Practice debate against an AI opponent

The AI opponent runs the round format, steelmans the other side, and, crucially, responds to the specific points you made, not to a generic script. It is the part of debate a machine can genuinely help with: someone to argue against, available the moment you want to practice, at whatever difficulty you set.

Arguments stream in as they're written, so a round feels like a conversation rather than a wait.

After the round, a structured judge scores what matters (argument quality, evidence, logic, clarity, and response discipline) and explains why. The point isn't a flattering number; it's a defensible one you can learn from, with the reasoning shown so you can disagree and improve.

Winning a debate is really three skills: building a case that's hard to attack, rebutting what was actually said, and delivering with discipline. Rhetoric lets you drill each one, then recombine them in full rounds, including focused prep tools that pressure-test a specific case before a real event.

Standard AI debate is part of Pro at $12/mo: you speak or type, the opponent replies in streaming text, and the judge scores the round. Premium ($22.99/mo) adds the live spoken debate mode, voice-to-voice sparring with 60 live audio minutes a month, for people who specifically want to practice out loud against a voice. We never dress a text round up as the live spoken mode.