The court of public opinion

Settle the argument. Let the crowd decide.

Post an anonymized conflict, call in an impartial jury, and get a live verdict while the debate still matters.

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Live verdict

The jury is still out.

Our promise

Honest judgment, without fake hype.

01

Privacy comes first

We prompt you to remove names, faces, handles, phone numbers, and identifying details before a case goes public.

02

Votes stay visible

Live percentages make the crowd’s read clear. CaseCrush does not manufacture testimonials, jurors, or consensus.

03

Both sides get a hearing

Every case is framed around two positions, with room for voters to explain the reasoning behind their choice.

From conflict to consensus

A cleaner way to ask, “Who’s wrong here?”

01 · File

Turn messy context into a clear case.

Share an anonymized screenshot or explain the situation. Name the two positions, give the necessary context, and let jurors focus on the actual dispute.

Case #0217

Roommate thermostat dispute

Plaintiff

Changing it without asking is unfair.

Defendant

Comfort matters more than the old setting.

02 · Deliberate

Votes plus reasoning.

Jurors pick a side and add a one-line verdict. Strong arguments rise above drive-by reactions.

03 · Share

Recruit your own jury.

A case card packages the matchup and live vote split for easy sharing wherever the argument started.

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Start with the public docket.

The core CaseCrush experience is free. Power users can upgrade when they want more control over active cases and results.

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  • Browse and vote on public cases
  • Post one active case
  • Share live case cards
  • Leave one-line verdicts
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For regulars

$6/month

  • Everything in Juror
  • Up to five active cases
  • Extended voting windows
  • Downloadable result cards
  • Personal case history
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Stop replaying the argument. Get a verdict.

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