Free AI Mediation Simulator With Instant Feedback
Mediate8 is a browser-based mediation simulator where you practice with realistic AI-driven parties, choose a dispute category and language, run a mediation conversation, and review feedback and a session log. Guest users can start a free simulation without registration.
Simulator Preview
- Choose a dispute type such as workplace, family, landlord-tenant, school, business, or neighbor conflict.
- Add a short dispute description or let the simulator create one from its scenario seeds.
- Mediate AI-driven parties through the conversation and receive feedback after the session.
How It Works
1. Set the case
Select category, language, and difficulty. Add only fictional or training facts, not confidential real-case details.
2. Mediate the parties
Ask questions, summarize, reframe, caucus where useful, and test options.
3. Review feedback
Use the feedback and log to identify what to repeat, revise, or discuss with an instructor.
Example Scenario
A landlord says the tenant blocks access for repairs. The tenant says prior visits were late, disruptive, and poorly explained. The mediator needs to surface interests around access, reliability, privacy, cost, and trust before discussing a repair schedule.
Try this exercise with AI-driven parties
What Feedback Can Help You Review
- Whether your questions were open, neutral, and useful.
- Whether both parties had enough airtime.
- Whether you acknowledged emotion before moving to problem solving.
- Whether proposed options became specific enough to reality-test.
Who Uses It
Students
Use the simulator before class to arrive with concrete questions and a better sense of what to practice next.
Mediators and professionals
Use fictionalized practice scenarios to rehearse communication and process skills. Do not enter confidential real-case information.
Instructors and schools
Assign short simulations as homework and use logs as formative discussion material, not as automatic certification.
Limits and Responsible Use
The simulator supplements practice. It does not replace supervised training, legal advice, ethics instruction, professional judgment, or formal assessment by qualified instructors.
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FAQ
- Is registration required?
- No. The free guest path lets you start a simulation without creating an account.
- How long does a simulation take?
- A focused practice run can be kept to about 10-20 minutes, depending on how much you mediate before requesting feedback.
- Can instructors use it for grading?
- Use it cautiously as formative evidence. Final assessment should stay with instructors and course standards.