the last trial closed — the record opens soon

every argument here
ends with a verdict.

reported content goes to seven randomly drawn jurors — real users, sworn under oath, sealed ballots, 24 hours. no moderators. no exceptions.

claim your name watch the court
store buttons arrive the day the app does — until then, both buttons lead somewhere real.
01the mechanics

how a trial runs here.

01 one report opens it. any user flags a post once. no pile-ons, no downvote brigades — a single flag is enough to summon a court.
02 the sortition draws. ten jurors picked at random from real users. no one chooses their judge — not us, not you, not them.
03 the oath seals. jurors swear to judge the evidence alone. ballots stay sealed — no campaigning, no running count.
04 the verdict records. 24 hours, then the ballots open together — public, permanent, unchangeable. doubt favors staying.
02the record · verbatim

watch the court breathe.

verdict · case #0006 · closedreport: misinformation
⏱ KEPT — 5 OF 5
a real case from the record — reported, drawn, sworn, ruled.
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5-0 · the post stays. the burden of proof is on removal, not on staying.
the full case unlocks with the public record — soon5 sworn reasons inside
  1. reportedone user's flag — enough to summon a court
  2. drawnten summoned at random — five answered the call
  3. swornfive took the oath — evidence only, 24 hours
  4. ruledfive sealed ballots, opened together: kept
03the walls

what we can never sell.

random juries, sealed ballots. no campaigning, no bandwagon — just the evidence.
doubt favors staying. no majority in 24h = the post stays. always.
nothing is hidden from you. your scores are public — to you and everyone. no exceptions.
04 · sit in a juror's chair

how would you have ruled?

the case above is real, word for word. five ballots were cast before close — five more fell silent. now the chair is yours. make your call.

a real case from the record — reported, drawn, sworn, ruled.
report: misinformation · case #0006 · sealed until verdict
05the summons
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"i will judge this case on its content alone. i do not know the author, and the author does not know me. my vote is sealed until the verdict, then public forever."

one day, a notification: you've been summoned. 24 hours on the clock — evidence only.