Live debates / Fact-checked / AI-judged / Free

Anyone can argue. Few can win.

Five minutes, face to face, against a real opponent. Your claims get checked against public sources. An impartial AI judge decides who actually made the better case.

Random motion, matched straight away. Or challenge a friend.

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Ways to play

Pick how you want to argue

01 / Casual

Quick match

Jump in as a guest. Full fact-checking and scoring, no rating at stake.

02 / Ranked

Ranked match

Sign in and meet an opponent near your rating. Win to take ELO points and climb from Bronze to Grandmaster.

03 / Private

Challenge a friend

Create a private link with your motion and side, send it to a friend, and settle it head to head. Friendly match, not rated.

How it works

Five minutes. One verdict.

  1. 01

    Pick a side

    Choose a motion, or take a random one, and argue FOR or AGAINST. You're matched with someone who wants the other side, ranked or casual.

  2. 02

    Argue for five minutes

    Face to face on camera, voice only, or text. No turns: speak, interrupt, fire back. If you both agree, add five minutes, up to twenty.

  3. 03

    Get fact-checked

    Factual claims are checked against Wikipedia and the news. Results stay hidden until the end, so you argue with each other, not the checker.

  4. 04

    Hear the verdict

    The audience votes live. Then the AI judge scores both sides out of 100 and explains why. Rest your case early and you concede.

No video is ever recorded. Cameras are live only. Your mic audio is kept just long enough to be transcribed when the debate ends, then deleted; the transcript is the official record. In a rematch, the judge also sees a short summary of your last match, so developing your arguments pays off.

The judge

Scored on substance, not volume

20

Argument quality

Is the reasoning sound, and does it address the motion?

20

Evidence & accuracy

Are claims specific, and do they survive the fact-check?

20

Rebuttal

Did you answer what your opponent actually said?

20

Clarity & delivery

Could a stranger follow your case?

20

Conduct

Hard on ideas, civil to people.

Bias checkThe AI judge reads every debate twice, with the sides swapped. If the two readings disagree, the debate is called a draw.