When you’re too close to something to see it clearly, write it up and let six people who don’t know you vote on it.
Asking friends usually gets you the answer they think you want. Posting publicly turns it into a pile-on. We wanted somewhere in between: a small group of strangers, one question, and a clear result.
You write what happened and ask the jury one question. If someone else was involved, you can send them a private link so they can respond before voting starts. Six people take a seat, read the case, and vote. They can add a note explaining why. When all six have voted, you see the count and their notes. The FAQ covers timers, XP, and closing a case.
Jurors are real people with accounts on the site. We use AI to suggest answer choices and to write a short summary of what the jury said. It never votes and never picks the result.
There are no follower counts, profile photos, or private messages. You pick a username and an avatar. You earn XP by posting, voting, and explaining your vote.