Two ways in, and both of them free.
The full app on iPad and iPhone from the App Store, or the same work in a browser on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook. No licence to arrange before you try it.
Pick the one you will have open at counsel table.
Most trial lawyers start on the device that is already in the bag. If that is an iPad, take the App Store version. If it is a firm laptop you cannot install anything on, open the web app instead.
The full app, from the App Store
The version built for the well of the court. Write on the panel with an Apple Pencil and it becomes text as you go, and everything keeps working when the signal does not.
- Apple Pencil handwriting, converted as you write
- Works offline, in a courthouse with no signal
- Free to download and free to keep
Free on the App Store. No credit card and no trial clock.
The same app, in your browser
For the firm laptop you are not allowed to install software on, and for the desk you sit at between trials. Open a tab and the courtroom is there.
- Nothing to install and nothing to approve
- Opens on any machine in the office
- Free to use, no credit card
Runs in a current version of Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox.
What you need, and what you do not.
There is no procurement step here. The download is not a lead form, and nothing on this page asks you to speak to anyone first.
What you need
An iPad or iPhone for the App Store version, or any computer with a current browser for the web app. Handwriting needs an Apple Pencil; everything else does not.
What you do not need
A credit card, a licence key, an IT ticket, or a call with a salesperson. The web app in particular needs no admin rights on the machine, which is the usual obstacle at a firm.
What it costs to start
Nothing. JuryBoard is free to download and free to keep, with enough room to run a real panel before you decide. You pay when a firm needs seats, not before.
Four things people ask on this page.
Which one should I get?
Take the App Store version if you will have an iPad or iPhone with you when the panel comes in. It is the one built for counsel table, and it is the only one that takes Apple Pencil handwriting. Take the web app if your trial machine is a Windows laptop, a Mac, or a Chromebook, or if you cannot install software on the firm hardware.
Do I need an iPad to use JuryBoard?
No. That assumption costs people the most time on this page. The web app runs the same selection on Windows, Mac, and Chromebook in a browser tab, with no install and no iPad anywhere in the room.
Can I use both?
Yes, and most people end up doing exactly that. The iPad goes to court and the browser is what you open back at the desk. There is nothing to buy twice.
Do I have to pay to try it?
No. There is no credit card at the download, no trial clock counting down behind you, and nothing that expires while you are waiting for a case. Open the sample panel, code a few jurors, and decide from there.
The panel does not wait for procurement.
Take whichever one is on the device you already carry, open the sample case, and see how it handles your courtroom before it has to.
Free on iPad, iPhone, Windows, Mac, and Chromebook. No credit card, no trial clock.