Deposia doesn't just tell you what went wrong—it shows you exactly how to improve, using insights from top legal professionals.
Unlike generic practice tools that give you a simple "good job" or "try again," Deposia analyzes your performance across two critical dimensions that actually matter in real legal practice: content and delivery. This isn't just feedback—it's mentorship from the best attorneys, available instantly.
"I used to practice arguments with friends, but their feedback was always too nice or too vague. Deposia tells me exactly what a senior partner would say—and it's helping me improve faster than I ever thought possible."
— Marcus T., 2L at Georgia State
Your legal reasoning, argument structure, and factual accuracy are evaluated against proven frameworks used by successful attorneys.
How you present your arguments matters just as much as what you say. We analyze the nuances that separate good lawyers from great ones.
Deposia's feedback engine is trained on real courtroom data from top-performing attorneys. We've analyzed thousands of successful arguments, depositions, and hearings to understand what separates winning strategies from losing ones.
This means you're not just getting generic advice—you're learning the specific techniques, phrasing, and approaches that have proven successful in real legal practice. It's like having a senior partner review every practice session.
See exactly where you excel and where you need improvement, with specific scores and benchmarks
Get specific, actionable steps to improve your performance in your next practice session
Receive personalized scenarios designed to strengthen your specific weak points
Most law students practice in a vacuum, getting little to no feedback on their performance until it's too late. Deposia changes that by giving you the kind of detailed, expert-level feedback that usually takes years of practice to access—available instantly, every time you practice.
Know exactly what to improve
Learn from the best attorneys
Improve faster than traditional methods