Hey Product Hunt 👋 Craig and I kept hearing the same thing from trial attorneys: the best way to test a closing argument is in front of a real jury or focus group, and that's expensive, slow, and usually only happens once, right before it counts. One thing changed along the way: Claude is excellent at reasoning through a presentation, but on its own it can only read a transcript; it can't see you. So we paired it with Gemini, which can actually watch the video, so the jury reacts to your facial expressions and body language, not just your words. For transcription, we tried Whisperflow first for its accuracy, but it was too slow to return results, so we opted to use the local device to transcribe. We tested it by lying to it on purpose. Recorded from the bathroom and said, "I am not in the bathroom right now" with a toilet clearly in frame. The jurors didn't miss it, one flagged the contradiction immediately. That's when we knew it was actually watching, not just listening. The jury itself is made up of 14 distinct personas, The Skeptic, The Bean Counter, The Empath, and more, each reacting to your presentation with a different bias, the way real jurors would. You get a scored report (Clarity, Persuasion, Credibility, Engagement), a Jury Consultant summary, and rewrites for what's not landing. Then re-run it with a fresh panel to stress-test again. Your recordings never touch our servers, everything's on-device. Attorneys are rightly protective of case-prep material, and we wanted that to be a non-issue from day one. Free trial included, no account needed. We'd love feedback.

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Getting useful feedback before a high-stakes presentation is surprisingly hard.

Friends and coworkers already know you, know the context, and may be reluctant to tell you when something isn t working. Practicing alone can help with delivery, but it can t tell you how someone hearing your argument for the first time will react.

We ve been thinking a lot about this problem lately.

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JuryVision

Rehearse in front of an AI jury before you face a real one.

Rehearse in front of an AI jury before you face a real one.

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Getting useful feedback before a high-stakes presentation is surprisingly hard.

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Getting useful feedback before a high-stakes presentation is surprisingly hard.