Our vision

AI supported
conflict resolution

We are building a GDPR-compliant, AI-supported platform for mediation and conflict work — developed in Germany and tailored to professional practice.
How we work

Developed in close dialogue with practice

The platform is currently in development. We are building it in close exchange with practitioners — transparently, iteratively, and with a clear focus on what professionals actually need.

Status

First up: realistic simulations for professionals

For training, reflection, and professional development in everyday practice

Use or create practice cases

Professionals can create their own practice cases, share scenarios with colleagues, and use the platform in settings such as continuing education or supervision.

Try out and run simulations

In the text-based simulation, the AI responds dynamically to your interventions as a conflict party. The result: realistic conversation dynamics instead of rigid practice scripts.

Reflect on and refine your interventions

The simulation creates space for reflection and professional growth: you learn to recognize conflict patterns earlier and build confidence in language and process design.

We’re opening access step by step for professionals from mediation, supervision, and conflict work. If you’d like to use tuplita.ai early — and help shape it — you can sign up for early access now.

Practice

How to use tuplita.ai in your practice

With tuplita.ai, mediators and conflict practitioners can practice and reflect on their skills in realistic scenarios. In training, the AI takes on the role of the conflict parties — and responds to your interventions the way real people in conflict do: not always cooperative, not always predictable. The simulation makes it possible to:

  • lead difficult conversations in a structured way
  • train de-escalation and perspective-taking
  • recognize typical conflict patterns early
  • build confidence in stance, language, and process design

At launch, we focus on text-based simulations and the subtle nuances of written communication. Voice input is already available; fully spoken conversations will follow.

Benefits

Why AI-supported simulations?

Good conflict work lives on experience. But experience only comes from practice. AI-supported simulations create an additional protected space to build exactly that practice deliberately — without risk, without waiting, as often as needed.

Dynamic, not scripted

Responses emerge from the conversation, not from a fixed script.

Repeatable and variable

Cases can be worked through multiple times, with different interventions.

Available anytime

Practice and reflect whenever it fits into your working day.

Focused on reflection

Supports the deliberate development of stance, language, and process design.
How

Our approach

Good technology for sensitive contexts isn’t built in a vacuum. Everything we build follows three principles: closeness to practice, alignment with professional standards, and an uncompromising focus on data security.

Practice & Technology

Developed from and for mediation practice. For us, human-centered AI means: technology serves the process — not the other way around.
(Human-Centered AI)

German Standards

Grounded in the German Mediation Act (Mediationsgesetz) and its core principles, with an understanding of institutional requirements and professional standards.
(Mediation practice)

Security & Compliance

EU hosting with a focus on Germany, service providers with GDPR guarantees, data protection as an architectural principle. Designed for sensitive environments.
(Data protection)
Join us

Early Access

tuplita.ai is in constant development. To ensure quality and close exchange, we are currently limiting access.

If you’d like to be among the first, you can join the waitlist. We admit new users step by step — and will get in touch as soon as a place opens up.

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