Evaluated on the PRESENCE framework. The same criteria judges and supervising attorneys use to evaluate real advocacy. Used by advocates in 10+ countries. Start free.
TrialSim gives you a smart, safe space to build advocacy reps — evaluated on the PRESENCE framework, the professional standard judges and supervising attorneys use to assess real courtroom performance.— before the pressure hits.
Step into realistic courtroom simulations across all six phases of trial. From voir dire to closing arguments.
Every simulation scores you across eight professional dimensions. The same criteria used to evaluate real trial advocates.
Train whenever and wherever you need. No clinic seat required. No scheduling around anyone else.
Openings, closings, direct, cross, objections, voir dire. Drill individual skills or run a full trial simulation.
Run realistic simulations across every phase of trial — openings, direct, cross, objections, closings, voir dire.
Get scored on PRESENCE: the 8-component framework that measures what actual advocates are evaluated on.
The reps used to require a clinic, a coach, or a courtroom. Now you can log them on your own schedule.
Every simulation is evaluated on the PRESENCE framework — the professional standard judges and supervising attorneys use to assess trial advocacy performance.
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Yes. The core advocacy skills TrialSim trains — structuring arguments, examining witnesses, handling objections, reading a room — transfer across legal systems. Users from India, Brazil, the UK, Colombia, and elsewhere train regularly on the platform. Scenario sets specific to non-U.S. legal frameworks, including civil law systems, are in active development.
Moot court and colleague feedback are valuable — but they're scarce, hard to schedule, and inconsistent. TrialSim gives you unlimited reps on demand, scored the same way every time. You can run the same cross-examination ten times in a row until it's sharp. You can practice at midnight before a trial. And you get structured PRESENCE scoring instead of subjective impressions. It doesn't replace live practice. It makes live practice count more.