Debate

Put it on stage.Let them fight it out.

Some ideas need more than reactions. They need someone arguing against them and someone forced to answer. Debate puts personas on opposite sides of your motion, turn by turn, while a room watches and a judge scores it.

Tonight's motion, as runReal debate bfca8f70 · 12 turns

The main event

Two personas. One argument.The room picks a side.

Put a motion on stage and the room argues it out, turn by turn, in their own voices, while the audience watches and changes its mind. Five formats, from a head-to-head to a pre-mortem at the idea's graveside. Every run below is real.

The motion

The decisive argument

How it's scored

Every turn on the scale.Then the judge weighs it.

When the last turn lands, a judge model reads the whole transcript and calls it: a score from 0 to 100 on the same scale as a simulation, the room's split, the argument that decided it, and the point nobody answered.

Turns going on the scaleFor · undecided · against

Six formats

Pick the roomyour question needs.

A clean head-to-head, a table of analysts, an angry floor, a press pack, a pre-mortem or two teams on a rope. Every one below is a real run you can read.

Share it

One link.The whole argument.

Publish a debate and it gets its own page: the transcript, the voices, the verdict, and a place for your team to say whether they agree.

Send it to the person who has to decide.

This one is ours, and it's been read 634 times. Anyone with the link sees the same thing you do.

  • Private until you publish it, with no workspace or creator details on the public page.
  • Voice if you turned it on, every turn read aloud.
  • Agree or disagree, right under the verdict.

Your motion

The stage is set.What's the motion?

Debate is on Starter and up. Every account starts with 10 free credits to run a simulation first.