Debate-prep tools
Train you to compete. Not for watching real debates.
de-bAIt is building a live second screen for debates — designed to strip out the bait so you can see who won the argument, not just who sounded like it.
The goal is to score, check, and label key moments in real time — so you can follow the argument, not just whoever is loudest.
Planned round-by-round scoring will track who is landing points — not merely who sounds surest.
Designed to surface relevant sources alongside important claims, making confident falsehoods easier to spot.
Designed to flag dodges, strawmen, gish-gallops, and appeals to emotion as they happen — the bait, called out.
There are apps that coach debaters, tools that referee casual arguments, and services that check individual claims. de-bAIt is being built for the spectator watching a real debate unfold.
Train you to compete. Not for watching real debates.
Settle your argument with a friend. Not live, not public.
Score one claim. No verdict on who won the argument.
Designed around the actual debate as it happens — not only a prewritten prompt or transcript.
Planned to separate who won the room from who won the argument. That split is the point.
Designed to turn each final call into a stamped receipt you can post.
The de-bAIt verdict is designed to go beyond picking a side: a clear, shareable summary of the rhetoric, claims, and final call. That's the receipt.
Planned tools for hosting a debate with a live audience scoreboard, shareable receipts, and stamped verdicts.
Planned as a companion to major political and public debates, with analysis that develops as the event unfolds.
de-bAIt is being built in the open. Founding supporters fund the work, get in first, and shape what's built next.