Launch a debate. Anywhere.
Video, moderator controls, audience voting, streaming — built in. From a 1v1 over coffee to a 64-team tournament.
What everyone sees when a debate starts.
Two speaker tiles. A shared timer everyone's reading off the same clock. A moderator bar with the controls that actually matter mid-debate — start, pause, mute, advance. No clutter, no third-party UI, no figuring out who's up next.
- HD video + two-way audio in any modern browser
- Role badges so nobody has to guess who's arguing what
- Built-in chat for off-mic coordination
- Same room on desktop, mobile, and embedded in your site
Every speech timed to the second. Synced for everyone.
Constructives, cross-ex, rebuttals — or just a 60-second hot-take. The timer everyone sees is the same clock the moderator runs. No more “wait, are you tracking time on your phone too?” The room handles it.
Your audience isn't watching.
They're voting.
Every viewer gets a live Pro/Con vote, an emoji reaction strip, and a question queue that the moderator can pull from. The verdict isn't a panel of three judges in a side room — it's the actual people watching.
- Live Pro/Con vote that anyone in the audience can cast
- Tally bar updates in real time as votes come in
- Audience submits questions; moderator picks which to ask
- Final verdict locks at the end — public for everyone
Whatever shape your debate takes
The room reshapes around it. One platform, every format.
Casual 1v1
Friends, classmates, strangers from the club. A topic, a clock, an audience verdict.
Panel debate
Three or four speakers, a moderator, an audience that votes side-by-side as it unfolds.
Town hall
Speakers take positions, audience votes and asks questions, moderator runs the floor.
Podcast-style
Stream to YouTube or Twitch. Viewers vote and react live — they're part of the show.
Classroom / workshop
Structured debate as a teaching format. Built-in timer keeps everyone on track.
Company offsite
Pineapple-on-pizza to product strategy. Icebreaker or warmup, runs in 5 minutes flat.
Charity / fundraiser
Audience-voted debates with optional ticketed access. Stream public, vote pulls revenue.
Tournament round
Bracketed pairings, judge scoring, ballot submission. The full competitive format too.
What's in every room
No third-party tools. No Zoom links. Everything a real debate needs, baked in.
Private video rooms
Browser-only HD video, audio, and chat. Spin up in seconds — no Zoom links, no installs.
Audience voting
Live Pro/Con tally beside the video. Verdict locks when the round closes. No signup to vote.
Moderator + judge controls
One panel beside the video controls the timer, ballot, recording, and stream.
Synced speech timer
One clock everyone sees. Configurable phases — 60-second hot-take to full Oxford.
Stream + record
Push live to YouTube, Twitch, or custom RTMP. Optional auto-record for highlights.
Built for trust
Authenticated rooms. Role-based access. Opt-in recording with audience consent.
Built for every role
Moderator, debater, audience, organizer — each gets the controls that matter for their job.
Moderator / Judge
- Kick off speeches, manage the timer, mute when needed
- Open audience polls + Q&A on demand
- Score from the same screen for competitive rounds
- End the debate — verdict locks for everyone
Debaters
- One-click join, no install or signup ceremony
- Topic, position, and timer visible up top
- Audio + video on by default — just start talking
- See audience reactions + vote tally as you go
Audience
- Vote Pro or Con in real time — change your mind freely
- Drop reactions, submit questions for the next speaker
- See the live tally + final verdict
- No camera or mic needed — just a browser
Organizers
- Create a debate or a full tournament in minutes
- Live dashboard — every room, every status
- Recording + RTMP streaming optional per debate
- Share one link or build a public schedule
Idea → live debate in under five minutes
Four steps. No setup wizard, no install, no scheduling tool — just pick a topic and share the link.
Set the topic
~60sTopic, speakers, time per side. Done in under a minute.
Share the link
~30sOne URL goes to everyone — debaters, moderator, audience. No installs, no invite chain.
Run the debate
LiveModerator runs the timer. Audience votes in real time. You focus on the conversation.
See the verdict
AutoAudience verdict locks. Recording archives automatically. Share the clip, queue the next.
Stream to a thousand. Record for posterity.
Push any room to YouTube, Twitch, or your own RTMP endpoint with one toggle. Optional per-round recording archives every speech for review, highlight reels, or sharing with sponsors.
- RTMP to YouTube Live, Twitch, or any custom endpoint
- Recording starts automatically when the round opens
- Recordings stop on round end + show up in the dashboard
- Audience hub — share one link, viewers pick the room
Troubleshooting
Common video-room issues and how to clear them in under a minute.
My camera or microphone isn't working+
Check that your browser has permission to use your camera and mic — look for the camera icon in your browser's address bar. If it's blocked, click it and allow access, then refresh the page.
I can't hear anyone, or nobody can hear me+
Your system audio output or input is probably set to the wrong device. Unplug and re-plug headphones, switch outputs in your OS settings, then refresh the page to re-connect.
The room says 'Connection Failed'+
A firewall, VPN, or corporate network is usually blocking WebRTC. Try disabling your VPN or switching to a different network (your phone hotspot works in a pinch). Run the connection test if you're not sure.
The room says 'Expired'+
Rooms have a time limit set when the debate is created. If yours expired, the debate may have ended — check the event page, or ask the organizer to spin up a fresh room.
Video is laggy or freezing+
Close other tabs and apps using your camera or bandwidth. A wired connection helps if you've got one. You can also turn off HD video in the room settings to fall back to a lighter stream.
I'm on mobile — does it work?+
Yes — Chrome on Android and Safari on iOS are both supported. For the best experience use a laptop or desktop on a stable connection, but mobile works as a fallback.
Can the audience vote without an account?+
Yes. Audience members vote with a single tap — no signup required. Votes are tied to their browser session so each person counts once per debate.
I'm in the audience but I can't see the speakers' video+
Audience members are view-only by default so the debate isn't disrupted by 200 cameras. You should still see the speakers' video and audio. If video is blank, try a hard refresh.
Ready to launch a debate?
One topic. One link. One room. Everything else is already wired up.