Juror 01
Evidence
What is actually supported by the record?
Deliberates independently
The AI courtroom for couples
Settle the argument. Plead your case.
Present both sides, submit the evidence, and let a panel of AI jurors deliberate before the judge rules.
One subscription covers both partners.
Case #024
The Last Slice of Pizza
3 AI jurors deliberating
How Plead works
From “you always…” to a verdict in four steps
Either partner can file a case. Roles are per case, so whoever files is the plaintiff this time.
Step 01: File your case
Explain what happened, state your position and attach screenshots, photos or text evidence.
Step 02: Hear both sides
Your partner is summoned and gets their own chance to plead, respond and present evidence.
Step 03: The AI court deliberates
Independent AI jurors review evidence, consistency and fairness. The judge then delivers the final ruling.
Step 04: Choose the judgement
The winner picks one safe, case-relevant judgement generated by Plead — for example replacing a meal, planning a date or taking over a chore.
The AI court
A real court, not a chat thread
Plead runs your disagreement like an actual trial, so both sides get heard before anyone gets to say “told you so”.
- Filing
- Summons
- Defence
- Evidence
- Objections*
- Cross-examination*
- Closing statements
- Deliberation
- Verdict
*Where enabled for the case.
“Screenshots become exhibits. Excuses become testimony. Petty disagreements become Case #024.”
Multiple AIs, one verdict
Three AI jurors. One presiding AI judge.
Each AI juror reviews the case record independently with its own focus. The presiding AI judge then weighs their findings and delivers the court’s ruling.
Juror 02
Consistency
Whose story holds together?
Deliberates independently
Juror 03
Fairness
What outcome is proportionate and reasonable?
Deliberates independently
Presiding Judge
Final ruling
Reviews the structured findings and delivers the court’s ruling.
AI-generated rulings, for everyday disagreements. Plead’s AI court can get things wrong. It’s for fun and conversation, not legal, medical, financial or professional advice.
Plead at a glance
Keep the court close
Summons, your turn, verdicts and judgement status on your Lock Screen and Home Screen, without another notification.
Judgements with a payoff
Win the case. Choose the judgement.
When the verdict is in, the winner chooses one judgement from safe, case-relevant options generated for that case.
Verdict final
Judgement: Take them out for dinner
DUE · 3 DAYSSERVED ✓
Food case
- Replace the meal
- Winner chooses takeaway
- Plan a dinner date
Housework case
- Take over the dishes
- Do the laundry
- Cover a chore for a limited period
Late-arrival case
- Plan the next date
- Coffees are on the loser
- Give better notice next time
TV / movie case
- Winner picks the film
- Loser supplies snacks
- No veto for one episode
The safety rule: judgements must remain safe, reasonable, consensual and non-coercive. They are not legally enforceable, and if either of you is uncomfortable, you don’t have to go ahead.
Privacy and safety
Playful court. Serious about care.
Private to the two of you
Cases are private to the linked couple by default. There is no public feed and no audience voting on your case.
AI processing, stated plainly
Case content, including relevant evidence, may be processed by AI service providers to generate the jurors’ deliberation and the ruling.
Evidence is shared with your partner
Evidence becomes part of the shared case record and may be shown to your partner during the trial, so only submit what you’re comfortable sharing.
Not for serious situations
Plead is designed to stop or decline cases involving abuse, coercion, threats, self-harm or serious safety concerns, and to point to support resources. If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
Read the Privacy Policy for the full details.
FAQ
Questions for the court
Does a real person judge our argument?
No. Plead uses multiple AI jurors and an AI judge. Human voting is not the default verdict mechanism.
Can my partner see my evidence?
Case evidence is part of the shared case record and may be shown to the other party during the trial flow, so only upload what you’re comfortable sharing with your partner.
Is Plead legal advice?
No. Plead is an entertainment/relationship app for everyday disagreements and does not provide legal or professional advice.
Do both of us need to pay?
No. One active Plead subscription unlocks Plead for both linked partners.
Can I cancel anytime?
Subscriptions are managed through Apple. Cancellation affects future renewals and access continues according to Apple’s billing rules.
What happens after I win?
The winner chooses from safe, case-relevant judgement options generated for that case.
Can I delete my account?
Yes. In the app, go to Settings → Account → Delete Account, or follow the steps on our Delete Account page. Deleting your account does not cancel an Apple subscription.
More questions? Visit Support.
All rise
Take the argument to court.
Plead both sides. Let the AI court decide. One subscription covers both partners.
