Each side's story
Type it or dictate it, and attach photos as exhibits: a screenshot, a full sink, a message. Your story stays sealed: the other side never reads it.
Party game
A squabble? The judge decides.
Each side tells their story, Judge Perruque (perruque is French for wig) investigates, then hands down the verdict: a nickname for the case, each side's share of the blame and a sentence for laughs. With your partner, your friends or your flatmates, the argument becomes a game.
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Court of Qui A Raison
Case no. 2026-0412
The case of the forgotten booking
LeaSam
Share of the blame
- Whereas the table was to be booked on Tuesday;
- Whereas Lea had reminded him twice;
- Whereas "I thought you'd done it" is no defence;
On these grounds
Sam books the table, and buys dessert.
Tried and judged by
Judge PerruqueJudged
Judge PerruqueJudged
Sealed stories
A sentence for laughs
- Couples, friends, flatmates
- The other side never reads your story
- Typed or dictated
- No ads
What the app does
A real trial, just for fun
Pleas, exhibits, a judge who asks the right questions and a ruling in due form. Everything is there, except the seriousness.
The judge investigates
Judge Perruque questions each side to separate truth from fiction. Answer with a tap, or in your own words: be honest, the judge sees everything.
The verdict is in
A court ruling, for laughs: case number and nickname, each side's share of the blame, pointed grounds and a sentence to serve. Share it freely.
One phone, or one each
Pass the phone back and forth, no peeking. Or summon your friend on their own phone: they get a summons and must plead in time, or the judge rules by default.
Appeal
Can't accept the verdict? The Court of Appeal retries the case with fresh eyes. On two phones, an appeal takes two: both sides must ask for it.
Express debate
Pizza or sushi tonight? One question, two sides, one sentence each: the judge decides in seconds.
Your friends in court
Add friends by username, with your link or a QR code. Their cases land in your feed, told by the judge: vote for who is right, see who voted for whom and comment.
A friend on the jury
Ask a friend to decide: they read the ruling, not your stories, and vote for whoever they think is right.
The public court
Judge other people's squabbles by swiping towards whoever is right, and compare your vote with the other jurors. Each case is summarised by the judge, with no first names, and translated for jurors around the world.
How the hearing works
Four steps, one verdict
1
Each side's story
Typed or dictated, with photos as exhibits. The judge looks at the photos without keeping them.
2
The judge investigates
He questions each side to separate truth from fiction.
3
The verdict is in
Share of the blame, a nickname for the case and a sentence for laughs.
4
The world votes
Post the case to the public court, or ask a friend for their opinion.
The rules of the court
Judge Perruque is funny, adapts his tone to the case and never cheats. But before you come in, three rules.
- It's a game. The judge is funny, not a real court or an adviser.
- Your stories stay sealed: the other side never reads them.
- Violence, threats, danger: no verdict. The judge gives you the helplines.
Free to play, Premium to go further
Qui A Raison? is free to download and play, with no ads. The public court is open to everyone, and your votes there earn points you can exchange for a free case.
Premium, the court's subscription, unlocks more cases and more features. And it's one subscription for two: when one side has Premium, the case is covered for both of you. Terms are shown in the app at the time of purchase, details in the terms of use and sale.
So, who's right? The judge will decide.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Get your best arguments ready.
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