A worthy opponent
The AI takes the opposing view and pushes back with counter-arguments.
Debate
Sharpen your arguments against an AI opponent.
Pick a position and defend it. The AI argues the other side, challenges weak points and helps students build clearer, better-evidenced reasoning.
- Sides of the argument
- Both
- Back-and-forth rounds
- Live
- Topic you choose
- Any
- Uniforms reduce bullying over clothes.
- Counterpoint: can you cite evidence bullying actually drops?
- Several schools report fewer incidents…
- Stronger. Now address the cost to families.
What you get
What makes Debate different.
Evidence over opinion
Students learn to support claims and spot gaps in their own reasoning.
Critical thinking
Practice anticipating objections and responding clearly under pressure.
Safe to be wrong
A low-stakes place to test ideas before class discussion or an essay.
How it works
Three steps to get going.
Pick a motion
Choose a topic and the side you want to argue.
Go round by round
Make your case and respond to the AI's rebuttals.
Reflect
Review where your argument was strongest and weakest.
Who it's for
Built for everyone around the learner.
Students
Build confidence for essays, class debates and oral exams.
Teachers
Argumentation practice that scales to every student.
Teachers overviewParents
Encourages thoughtful, evidence-based reasoning at home.
Parents overviewFAQ
Common questions.
Who picks the topic?
The student does. Pick a motion and the side you want; the AI argues against you.
Is it just about winning?
No. The point is clearer reasoning — stronger claims, better evidence and answers to objections.
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