Creativity is the competition.

DrawJury is a live drawing game where one unusual title produces many different ideas, and an AI host explains what it can actually see.

Meet the Jury

Pixel, Inky and Byte present every verdict. Behind them is one AI judgement, scored against the rubric you saw before drawing. They are characters, not three separate models, and they never vote.

Judge Pixel
Paddle 1
Holds paddle 1: the rubric's first criterion. Round glasses, steady smile.
Judge Inky
Paddle 2
Holds paddle 2: the second criterion. An ink drop with a lot to say.
Judge Byte
Paddles 3 + 4
Holds the remaining criteria, 3 and 4, as one paddle. Antenna up, always counting.

Faces follow the score. Each judge reacts only to the share of the locked points earned on their own paddle, never at random and never at the artist.

90% or more
75% or more
50% or more
Below 50%
Zero

How DrawJury is built

Why it exists

The fun is not drawing perfectly. It is seeing how differently people solve the same visual problem — then debating a transparent result and wanting one more round.

AI has a bounded job

It creates family-safe challenge titles and judges visible interpretation. It never sees player identity, past wins, popularity, or private drawing history.

Code owns round validity

Official deadlines, canvas shape, submission locks, and rubric totals are validated outside the model. Creative tools stay open.

Honest uncertainty

Low judge confidence stays visible in the record but never overrides locked scores. Judging failures pause honestly, and the public rubric never changes silently.

Private until you choose

Official safe results save to your private gallery automatically on each device unless you turn that setting off. Live-play strokes stay on your device; an anytime duel temporarily saves only your latest draft so you can return. Publishing a share card remains your explicit choice, and deletion stays in Gallery.

The product promise

Draw together. Reveal together. Let AI judge — with enough evidence that everyone can understand, question, and play again.