CrossCoach is not yet generally available. First structured pilots with Australian police agencies begin late 2026, each running on a named, frozen build, with access widening as the pilot reports land. If your organisation’s conclusions get questioned in court, we’d like to hear from you.
Free during structured pilots. Participants are nominated by their agency. Full access to all disciplines as they ship.
For forensic units, police laboratories, and academic departments running structured testimony training.
For police agencies, prosecutorial bodies, and national laboratories with custom procurement needs.
Each pilot cohort runs on a named, frozen build, so the experience is stable and the results are comparable. Between pilots we expand the library and recalibrate the evaluator from structured feedback. Scoping the cohort keeps every session useful enough that practitioners come back.
We publish rates in early 2027, after the first structured pilot reports. Until then, figures shared in scoping conversations are budgetary estimates.
Postgres in Supabase (ap-southeast-2). Transcripts are encrypted at rest. Private-mode sessions are not stored beyond the session itself.
No. CrossCoach uses Anthropic and OpenAI through their commercial APIs, whose terms exclude training on submitted data. Provider copies are held briefly for trust-and-safety monitoring, then deleted, and private-mode sessions are never stored by CrossCoach at all. The full answer →
For Agency engagements we can discuss deployment within your own environment, including where data sits and how model calls are processed. Tell us your constraints and we can scope what is feasible.
OpenAI embeddings + pgvector retrieval over a curated, version-pinned knowledge base. Counsel is constrained to source-cited questioning. The evaluator is a separate prompt with its own rubric.
CrossCoach is a JTProjects product, founded by Professor Jason Tangen, a cognitive scientist with twenty years of research on expertise, decision-making, and forensic science.
The fastest path is a short note describing your unit, the disciplines you cover, and the size of the cohort. We reply to every note.