A real video room with a shared speech timer and a live audience verdict, right in your browser. No Zoom, no install.
Free account, live in minutes. Running a tournament? Host a full event.
Go live with an opponent, drop a 60-second video take, or warm up against the AI coach. Same topics, same scoring language.
Pick a topic, or hit Surprise me. Choose the matchup, your side, and how long each speech runs. Hit Go Live and you're on camera with one link to share. No setup wizard, no scheduling tool, no install.
1 on 1
You vs one
2 on 2
Teams
Relay
Rotating
Pro
Argue for
Con
Argue against
Short
~4 min
Standard
~10 min
Long
~20 min
Openings, 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.
Every viewer scores both debaters on the four core criteria at the heart of every scorecard: arguments, evidence, clarity, persuasion. The crowd verdict updates live as ballots land. Judge ballots when you want officials, a crowd verdict when you want the room to decide. And voters can change their minds until voting closes.
Live scoring from a real debate
One claim, one reason, one example. Depth beats breadth in 60 seconds.
Every topic page hosts 60-second video takes: your strongest case, on camera, for or against. Takes stack up Pro versus Con, the room votes, and anyone can answer yours with a counter-take. It is a full debate that never needed a scheduled room.
Two debaters took the GOAT question, Jordan or LeBron. Assigned sides, full cross-examination, recorded end to end. Anyone can watch the whole thing and score both speakers on the four core criteria at the heart of every scorecard: arguments, evidence, clarity, persuasion. The crowd verdict is live.
A quick round against an adversarial AI opponent, from a three-minute spar to a full match. It argues back, then scores your arguments and tells you what to fix. Free, private, any hour of the night.
The room reshapes around it. One platform, every kind of night.
Friends, classmates, strangers from the club. A topic, a clock, an audience verdict.
Three or four speakers, a moderator, an audience that votes side-by-side as it unfolds.
Speakers take positions, audience votes and asks questions, moderator runs the floor.
Stream to YouTube or Twitch. Viewers vote and react live. They're part of the show.
Structured debate as a teaching format. Built-in timer keeps everyone on track.
Pineapple-on-pizza to product strategy. Icebreaker or warmup, runs in 5 minutes flat.
Audience-voted debates with optional ticketed access. Stream public, vote pulls revenue.
Bracketed pairings, judge scoring, ballot submission. The full competitive setup too.
No third-party tools. No Zoom links. Everything a real debate needs, baked in.
Browser-only HD video, audio, and chat. Spin up in seconds. No Zoom links, no installs.
Live Pro/Con tally beside the video, and the replay keeps collecting votes after. One vote per person, with a free account.
One panel beside the video controls the timer, ballot, recording, and stream.
One clock everyone sees. Configurable phases, from a 60-second hot-take to a full match.
Push live to YouTube, Twitch, or custom RTMP. Optional auto-record for highlights.
Authenticated rooms. Role-based access. Opt-in recording with audience consent.
Four steps. No setup wizard, no install, no scheduling tool. Just pick a topic and share the link.
Topic, speakers, time per side. Done in under a minute.
One URL goes to everyone: debaters, moderator, audience. No installs, no invite chain.
Moderator runs the timer. Audience votes in real time. You focus on the conversation.
The crowd verdict is in, and stays open on the replay. Recording archives automatically. Share it, queue the next.
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.
Common video-room issues and how to clear them in under a minute.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, a free account, and it only takes a few seconds. Anyone can watch without one, but voting and scoring require signing in so each person counts once per debate.
Yes, two ways. Record a 60-second video take on any topic page and let the room vote and counter it, or practice a full round against the AI coach at /coach. You can also go live solo and share the link. The first person to join takes the other side.
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.
One topic. One link. One room. Everything else is already wired up.
Running a tournament? Host a full event.
