Grumble Court puts everyday arguments on the docket

Field notes

The homepage organizes participation as a small public docket: visitors read a dispute, inspect arguments for both sides, and vote once for an informal audience result. Its examples cover shared transport, restaurant water service, and recycling-label consistency, with Case 001 marked as voting open and estimated at four minutes. The site says advocates are AI-assisted and use editor-checked evidence, while its footer cautions that the demonstration cases and vote totals are illustrative.