VerdictPilot · Jury simulation and trial preparation

Twelve people will decide. Meet them before trial.

VerdictPilot seats a jury panel for your venue, lets it hear your case and deliberate, and shows you who moved, who held, and why. AI jury selection, voir dire and mock trial rehearsal for trial lawyers, in a browser, on a cloud model or one on your own server.

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A mock jury, seatedsized to your jurisdiction, each seat a person with a background and a lean
Voir dire, writtenquestions for the panel and for every seat, with a strike ledger
A deliberation, on the recorda transcript you can read, from the first ballot to the verdict

The jury box

You meet the jury at voir dire. Rehearse in front of them earlier.

A trial is argued to a dozen people counsel meets for the first time in the box. VerdictPilot builds that panel for your venue, seats it, lets it hear your case and argue it out, and hands you the record of what happened, so the first time you read a room is not the real day.

A panel for your venue
Each seat is a person: a background, attitudes toward the issues in your case, and a lean at the open and at the close. The panel is sized to your jurisdiction and the verdict rule follows it.
Questions for every seat
Voir dire questions for the whole panel and for each prospective juror, plus a strike ledger that records every challenge as peremptory, for cause or hardship, with the reason.
A deliberation you can read
The transcript, the first ballot, who moved and when, how the count ended, and which seats your closing should be aimed at.

How it works

From the case file to the jury room.

Five steps, one matter. By the end it holds the panel, the questions, the deliberation and the closing.

01
Describe the matter
Type it or dictate it. The app reads the case type, the jurisdiction and the panel size, then shows you the case as it was read so you can correct it before anything is built on it. Start from a prepared case type if you prefer.
02
Seat the panel
Juror profiles land seat by seat: who they are, what they bring into the room, and where they lean before a word is said. Strike a seat and the ledger keeps the ground and the reason; seat an alternate in its place, or replace a sitting juror with a new profile.
03
Ask the right questions
Voir dire questions for the whole panel and a targeted set for each prospective juror, built from the profile in that seat, so jury selection starts from what you want to learn rather than from a blank page.
04
Let them deliberate
The panel hears the case and argues it out. You get the written transcript, the first ballot and the final count, the moments a seat changed its mind, and a courtroom view where you can watch the room turn. Runs continue while you work on something else.
05
Aim the closing
The deliberation tells you which seats to speak to and what each one needs to hear. Review the judge's charge against the case, then export the trial file as a PDF.

Capabilities

Everything a trial team needs to walk in prepared.

Each piece is in the product today, and each has a page of its own.

Juror profiles

Every seat gets a person: a background, attitudes toward your issues, and a lean at the open and at the close.

AI Juror Profiles

Deliberation rehearsal

The panel hears the case, argues it out and reaches a verdict in the simulation, with the whole exchange written down.

Trial Outcome Simulation

Voir dire and jury selection

Panel-wide and per-juror questions, and a strike ledger that records the ground and the reason for every challenge.

Voir Dire Questions

Case templates

Start from a prepared case type, from premises liability to securities fraud, and adjust it to your matter.

Case Templates

Private, local AI

Run the whole simulation on a local model on your own hardware when the matter requires it, so nothing leaves your network.

Private & Local AI

More than one model

Put the same case to several models and see whether they agree. Disagreement is shown as the finding, not averaged away.

Multi-Provider AI

Where it runs

Cloud speed, or no cloud at all.

Every run says which model it used, in plain words, and whether it ran in the cloud or on your own server. Choose a cloud model when speed matters, or a local model on hardware you control when the matter must not leave the building. The choice is per matter, and you can change it.

On your server

A local model, no outside AI provider, and privileged material that stays inside your walls.

In the cloud

The fastest run, for matters where the cloud is acceptable.

Accounts open only after email verification and an administrator's approval. The trial file exports as a PDF, and the matter's data can be downloaded as a file, so what you build here is yours to keep.

How privileged material is handled

Who it is for

Built for the lawyer who will stand up.

The same rehearsal whether the firm is one attorney or many.

Solo and boutique practices

Seat a panel for one matter from a browser, read how it leans, and walk into voir dire with questions already written. Nothing to install.

Growing litigation teams

Every attorney prepares the same way: shared case templates, one method for reading a panel, and a trial file that can be handed to the colleague who takes the case to court.

Firms with their own infrastructure

Run it on a local model on your own hardware, keep privileged material inside the firm, and approve each account before it opens a matter.

See how it works

Questions

Before you seat your first panel.

What trial lawyers ask us first.

What is VerdictPilot?

VerdictPilot is jury simulation and trial preparation software for trial lawyers. It builds a jury panel for your venue, drafts voir dire questions for the panel and for each seat, runs a simulated deliberation with a written transcript, and shows which seats moved and where the closing should aim. It is rehearsal, not a prediction.

Is this a prediction of the verdict?

It is a rehearsal. It shows how a modeled panel reacts to your case and how a simulated deliberation unfolds, so you can see where the case is strong and where it needs work before trial. Every decision in the courtroom stays yours.

How big is the panel?

The panel is sized to the jurisdiction you enter, six or twelve seats in most venues, and the verdict rule follows it. If the jurisdiction cannot be read from your description, the app says so instead of guessing.

Where does my case information go?

You choose for each matter. A cloud model gives the fastest run. A local model runs on hardware you control, so privileged material does not have to leave your network. The choice is shown on every run. More on the private and local AI page.

Can I use it to prepare for jury selection?

Yes. VerdictPilot drafts panel-wide and per-juror voir dire questions, and keeps a strike ledger that records each challenge as peremptory, for cause or hardship, with the reason. It is preparation material for counsel; every decision in the courtroom remains yours, and nothing in the product is legal advice.

Ready to see how the box leans?

Describe a matter, seat the panel, and read the deliberation before the real one.