Petty court, now in session

Settle silly disputes with a public verdict.

Submit both sides, rally the group chat, and let Quibble issue a funny AI ruling with receipts—and bragging rights.

Free to file. No app download. Keep it harmless and petty.

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The Quibble promise

60 seconds

A short path from disagreement to filed case.

Both sides

Every petty defendant gets room to explain.

One shareable link

Voting stays simple for the entire group chat.

Quibble is new, so we will not pretend there is a packed courtroom of testimonials. We can promise clear rules, equal space for both sides, and a verdict built for fun—not real-world judgment.

Court procedure

From “am I wrong?” to final ruling.

No legalese. No endless thread. Just a tiny courtroom built for the disputes your friends are already debating.

01

File both sides

Each person gets room to make their case without interrupting, derailing, or rewriting the group-chat history.

02

Put it to a vote

Share one public link and let friends settle the only question that matters: who is being more ridiculous?

03

Receive the ruling

An AI judge turns the arguments and vote into a funny written verdict ready to share.

04

Keep it petty

Quibble is for harmless disputes—not harassment, serious conflicts, or naming uninvolved third parties.

Pay per punchline

Filing is free. Make the win official.

No subscription for a disagreement about the dishwasher. Start free, then add ceremony only when the case deserves it.

Basic verdict

$0

Everything needed to hear both sides and settle the chat.

  • Two-sided case submission
  • Public voting link
  • Funny AI-written verdict
  • Shareable result page
File for free

Official business

Premium certificate

$3

per case

Turn the ruling into an official-looking artifact made for screenshots, victory laps, and permanent residence in the group chat.

  • Everything in Basic
  • Polished verdict certificate
  • Screenshot-ready layout
  • A more ceremonial ruling
Start a premium case

Fine print, plainly

Questions before you object?

The court awaits

Your group chat already has a case.

Give both sides sixty seconds, share the voting link, and let Quibble deliver the verdict.