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Plead your case
Each side gets 20 focused seconds to explain what happened—by voice or text, without endless interruptions.
AI dispute court
Settle it in sixty seconds.
Present both sides. Let a theatrical AI judge deliver the final word—and a shareable roast worth putting in the group chat.
Free basic verdicts. No credit card required.
The ruling
“You ate the leftovers. Case closed.”
Our promise
Drama for fun. Boundaries by design.
Under 60 sec
A decisive basic ruling
Both sides heard
Equal time to make the case
You choose
Keep it private or share it
Court is in session
From petty argument to final verdict.
Ruling Room turns the disagreement itself into the event—fast enough for a night out and polished enough to post.
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Hear the ruling
A stern-but-witty AI judge weighs both arguments and delivers one decisive, quotable verdict in under a minute.
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Share the evidence
Turn the ruling into a verdict card or video clip made for group chats, Reels, and the inevitable appeal.
Beyond the browser
Bring the bench to your venue.
Ruling Room booths turn bars, campuses, creator events, and parties into live courtroom theater, complete with printed verdicts and QR-linked clips.
Explore booth partnerships2–5
dollars per booth verdict, depending on the venue
Choose your proceeding
Start free. Escalate when necessary.
Simple options for quick calls, repeat offenders, and arguments that demand a full trial.
Quick Verdict
For the argument happening right now.
$0
- One basic ruling
- Two 20-second statements
- Shareable verdict card
For repeat litigants
Full Trial
For couples, roommates, and friends with a docket.
$7 / month
- Unlimited basic verdicts
- Cross-examination questions
- Community jury polls
- One appeal per case
- Enhanced share cards
Live Booth
A physical verdict experience at participating venues.
$2–5 / case
- Live theatrical ruling
- Printed verdict receipt
- QR-linked video clip
Before you object
Questions from the gallery
Final call for arguments
Stop debating. Get the ruling.
Bring the text thread, the chore dispute, or the question splitting the group chat. Court opens in seconds.
Start a case