What the AI does not do
- ×Declare who is right.
- ×Choose the “best” settlement.
- ×Silently reinterpret the evidence rules.
- ×Move a clause to agreed without a valid vote.
The Mediated Table is an invite-only, AI-assisted environment for difficult disputes, inquiries and negotiated decisions. It checks factual claims against agreed evidence, restates positions neutrally, identifies what each issue turns on and preserves the record — while people retain the authority to decide.
Nothing is agreed until the parties vote, clause by clause, under rules fixed at the start.
The Mediated Table brings together capabilities that are typically fragmented across mediation, investigation, case-management and AI tools: governed private rooms, evidence with visibility scopes, claim-level labels with citations, compatibility checks, neutral restatement, crux identification, constraint-aware options, hostility nudges, human decision rules and documents rendered from an auditable record. Other tools address parts of this workflow. The Mediated Table brings the whole process together.
Put opposing interests into one AI conversation and it can start behaving like an arbiter. The Mediated Table separates assistance from authority.
The private-room products use a common nine-step core: explicit roles, agreed evidence, claim-level checking, controlled disclosure, human decisions and an auditable output. The Social Mediated Table carries the same claim-not-person, evidence-with-citation discipline into an open public feed.
Two or more parties, with a human neutral if they want one.
The convener sets out the conflict or deal and the clauses to settle.
The parties decide up front what sources count as proof.
Each claim is marked verified, contradicted or not covered, with the relevant passage cited.
A proposal that conflicts with an agreed clause is flagged before it reaches the room.
Positions are restated neutrally, the crux is named and constraint-respecting options are offered.
A hostile draft gets a suggested rephrase — never a penalty.
Only a vote, under rules fixed at the start, moves a clause to agreed.
The room renders the instrument the setting needs — a Document of Understanding, inquiry report, notices or another structured outcome.
The private-room products share a governed core, while The Social Mediated Table adapts the same evidence-first, claim-not-person discipline for a public feed. Each product applies the principle to its own setting, roles, evidence model and guardrails.
Here are three examples —
For family property, inheritance, estate, co-ownership and other multi-party disputes where several people may hold different evidence, constraints and acceptable outcomes.
For sensitive workplace inquiries where investigators need structured evidence handling, protected disclosures, timeline checks and a defensible record — without automated adjudication.
A public, feed-based extension of The Mediated Table's evidence discipline — designed for open social conversation where factual claims can be validated against a public, inspectable evidence corpus.
Every clause carries its status, the parties’ positions, the evidence behind relevant claims and the votes that moved it. What is agreed stays distinguishable from what is still open.
The three products above show how the same design philosophy can work across private disputes, formal inquiries and public conversation — with the workflow adapted to the setting rather than forcing every problem into the same interface.
Multi-party settlements involving ownership, valuation, timing, reimbursement, private constraints and explicit consent.
Investigator-led matters involving allegations, protected evidence, disclosure boundaries, findings and notices.
Open conversation with opt-in, per-claim validation against a public evidence corpus — without scoring people or turning validation into moderation.
The same evidence-first, human-authority principles can be adapted to other disputes, inquiries and structured decision environments.
Explore a room above or contact us to discuss early access, a pilot or a room configured for your organisation.