For judges

Judge the round with the ballot already half written.

Flow it yourself, or let the AI flow it. Either way, the reason for decision is drafted and waiting for your edits.

A judge at a desk, laptop open, listening to a round
One

Every word, captured.

Each speech is transcribed as it is given, on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Read any speech back while you write the ballot.

Con rebuttal · transcriptOn this device

"…and that number counts every weather event, not just the ones the grid could have prevented. So even if you buy their study, the impact is a fraction of what they claim…"

Ballot · Round 3From your flow
Pro C1 · Grid reliabilityExtended through Final Focus. Con's weather answer was dropped in Con summary.
Con C1 · Ratepayer costPro's subsidy answer was not extended past rebuttal. Con collapses to cost in summary.
Con turn on Pro C2 · JobsUnanswered. Pro kicked C2 in Final Focus.
Draft it in proseCopy to tab site
Two

AI assist: you flow, it finds.

The ballot opens with the findings from your flow: what carried to Final Focus, what was dropped and by whom.

Ask for the draft in prose and make it yours.

Paste it straight into the tab site.

Three

AI mode: it flows, you decide.

New to flowing? Let the AI flow the round from what was said, and learn the threads by reading the sheet it made.

Then decide from it.

Flow · from the roundAI drafted
ProConRebReb
SumSumFFFF

You are in control. Want the AI's read of the round? Ask for it. Already decided and want a clean reason for decision? That is there too.

The basics

Everything a round needs, on one sheet.

The flow sheet

Eight speeches and a row per contention.

Timers

They know the format.

Rulings

In one tap. Undone in one tap.

Your brief beside you

Found as you type.

New to judging?

Your first ballot should not be a guess.

Most Public Forum judges are parents. The sheet gives you the structure before you know the jargon, and the draft shows you what a decision rests on.

Hand your notes to the debaters when you choose.