Inspiration
As roommates, we often got into arguments over everyday things and struggled to reach a conclusion. We created Hung-Jury to turn those disagreements into something entertaining—a courtroom where both sides get heard.
What it does
Hung-Jury turns small disputes into a virtual trial. Two people present their arguments and evidence, an AI judge evaluates the case and delivers a verdict, and friends can join as the jury. It’s a playful way to settle disagreements, built for entertainment.
How we built it
We started with a shared plan and divided the project into focused parts. We used Claude, Codex, and Cursor to help develop the courtroom interface, backend, AI judge, and voice, avatar, and safety features.
Challenges we ran into
Our biggest challenges were agreeing on a clear idea, coordinating our workflow, and making separately developed pieces work together under a tight deadline.
Accomplishments that we're proud of
We’re proud of turning an idea into a complete project in less than 24 hours while learning to collaborate across different parts of the system.
What we learned
We learned how to divide responsibilities, communicate technical requirements, and integrate our work into one shared project. We also learned that agreeing on interfaces early makes teamwork much smoother.
What's next for Hung-Jury
We want to share Hung-Jury online, gather feedback, and let the community help shape new features. Our next steps are improving reliability, refining the courtroom experience, and making it easier for friends to join a trial.
Built With
- claude
- codex
- css3
- elevenlabs
- html
- javascript
- typescript
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