Make your case
State what happened and what you think the internet should decide.
Put your argument on trial. Let strangers vote. Get a verdict worth sending to the group chat.
Real votes. Permanent case links. No fake consensus.
You make the argument. The internet makes the call.
One clear argument. One shareable case. A verdict made from the people who actually showed up.
State what happened and what you think the internet should decide.
Share the permanent case link. Real people choose for or against.
The result comes from votes stored by the court. Nothing is seeded.
Send one case URL anywhere. People can open it, judge it and pass it on.
The verdict is calculated from actual votes stored by the court.
After judging one argument, anyone can bring their own question to the court.
Free users can create public cases and vote. Membership adds private and unlisted cases and membership identity.
Authenticated voting and server side checks keep the result tied to real accounts.
Cases can be reported for harassment, threats, personal data, hate, spam and other abuse.
We do not manufacture votes, users, testimonials or popularity claims.
Yes. Public cases are designed to be opened and shared by anyone. You only need to sign in when you want to vote or create a case.
The verdict is based on the stored for and against vote totals. There is no hidden consensus score.
No. Internet Court uses a magic link or Google sign in so you can enter without remembering another password.
Yes. Every public case has a reporting path for abuse such as harassment, threats, personal data, hate and spam.
Public cases are free to start. Membership is for people who want more control over their cases and identity.
No. The product is built around real authenticated votes and server side checks.
Make the claim. Share the link. Find out what the jury thinks.