State the idea
Put your startup concept on the record in 280 characters. Clear enough for a pitch, short enough to prevent a manifesto.
AI startup tribunal
Your startup idea is now in session.
Submit the pitch. Receive a ruthless, funny, and specific ruling before your group chat has the chance to be polite.
No credit card. No fake encouragement. Just a ruling.
Case no. pendingStartup Court
Court notice
Evidence may include ambition, buzzwords, and suspicious TAM math.
The court's promises
Specific
The ruling responds to your actual idea—not a startup horoscope.
Fast
Go from pitch to quotable judgment without scheduling a feedback call.
Honest
No invented experts, fabricated reviews, or guaranteed business outcomes.
Court procedure
Three steps. One legally questionable reality check.
Startup Court turns an early pitch into feedback you can react to, debate, and share—without pretending an algorithm is a venture fund.
Receive the ruling
The court returns a verdict, a score out of 100, and pointed findings tailored to what you actually submitted.
Share the evidence
Copy the complete case file—including the quotable one-liner—and send it to your cofounder, group chat, or pitch team.
Sample case file
“A marketplace for renting houseplants to people who want better Zoom backgrounds.”
Possible verdict
NICE TRY
Each decision includes a verdict, score, concise findings, and a screenshot-worthy line. Actual results vary with the evidence.
Important disclaimer
A sharper prompt for discussion—not investment advice.
Court fees
Put one idea on trial—or open the docket.
Start with a free ruling. Upgrade when idea testing becomes a habit.
Visitor's pass
Free
$0
For founders with one idea and sufficient emotional resilience.
- 3 verdicts each day
- Verdict and score
- Shareable case copy
Full docket
Pro counsel
Pro
$12 / month
For builders, studios, and teams that keep a crowded idea docket.
Unlimited verdicts
Complete case history
Longer findings
Priority deliberation
Exportable case files
Cancel any time
Questions from counsel
Before you approach the bench.
The court is ready
Stop pitching the mirror. Get a ruling.
Bring the idea you cannot stop explaining. Startup Court will put it on the record.
Submit your first case