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A hearing, before the real one

Walk into the real one ready.

For most people, the first hearing they ever see is their own. Hadmaya lets you meet it first: tell it what happened, and a judge, the other side and their lawyer take their seats. Bring your own lawyer in from her phone, and the judge answers her by name.

Filmed on jus-tice.com on 23 September 2026.Until “That’s today”, everything on screen is the live product.

Today

What a hearing looks like

No forms, no legal words to learn first. Four moments from the hearing in the film.

The Hadmaya start screen with a tenant's story typed in plain words
01

Say it your way

Write what happened the way you would tell a friend, or start from a document. Choose a court hearing, a mediation, witness preparation or a look at how strong your case is.

A live hearing with a judge, both parties, their lawyers and a hearing assistant
02

The room fills

A judge, the other side, lawyers for both. Everyone has a name and a job, and the judge asks what a judge would ask. Step in whenever you want; the hearing carries on from your words.

The invited lawyer's phone: she types her name to join the hearing
03

Bring your lawyer in

Send a link. She opens it on her phone, types her name and she is in the same hearing, able to answer in her own words, typed or spoken.

On her phone, the judge replies to the invited lawyer by name
04

The judge turns to her

A real person spoke, and the court responds to her by name, on her point. At the end you keep the whole hearing in writing, and can run it again with what you learned.

How to bring someone in

Three steps, one link

Your lawyer, a witness or the other party can join the hearing you are running, from any phone or laptop. Nobody has to fill in a form.

The invitation panel: choose who the guest is, create the link, copy it or send it on WhatsApp
  1. Pause, then invite

    In the hearing, press pause so the floor waits for your guest, then choose Invite your lawyer or another participant.

  2. Choose who they are and send the link

    Pick their seat (your side, the other party, a witness or an observer) and create the link. Send it on WhatsApp or copy it. Each link is for one person and lasts an hour; you can revoke it at any time.

  3. They join, you continue

    They open it, type their name and join. When they have answered, press continue: the court responds to them by name.

Tip. Until your lawyer registers on Hadmaya, invite them to your side of the hearing.

The Hadmaya mark, formed from many human and artificial faces

What we are building next

Here is where it is going

A room that comes alive

Every seat with a face that moves and a voice of its own, several at once, in Hebrew and in English.

Today portraits and a distinct voice for each seat.

Your seat, your face, your voice

Step into the hearing as yourself, with your consent, instead of watching someone speak for your side.

Today you take part in your own words, and people you invite join under their own names.

A professional at the other end of the link

The lawyer who joins can take on the case. A mediator can help both sides settle before anyone sees a courtroom.

Today invite your own lawyer by link; legal professionals can register now.

For lawyers and mediators

Meet your next client in the room

People arrive having already told their story, rehearsed it, and heard the hard questions. You join where you are needed.

Join a client’s hearing

A client sends you a link. You join from any phone or laptop, speak in your own name, and the hearing responds to you.

Try a hearing yourself

Bring Hadmaya to your practice

Prepare witnesses, test arguments before a mediation, and walk clients through what the day will feel like.

Register as a legal professional

Your hearing is coming. Meet it here first.

Start a simulation

The film was recorded on the live product with a fictional case. Both people in it are from the Hadmaya team, and the narration is a synthesized voice. Everything after “That’s today” describes what we are building, not what ships today. Hadmaya is a simulation and preparation tool, not legal advice.