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Choose the named judge you're appearing before. If your judge isn't live yet, fall back to a court-style general bench calibrated to the forum.
AI Oral Argument Simulator · Calibrated to Real Judges
Try the case —
Try the case —
after you've tried the judge.
Judge-specific AI oral argument simulator trained on your judge's actual transcripts and tailored to the briefing and issues before the court.
07:42
The Court
"Counsel, you've argued for ten minutes that the contract is unambiguous. If it's so clear, why are we here? Walk me to the operative provision and read it to me."
You
"Your Honor, Section 4(c), beginning at JA-87 — 'Buyer shall have no obligation to close in the event of a Material Adverse Change…'"
The Court
"Stop. The very next sentence — read that one too. Your brief skips past it and I'd like to know why."
Session Debrief
Smith v. Jones
8.4/10
Overall
Responsiveness
8.8
Command of Record
8.1
Doctrinal Precision
8.4
Concision
7.2
"You held the record well on §4(c) — but at 9:18 you tried to recharacterize a fact already in the record. Justice Masley has cut counsel off for this exact move four times in the past eighteen months."
Built on the corpus, not on a prompt
10,000+
Transcripts in the corpus
2 live
Simulators fully calibrated
5 in queue
Simulators in active calibration
Weekly
New transcripts added
How It Works
Four steps to a sharper argument.
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Upload your brief
PDF or DOCX, both sides. We extract the tension map — where the briefs actually disagree — automatically. Takes about thirty seconds.
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Argue in real time
The judge interrupts you the way this judge actually interrupts. Pushes on the weak points this judge actually pushes on. Quotes your record back to you.
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Get a transcript-grounded debrief
Each weakness comes with a citation to a real prior proceeding where this judge ruled the same way. Not opinion — record.
What sets Mootly apart
Generic AI judges can't push back on what they don't know.
Generic AI judges
Trained on legal reasoning in general. Has never read a Masley transcript.
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Court-style benches
Calibrated to a forum's tone (SCOTUS-style, Circuit-style). Still no specific judge.
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Mootly.ai
This judge. This case. This brief. Calibrated from real transcripts.
Who It's For
Built for the practitioners who can't afford a surprise at the lectern.
Litigation Departments
Law Firms
Stop burning a partner's evening to moot every associate. Run the moot against the judge — then have the partner sharpen, not babysit.
Advocacy Programs
Law Schools
Give every student unlimited reps in front of the bench they'll actually compete against. Coach dashboards review every session.
Appellate & Commercial Practice
Solo & Small-Firm
The first time you hear your argument out loud should not be at the lectern. Run it three times against the judge before Friday's hearing.
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