Who's Right? AI Debate Judge

WHO'S RIGHT? Stop guessing — let the AI judge decide! An argument started and nobody is backing down? Put the phone between you. Who's Right? listens, tells the two speakers apart by voice, and shows how right each of you is in LIVE PERCENTAGES. When time is up it announces the winner and explains exactly why. The impartial referee for friend-group debates, household arguments and every "I told you so" fight. ▸ HOW IT WORKS 1. Put the phone between the two of you. 2. Sign in with Apple and tap "Start the Debate" — the debate starts the moment the mic is live. No setup, no voice enrolment. 3. Just argue. The bar at the top of the screen shows live who is making the better case, and the judge tells you apart by voice. 4. When the debate ends the judge announces its verdict out loud; tap "Details" to read the full reasoning. ▸ WHAT YOU GET • Straight in — from consent directly into the debate • Live percentages — the bar shifts in real time as you argue • Speaker separation — it tells who said what from your voices • Say your name during the debate and it appears on screen; if you never do, you are labelled by the position you argued for • Spoken verdict — the judge announces its verdict out loud • Detailed reasoning — strongest and weakest points for both sides • AI lawyers — if you want, one argues for each side before the verdict • Accuracy score — the factual claims you make are scored separately • English, Turkish, German and Chinese — it follows your phone's language ▸ HOW IT SCORES Who's Right? does not simply reward whoever talks the most. Argument consistency, strength of evidence, staying on topic, and the accuracy of the factual claims made are each judged separately. Shouting earns nothing; convincing does. ▸ WHERE TO USE IT • Hangouts with friends and coffee-table debates • Household "who's right" arguments • Debate and public-speaking practice • As a neutral third eye when you have a bet riding on it • As party and game-night entertainment ▸ PRIVACY FIRST The microphone is on only during a debate; there is no background listening. The speech is transcribed by a third-party service and the debate is scored by third-party AI models; audio and text are processed in real time, are stored nowhere, and are deleted when the debate ends. The verdict (including any names said) is kept in your account's history, and you can delete verdicts one by one. Signing in with Apple does not ask for your name or email address. ▸ FREE TO USE Signing in with Apple is required to start a debate; you can delete your account from inside the app. Your welcome stars are given once, when you create your account, and you decide how many debates to split them across. To argue for longer you can buy star packs inside the app; purchased stars stay on your account. ▸ IMPORTANT Who's Right? is an ENTERTAINMENT app. Its verdicts are not legal, medical, financial or professional advice. Everyone taking part in a debate must agree to be listened to.