File a case
State the charge, name the accused, and explain the grave injustice before the court.
Now convening
Petty disputes. Official proceedings.
Motion to Complain is a private, family-friendly courtroom parody where invited friends and family file fictional cases, present evidence, and settle the matters that are far too petty for any real court.
Coming soon to iPhone
Now in beta
Test the app
Try Motion to Complain before launch through TestFlight. This is a beta version, so things may change as we improve it.
Found a bug or have a suggestion? We’d love to hear from you through Support.
How court is convened
A little due process for life’s smallest offenses.
Circuits are private, invitation-only groups. Everything happens among people who already know one another, with clear controls for reporting, blocking, and keeping the joke from going too far.
Present the record
Each side can submit text and, when enabled, screened photo evidence for the assigned judge.
Face judgment
The judge issues a verdict and a safe, voluntary sentence. Eligible members can decide a one-time appeal.
The fine print, made visible
Private fun requires real guardrails.
Motion to Complain is entertainment—not a legal service, real court, or way to impose real obligations. Dangerous, illegal, humiliating, sexual, discriminatory, coercive, or privacy-invasive sentences and content are prohibited.
Need help? Visit Support for reporting, privacy, and account-deletion information. For immediate danger, contact local emergency services.