The conversation tool for people who actually want to get somewhere.
Find out where you really disagree.
Most arguments waste an hour finding the actual disagreement. Write down what you believe, put it beside someone else's, and the common ground and the real differences are sorted for you before either of you opens your mouth. Then one click hands the whole comparison to the LLM you already use, to pinpoint exactly where you part ways and which disagreements are worth your time.
Free now, free forever. Private by default. Export everything whenever you want.
Beta Early days — things may change and rough edges are likely. Your data is yours and exportable at any time.
How it works
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Write a belief
One sentence about something you think is true — “democracy needs boring institutions”, “I work best in the morning”, whatever is on your mind. Broad or specific, both work.
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Rate your conviction
Put a percentage on it. The scale runs 0.001% to 99.999% — as close to sure as you like, without ever quite claiming certainty. It feels arbitrary the first time. It stops feeling arbitrary the third time you write down the same belief.
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Revisit on your schedule
Monthly, yearly, or never — you choose per belief. When one comes due it appears in your Revisit list. Nothing is overwritten; every version is kept.
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Compare with anyone
Publish the beliefs you're willing to discuss. Mark where you land on someone else's. The disagreement gets specific instead of vague. One click copies the whole comparison for an LLM to pinpoint where you part ways and suggest what to talk about first.
Private unless you say otherwise
Every belief starts private. Publishing is per-belief and reversible — you can keep a private journal of things you're not ready to argue about and a public list of things you are.
Hand it to an LLM in one click
Copy a comparison as plain text — both people's beliefs, conviction scores, reasoning and responses — and ask any chat assistant to find the exact points where you disagree, which of them actually matter, and where the conversation should start.
Or export your own beliefs alone, choosing the public ones, the private ones, everything, or a hand-picked selection. Then ask it which of your beliefs are in tension with each other, or where you're most confident with the least reasoning behind it.
Built for two people, not an audience
Compare two profiles and it is already sorted: common ground, partial agreement, real differences, and the questions neither of you has answered. Mark where you land on someone else's belief and they see it — nobody else does. The work happens between the two of you.
An honest record
Memory rewrites itself — you'll swear you always thought this. The history says otherwise, in your own words, with the date attached.
Every version, kept
Revisiting a belief never overwrites the last one. Each belief has a full history: what you wrote each time, how convinced you were, and the note explaining what moved. You can watch a position shift from 80% to 62% to 71% and read your own reasoning at each step.
Never sold, never handed over
What you write here is not a product. It is never sold, rented or traded — not to advertisers, not to data brokers, not to anyone, at any price — and never used to train a model. Nothing is disclosed to an employer, a platform or a stranger who asks. The only limit is the one no site can honestly promise away: a valid court order. Everything on our side of that line, we promise. The full version is here.
Free now, free forever
Everything the site does today stays free, and nothing you write will ever be moved behind a paywall. Your export always includes all of it. There is no trial that ends and no countdown on your account.
If a substantial new tool arrives later that costs real money to run, that one may be paid. What you already rely on won't change.
No ads, no tracking, no third-party analytics. Your beliefs are not training data and your email address is not a mailing list.
Have the argument properly.
One belief takes about a minute to write. A handful is enough to compare with someone and find out where the two of you actually part ways.
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