New app 'Who Is Right?!' uses AI to referee your breakfast arguments in real time
airesearch12 · x · 2026-09-23
A dev launched Who Is Right?!, a free web app that referees couples' daily arguments. Say something checkable (e.g. "The Eiffel Tower is in Rome") and the app listens live, searches for evidence, and returns a TRUE/FALSE verdict with Jev probabilities, confidence, timing and cost details in a debug view, plus optional narrator audio. It's labeled a party demo, not a fact authority, with a 3-minute cap and 3 sessions per IP per day; the mic stays off until you tap start.
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