Changelog
What's new.
Updates to the SuperDebate platform — features, improvements, and design polish, in plain English.
2026
designOne typographic voice across the whole site
- Removed the third typeface (a monospace font) that had crept into every button, label, nav link, and badge — the site now speaks in exactly two typefaces: Bebas Neue for headlines and Google Sans Flex for everything else.
- Fixed a long-standing bug where the body font never actually loaded and pages silently fell back to each device's system font — text now looks the same on Mac, Windows, and Android.
- Debate clocks and countdowns keep steady, non-jittering digits.
- The AI practice page (/play) is now a full training companion: a numbered three-step setup with upfront format chips, plus advanced options — Blitz or no-clock pacing, choosing who opens, and coach tips on or off.
- Your device can read The Contrarian's arguments and the final coaching aloud — toggle it in advanced options or right in the debate.
- Practice sessions are remembered on your device: the setup screen shows your session count, last score, and best score, and results tell you how you did against your personal best.
- Starting a debate now asks you to sign up or sign in first, and brings you straight back with your topic, side, strength, and settings intact.
- The home page now features the AI practice arena in its own section — with a sample round so you can see exactly what a debate against The Contrarian looks like.
- The 60-second takes pitch moved in with the live 1-on-1 section, so the two ways to get on camera sell side by side.
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