One in the box. Four take their shot.
Live video and audio debates. One person argues the Affirmative. Four challengers line up on the Negative and take turns in the box against them. A moderator runs the clock and rules on fact checks.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android.
HOW A ROOM RUNS
Step into the box
One person takes a position and the Affirmative seat. Their job is to defend it against everyone who comes at it.
Four Negatives, one at a time
Challengers wait on deck. Each gets a timed round in the box. When the clock hits zero, the next one steps in.
The room watches
Anyone can watch or listen live, chat along, and raise a hand to get in line for the next round.
ANY TOPIC. YOUR ROOM.
Video or audio. You moderate, or step in.
1 Oneness vs 4 Trinitarians
Faces on screen for everyone seated: the moderator, both sides and the four on deck.
Is baptism required for salvation?
Voices only, with profile photos in the seats. Easy to join from anywhere.
Calvinist in the box: 4 Arminians ask
Put a debate on the calendar, or challenge someone directly. People RSVP and get reminded.
CLAIMS GET STAMPED
Each debater in the box gets one fact check per round. The moderator rules on the claim, stamps a verdict with a source, and the ruling pops up for everyone in the room, then stays in the debate's log.