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Tap the gavel to open a case and pick the topic (couple, friends, flatmates, family, work...). Each side gives their story, typed or dictated, with photos if they like. Judge Perruque then questions each side, and hands down the verdict: a nickname for the case, the share of the blame, the grounds and a sentence for laughs.

On this phone, you plead one after the other on the same device, without looking at the other side's story. One each, you summon a friend on their own phone: they get a notification and have a deadline, shown in the app, to give their story. Once it has passed, the judge rules by default. This mode requires a profile, and you must be friends in the app.

No. Your story and your answers to the judge's questions stay sealed: the other side, your friends and the jurors see the verdict, never what you wrote. Photos are looked at by the judge for the case and are not kept: the server only keeps a short, neutral description of them.

Without a profile, you can already open cases on your phone, start quick debates and vote in the public court. The profile (sign-in with Apple or Google, then a username) is for the social side: adding friends, summoning them on their phone, sharing a verdict with your friends, posting to the public court, earning points and keeping your record. Your friends only see your username, never your name or email. Whatever you did before signing in is kept.

From the Amis (Friends) tab or your profile: search for their username, send them your invitation link, or scan each other's friend QR code. Once they accept, you're friends in court.

Never your stories. When you post a judged case, the judge writes a neutral summary himself, with no first names and no detail that could identify you. The summary cannot be edited; it is translated and shown to jurors around the world, who vote by swiping towards whoever is right. A problematic case can be reported from its card ("Signaler cette affaire").

Each vote in the public court earns you points, if you have a profile. Once you have enough, exchange them in your profile for a free case. Points have no cash value and cannot be traded between players.

Under the verdict, tap "Faire appel" (Appeal). The Court of Appeal retries the case with fresh eyes. On two phones, an appeal takes two: both sides must ask for it. Appeals are part of the Premium offer.

If a story mentions violence, threats, suicidal thoughts or a child in danger, the judge stops joking: there is no verdict, and free helplines are shown instead. These numbers are always available in Profil, Réglages, "Numéros d'aide" (Helplines). The judge may also refuse a text containing remarks he cannot publish.

Nothing at all, on purpose: Qui A Raison? is a game. Judge Perruque is an artificial intelligence playing a judge for laughs; his verdicts are neither a court decision nor legal, psychological or relationship advice. See the disclaimer.

If you have a profile, sign in again with the same Apple or Google account: your username, friends, cases and points are linked to that account. For Premium, use the same store account and tap "Restaurer mes achats" (Restore purchases). Without a profile, cases opened on the old phone cannot be recovered.