Get Judged! AI Courtroom

iOS app by Mayadem. Entertainment · Mayadem

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
4
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.0.2
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-17

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Store description excerpt

Bring the case. Pick a side. Get a verdict worth sending to the group chat. Get Judged! is an AI courtroom entertainment app for everyday drama: friend disputes, roommate debates, workplace arguments, relationship misunderstandings, internet hot takes, and group chat chaos. Paste your side of the story or import a screenshot. Get Judged! helps identify the parties and dispute type, then asks which side you are filing from. Once the case is ready, the AI court delivers a dramatic judgment with a ruling, evidence, Sherlock-style breakdown, plot twist, verdict, and full judgment. WHY YOU’LL USE IT • Turn group chat drama into a theatrical AI verdict • Paste a dispute or import a screenshot • Get a structured ruling made to share • Save your verdict history • Share verdicts as text or story-style ruling posters • File an objection when the court got it wrong • Vote on anonymized public cases in Jury Mode • See how your vote compares with the crowd PERFECT FOR • Friend arguments • Roommate disputes • Relationship debates • Workplace disagreements • Internet arguments • Hot takes • “Am I wrong?” moments • Ridiculous symbolic cases Part courtroom drama, part detective breakdown, part roast, and part social sharing tool, Get Judged! turns everyday conflict into entertainment. The court is now in session. Entertainment only. Get Judged! does not provide legal advice, legal analysis, or legally binding verdicts. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

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