AI-Powered, Fair & Fast Dispute Resolution
iOS Beta – coming soonResolve disputes for a fraction of traditional lawyer costs—just $2 per party during beta.
Advanced models analyze both sides objectively and suggest balanced outcomes.
Forget court calendars. Reach resolution in minutes and move on with your life.
Describe your dispute and invite the other party with a secure link.
Grok AI reviews evidence and proposes a fair resolution—usually in under 5 minutes.
Both parties sign a court-enforceable contract. Funds release automatically if escrow is used.
Our models parse claims, evidence and legal context to build structured arguments—no black-box magic.
Each resolution includes a step-by-step rationale mapped to precedent and governing law.
Dynamic prompts adapt tone & concessions based on live sentiment analysis to maximise voluntary agreements.
Traditional escrow services rely on humans: escrow officers validate evidence, approve releases and manually wire funds. That means delays, bias and fees that can run 2–6 % of the transaction value. MediationAI replaces that bottleneck with deterministic smart-contract escrow governed by a transparent AI mediation process. Once both parties upload evidence and the model proposes a settlement, the contract’s release conditions update on-chain in real time—usually in under five minutes.
The escrow vault itself is asset-agnostic: it can custody stablecoins, NFTs or conventional fiat held at our partner banks. An oracle layer keeps both worlds in sync, so payouts can jump seamlessly from USDC on Polygon to domestic ACH in the US or SEPA in Europe. Every movement is auditable and cryptographically signed, eliminating the “black box” nature of legacy processors.
Funds are tokenised and held in auditable contracts—release conditions are encoded, not manually approved.
ML models watch dispute timelines & trigger alerts if parties stall or provide fraudulent evidence.
Fiat rails via partner banks keep consumer deposits federally protected.
Get early access on TestFlight and help shape the future of fair dispute resolution.