Built so institutions can train with confidence.

Law schools, firms, and government agencies handle sensitive case materials and student data every day. TrialSim is built to respect that.

Your people's performance data belongs to them.

Scores, session history, and coaching records are owned by the individual user — not the institution. Faculty and firm dashboards show cohort-level data only; individual records require explicit consent to share.

Case materials are architecturally isolated.

When users upload case materials for simulation, those materials are stored in matter-specific, encrypted containers inaccessible to institutional administrators. This is a technical constraint built into the system, not just a policy on paper.

We don't sell data. We don't train our models on your work.

TrialSim's business model is institutional and individual licensing — not data. Your case materials and performance data are never sold and never used to train our models.

Questions about our security posture?