The AI verdict chamber
Two sides enter.
One verdict leaves.
Bring the disagreement. Make your case, restate theirs fairly, and let an impartial judge call it - then see where you two actually agree. Built for understanding, not just winning.
Tonight's head-to-head
Who is basketball's greatest of all time?
Choose your chamber
Not every argument needs the same kind of judge.
Friendly
Petty arguments, roommate disputes, group chat debates. Low stakes, high entertainment - the AI keeps it fun.
StartDating
Settle it as a couple. The AI picks a winner, but its real job is bringing you two closer together.
StartCompetitive
Bring a topic or let the AI pick one. Battle real opponents publicly, climb the leaderboard.
StartSee the moment that matters
A verdict people will want to share.
Every debate builds toward a clear, memorable ruling—not a wall of AI text.
Who gets the last slice?
“I bought the pizza, so I called the last slice.”
“You already ate four. Fairness beats financing.”
How a debate actually goes
Set the scene
Pick a mode and a topic - or grab one of this week's from the Lobby. Bring a friend, a stranger, or just the AI.
Steelman, then argue
Before you rebut, restate the other side so well they'd say "yes, that's it." The judge checks it - a fair restatement counts in your favor. Then the moderator drives each round with a question both sides must answer.
A verdict, and what's underneath it
Each round is scored for argument quality and good faith - conceding a real point earns credit. At the end, the judge names a winner and maps where you two actually agree and what the real disagreement is.
Usernames, not real names
You get a handle. No one sees your real name unless you want them to - and your online status stays private by default.
Challenge anyone
Send a direct challenge by username, or drop a table in the Lobby and let someone walk in.
Friends & presence
Build a friends list, see who's online when they let you, and challenge them straight from the list.
A real leaderboard
Competitive wins count. Climb the rankings, build a record, and let your win-loss line do the talking.
Pick a username. Start your first case.
Free to argue - no real name required.