The moot court workspace for Indian law students

Where moot champions are made.

Draft a competition-ready memorial, argue it before an AI bench that pushes back, and fix every weak spot with a personal tutor. One workspace for you and your whole moot team.

  • 1,100+ law students on MootMind
  • Built on 38,000+ real judgments
  • Unlimited Supreme Court search, free
  • Made for Indian moots
  • Grounded in real Supreme Court judgments
  • Bluebook · ILI · OSCOLA
  • Live voice rounds before an AI bench
  • Researcher & Speaker tracks
  • Built for three-member teams
Six tools, one workspace

Everything your moot needs, from proposition to final round.

Research, draft, argue and improve in one place. No ten open tabs, no lost WhatsApp drafts, no 3 a.m. citation hunt.

Flagship
Memorial Generator

A complete memorial, drafted in minutes.

Upload the moot proposition and pick your side. MootMind writes every section for your side of the case, in the format your competition asks for.

  • All ten sections, from cover page to prayer
  • Bluebook, ILI or OSCOLA, with footnotes on the right page
  • Polish it in the built-in editor, then download a PDF
Draft a memorial
AI Judge

Face a bench that doesn't go easy on you.

Argue your case out loud before an Indian AI bench. It interrupts, asks for authority and holds you to court etiquette, just like the real round.

  • Live voice rounds in Indian English
  • Timed rounds, with extra minutes on request
  • Scored on persuasion, law, structure and time
Argue a round
AI Tutor

A coach that knows exactly where you slipped.

Pick your track: Researcher or Speaker. The tutor reads your last AI Judge round and drills the mistakes the bench caught until they're gone.

  • Researcher: drafting, authorities, proposition quizzes
  • Speaker: bench handling, rebuttals, delivery
  • Starts from the weaknesses the AI Judge flagged
Start a lesson
Free
Smart Legal Search

Find the right precedent in seconds.

Search Supreme Court of India judgments by case name, citation, article or topic. Unlimited and free with every MootMind account.

  • Full-text Supreme Court judgments
  • Search by name, citation, article or topic
  • No credits, no limits
Search judgments
Ask MootMind

Ask anything. Get answers with real citations.

Your research partner for the whole moot. Ask about a doctrine, an article or a tricky issue in plain English, and get answers grounded in real Supreme Court judgments.

  • Plain-English answers to legal questions
  • Backed by real Supreme Court cases
  • Help with drafting, orals and every MootMind tool
Ask a question
Team Workspace

Prepare as a team, not in WhatsApp threads.

One project per moot. Your researcher and speakers join with a 6-character code, and every memorial, judge round and tutor session is shared automatically.

  • Upload the proposition once, for everyone
  • See each other's drafts and flagged weaknesses
  • Team plans share one quota between all three
Open your workspace
How it works

From proposition to podium in four steps.

Most teams spend weeks on a first draft. With MootMind it lands in minutes, so your time goes where it wins rounds: sharpening the argument.

01

Upload your proposition

Drop in the PDF, Word file or text and choose your side. MootMind reads it and picks out the court, the parties and the issues.

02

Watch your memorial take shape

Sections are drafted one by one, grounded in Supreme Court precedent, with every footnote on the page it belongs to.

03

Argue it before the bench

Take your case to the AI Judge in a live voice round. Expect interruptions, hard questions and a stage-by-stage scorecard at the end.

04

Fix it, then go again

Send the round to your AI Tutor, drill what the bench caught, and come back sharper. Repeat until it's second nature.

New to mooting?

What is a moot court memorial?

A moot court is a mock hearing: real judges or seniors on the bench, students as counsel. Before anyone stands up to speak, each side files a memorial, the written submission that sets out its whole case.

It tells the bench what your client wants, why the law is on your side, and which authorities back you up: cases, statutes and scholarly writing.

Judges read it before the round begins, so your memorial speaks first. In mooting, that first impression is scored. A clean, well-cited memorial signals confidence; a sloppy one costs you marks before you've said a word.

Every memorial follows the same ten-part structure. MootMind handles the structure, so your effort goes into the argument.

Student reviews

Reviews from real moot teams, coming soon.

We don't publish fake testimonials. Once teams have used MootMind on a real moot, their words appear here. Sign up, draft a memorial or argue a round, then tell us how it went.

Why MootMind

Weeks of grind, or one focused evening.

The same moot, prepared two ways. The difference speaks for itself.

Manually
MootMind
Time to a first draft
30–40 hours
About ten minutes
Citation accuracy
Inconsistent and easy to get wrong
Bluebook, ILI or OSCOLA in every footnote
Oral practice
Wait until a senior is free
A live AI bench, any time of day
Case research
Ten open tabs at midnight
Supreme Court judgments, ranked for you
Final document
Footnotes that drift in Word
A clean PDF, ready to submit
Teamwork
WhatsApp threads and lost drafts
One shared project for the whole team
Pricing

Priced for law students.

Pick a plan for your moot, or try any tool with a single credit. Nothing renews automatically.

Weekly

A focused week of prep. Ideal for an internal moot or final revisions.

