A person before the case.
Household, work, finances, health, relationships, experiences, goals, fears, and responsibilities.
BUILD A LOCAL SYNTHROS JURY BY ZIP CODE
Your ZIP code.
Your jury.
Built for the case.
Enter the case ZIP code and generate 100 Census-aligned Synthros jurors. Each is a complete, context-aware persona with an individual life, personality, beliefs, biases, information habits, cognition, and memory—not a demographic row.
Explore every profile. Choose the jurors. Keep the pool with the case.
A LIFE BEFORE THE CASE
Aaron BrownRetired
David HodgeDental Assistant
Ashley EdwardsCounselor
CASE LAB / RESEARCH NOTE 01Their world shapes
Example Synthros jurors · Synthetic portraitsTheir world shapes
the starting point.
Life. Context. Memory.
Follow the perspective as it develops.
1 ZIPthe local foundation
for your case
for your case
100 jurorsindividual portraits,
profiles, and minds
profiles, and minds
13 dimensionsidentity, context, bias,
cognition, and memory
cognition, and memory
THE SYNTHROS DIFFERENCE
More than a
demographic profile.
Census alignment establishes the local foundation. Synthros builds the person: the life, pressures, worldview, predispositions, social setting, and cognitive continuity that shape how evidence is received.
A distinct frame of reference.
Values, trust patterns, legal attitudes, media habits, assumptions, and cognitive predispositions.
A perspective that can develop.
Local and national context, private reflection, short-term memory, long-term memory, discussion, and adaptation.
FROM ZIP CODE TO JURY POOL
Build the jury.
Know who they are.
Enter a five-digit U.S. ZIP code. Case Lab uses local Census estimates to generate a pool of 100 adult Synthros jurors for that case, each with an individual portrait and inspectable profile.
Open their lives, beliefs, biases, personality, relationships, information environment, and cognitive architecture. Select the people you want for the jury, then use that same case-owned pool across voir dire planning, focus groups, batch panels, deliberation, interviews, and presentation tests. Keep settlement analysis, the trial record, docket, and reports in the same case workbench.
See how a local Synthros jury is built ↗MEET YOUR PANEL
A life behind
every perspective.
Open a juror’s world: life circumstances, worldview, media habits, beliefs, biases, and personality. Each profile is a persistent Synthros identity whose context, cognition, and case memory shape the response.
Example profiles from the Synthros system. Each is a complete synthetic identity.Explore the juror gallery ↗
FROM PRESENTATION TO PERSPECTIVE
Hear the reasoning.
Find your next question.
Enter the case ZIP code.
Generate 100 locally aligned Synthros jurors, explore every portrait and complete persona, then choose the jury for the case.
Put the case in front of them.
Bring the facts, evidence, testimony, and arguments into voir dire planning, focus groups, independent batch panels, a twelve-juror deliberation, or individual interviews.
See what moves—and why.
Follow private reflection, discussion, memory, belief, and bias. Test presentation changes, connect the research to settlement strategy, and carry the record into trial.
BUILT FOR AN INSPECTABLE PROCESS
Keep the reasoning
within reach.
A useful finding should lead you back to the material behind it.
Explore our approachA record you can revisit
Every run saves its approved brief, source excerpts, selected profiles, and model identities.
Questions after the report
Return to an individual juror to explore the reasoning recorded in that analysis.
A considered comparison
Keep your panel and seed when testing a variation. Review the changes alongside possible model variability.
BUILD THE JURY FOR YOUR CASE