Judge Anthony AI opens to a limited beta. Get on the list now to claim your spot — and lock the founding-member price before the doors open to everyone.
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Everything a self-represented litigant wishes they had — and everything a represented client wishes they could ask at 11pm without the bill.
Upload a pleading, custody order, GAL report, or discovery request — even a screenshot. Get a plain-English breakdown, a threat-level read, and what to do next.
PDF · Word · Image OCRPaste a text or email thread. It flags gaslighting, DARVO, and baiting, marks the evidence gold, and drafts a gray-rock reply that won't be used against you.
Manipulation ScanYour state, your case type, your ex's tactics, your kids, your timeline. It carries the full picture from one conversation to the next — so you never start over.
Persistent ProfileAll 50 states plus DC. It automatically loads the family law that applies to your jurisdiction — no generic answers that don't match your courtroom.
51 JurisdictionsToo overwhelmed to type it all out? Talk to it. Explain your situation out loud and it listens, organizes, and responds — the way a real coaching call feels.
Speak or TypeNot legal info scraped off the internet. It's trained on more than two decades inside the family law system — how a judge would tell you to think about your case.
The DifferenceThe first beta group gets in at the founding-member rate — and keeps it for as long as they stay, even after public pricing goes up. Once the spots fill, the list moves to the back of the line.
We're opening access in small waves to keep quality high. Earlier on the list means earlier through the door.
Join in beta and your rate never rises — while everyone after you pays the public price.
Document creation, voice input, and more roll out to beta members first.
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