₹849Save 6%
₹799/weekvs. buying the same credits one by one
  • 2 AI memorials
  • 2 AI Tutor sessions (10 messages each)
  • 1 AI Judge live round
  • 5 Ask MootMind queries
  • Unlimited Smart Search + Team workspaces
Most popular

14-Day Moot Block

One complete moot, from proposition to prelims. The favourite for competitions.

₹1,859Save 14%
₹1,599/14 daysvs. buying the same credits one by one
  • 3 AI memorials
  • 3 AI Tutor sessions (10 messages each)
  • 3 AI Judge live rounds
  • 20 Ask MootMind queries
  • Unlimited Smart Search + Team workspaces
Best value

Monthly

For students mooting back to back. The lowest cost per day.

₹3,799Save 16%
₹3,199/monthvs. buying the same credits one by one
  • 6 AI memorials / month
  • 10 AI Tutor sessions / month (10 messages each)
  • 5 AI Judge live rounds / month
  • 30 Ask MootMind queries / month
  • Priority email support
Not ready for a plan?

Start with a single credit.

Draft one memorial, argue one round or take one tutor session, and judge the quality for yourself before you choose a plan.

1 memorial · ₹1491 tutor session (10 messages) · ₹1291 judge round · ₹1491 research query · ₹29

Create an account, verify your email and buy a credit to begin.

Mooting as a team?

Team plans: one payment, one shared pool.

Team Weekly ₹999 (save 26%) · Team 14-Day Moot Block ₹1,899 (save 42%). All three members draw from one shared quota, with live usage everyone can see. The project owner buys it inside your team workspace.

Open workspace →
Frequently asked

Questions before you commit.

Straight answers to what students and faculty ask us most.

What do I actually get when I generate a memorial?+
A complete A4 memorial with all ten sections: cover page, table of contents, abbreviations, index of authorities, statement of jurisdiction, facts, issues, summary of arguments, written arguments and prayer. It's written for your side, in your competition's citation style (Bluebook 21st by default, with older Bluebook editions, ILI and OSCOLA available) and under the right jurisdiction (Article 32 or 226 by default, with 131, 132, 133, 134, 136, 143 and 227 available). Every issue in your moot problem is argued in full, and if a draft is ever interrupted you can finish it free. Polish anything in the built-in editor, then download a searchable PDF.
Are the cases real, or does the AI make them up?+
Real. MootMind holds the full text of more than 38,000 Supreme Court of India judgments, from 1950 to 2025. When it drafts your arguments, it first pulls the judgments relevant to your issues from that library and is built to cite only those, with their reported citations. You can open any of them in full in Smart Legal Search, which is free with every account.
Is using MootMind allowed, or is it cheating?+
MootMind is a preparation tool, in the same way a senior's guidance, a research database or a practice round is. Treat the draft as your starting point: test every argument, rework it in your own words and make it your team's own, and follow your competition's rules on outside assistance. Moots are won in the oral round, where no tool can speak for you, and that is where MootMind trains you hardest: a bench that questions you, a tutor that drills your weak spots, and authorities you genuinely understand.
Is my work private? Could another team see my arguments?+
Your moot problem, drafts, judge rounds and tutor sessions are private to your account, and to your team if you work in a shared project. No other user can see them. Every memorial is drafted fresh for the side, issues and choices you enter; it is not copied from anyone else's. We never sell your data, and the AI provider we use does not train its models on what you submit.
How does the AI Judge score me?+
You argue a live, timed round by voice. Upload your memorial, pick your side and set the clock, and an Indian AI bench takes it from there: interrupting, asking for authority and holding you to procedure. At the end you're scored on persuasion, law, structure and time, with the strengths and weaknesses the bench noticed. Like a real bench, it cuts in mid-argument, understands courtroom words even when your mic mishears them, and closes with a stage-by-stage verdict and the exact mistakes to fix. One click sends those weaknesses to the AI Tutor.
What does the AI Tutor do for researchers and speakers?+
The Researcher track takes you through your memorial section by section, builds the authorities for each issue and quizzes you on the proposition. The Speaker track trains bench handling, rebuttals and delivery, and after an AI Judge round it works through the exact mistakes the bench caught. It answers your questions directly, the way a good senior would. Each session includes 10 messages, and you can switch study modes within it.
Can my whole team work in one project?+
Yes. Create a project for the moot and share its 6-character code; your teammates join as speakers or researcher. The moot problem is uploaded once, and every memorial, judge round and tutor session is shared, so your researcher sees exactly what the bench pressed the speakers on. A team plan gives all three of you one shared pool of credits.
Can I try it before buying a plan, and will I be charged again?+
Yes, you can start small. Creating an account is free, and Smart Legal Search is free with every account. To try a tool, buy a single credit: ₹149 for a memorial, ₹149 for a judge round, ₹129 for a tutor session and ₹29 for a research query. Plans start at ₹799 for a week, and the 14-Day Moot Block (₹1,599) covers a full competition with 3 memorials, 3 judge rounds, 3 tutor sessions and 20 research queries. Every purchase is a one-time payment by UPI, card or net banking. Nothing renews, and you are never charged again unless you choose to buy.
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