About Us

This company began with three professionals who kept running into the same problem from different sides of the table.

One had spent years in courtrooms as a seasoned trial attorney. He had seen firsthand how much time, money, and uncertainty surround trial strategy. Traditional mock trials were powerful, but expensive and slow. Jury research was valuable, but limited. Critical case decisions were often made with incomplete feedback and compressed timelines. He knew there had to be a better way to pressure-test a case before walking into court.

Another came from a deep engineering and technology background. He had led teams, built complex systems, and overseen cybersecurity and enterprise-level development initiatives. He understood how data, automation, and artificial intelligence could model human behavior at scale. To him, the inefficiencies in legal preparation looked like a solvable systems problem. If industries like finance and healthcare could use predictive analytics to manage risk, why couldn’t trial lawyers?

The third brought years of experience in project management and product leadership. He had guided software platforms from concept to market, aligning engineering teams with real-world customer needs. He knew how to translate big ideas into usable products, build roadmaps, prioritize features, and deliver tools that professionals could rely on under pressure. Where others saw complexity, he saw structure, process, and execution.

Together, they began asking a simple question:

What if law firms could simulate jury decision-making quickly, intelligently, and repeatedly — without the cost and delay of traditional methods?

The result is an AI-powered jury simulation platform designed specifically for litigators. It blends real trial experience, enterprise-grade engineering, and disciplined product development into a single mission: helping attorneys make smarter strategic decisions before trial begins.

This company was not built in a lab. It was built from courtroom experience, technical depth, and a shared belief that the legal industry deserves better tools.

Our goal is straightforward: reduce uncertainty, quantify risk, and give trial teams data they can act on — before they ever step into a courtroom.