Who's arguing today?
One tap routes you to the right experience \u2014 the motions, the coaching, and Eli's whole approach adjust to where you are.
Eli's voice
Eli speaks using your device's built-in voices \u2014 no downloads, no accounts. Pick the voice you like; a male voice is selected for you by default.
Pick your motion
First-timer friendly: these motions use everyday situations and plain language. Pick any case \u2014 or choose \u201cGuided\u201d and Eli will walk you through building your first argument step by step.
Key authorities
Mode
Your side
Round length
The rubric you'll be scored against
You'll rate yourself on these four areas after the round \u2014 no fake grades from Eli. Read them now so you know what to aim for.
Your coaching scorecard
Step 1 \u2014 rate yourself
Against the rubric you saw before the round. Be honest \u2014 Eli doesn't grade you; your ratings shape your tips.
Step 2 \u2014 your round, measured
Rate yourself above, then press the button \u2014 your tips are derived from your self-ratings plus the measured stats.
How it works
Three steps to your first round
1. Pick a track and a motion
Exploring law school? Start with a beginner-friendly motion and the guided mode. Law student? Choose any of the 22 motions across constitutional law, criminal procedure, torts, contracts, evidence, and legal ethics.
2. Argue by voice \u2014 or type
Speak into your mic (Chrome or Edge work best) or type your answers \u2014 the debate, coaching, and scorecard work identically either way. Eli's lines are captioned live and the full transcript runs below.
3. Get your coaching scorecard
Rate yourself against the visible rubric, see your measured stats \u2014 pace, filler words, time used, questions answered \u2014 and get 2\u20133 concrete things to tighten next round.
- Is this legal advice?
- No. This is a practice tool with fictional scenarios and real legal authorities for study. Eli is a practice partner, not a lawyer \u2014 nothing here is legal advice.
- Does my voice or transcript leave my device?
- No. Speech recognition, Eli's voice, and your transcript are handled by your browser on your device. Round history is saved in your browser only, and you can delete it any time.
- Which browser works best?
- Chrome or Edge on desktop for voice input. iPhone Safari doesn't support web voice input \u2014 on iPhones, type your answers; everything else works the same.
- Are the cases and rules real?
- Yes. Every motion's authorities are real cases, rules, and restatements with links to public sources. The background stories are fictional scenarios written for practice.