil, Canada, Nigeria, the Philippines, India. Rules data reviewed by local lawyers.

        Yr 2

        Mediation mode and handoff. Practice the call before mediation. One tap to book a free clinic with your summary already filled in.

        Yr 3

        Access to justice at scale. Legal aid charities and courts use it to prepare self-represented people. 50 jurisdictions, 20 languages, used before a million hearings.