This app helps resolve circular arguments by facilitating private writing of each person's side, then anonymously shuffling and presenting points for agreement. It identifies the core disagreement and suggests a single question to settle the dispute, offering a written summary at the end.
1.2
September 18, 2026
The AI is now Mistral, a French company, instead of Google's Gemini. What you both write is no longer used to train anybody's model, which was not true before and is the clearest thing this change buys you The AI is also off until you say yes. The first screen asks, and choosing "Do it by hand" means nothing leaves the phone at all. Fewer dead ends when the model is busy. The app now waits and tries again on its own instead of stopping, and if it still cannot get through it offers to finish the argument by hand rather than leaving you stuck.
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Dispute guides users through privately writing their points, then anonymously shuffles and presents them for agreement. It aims to identify common ground and the single core question that, if answered, would resolve the conflict.
No, Dispute does not take sides or declare a winner. While it offers optional AI-powered analysis for point generation and crux identification, the user ultimately controls its use and the app's core functionality works offline without AI.
Yes, Dispute is completely free to use. It has no subscriptions, no ads, and no in-app purchases, making it accessible for anyone needing to resolve a disagreement.
Yes, Dispute can be used entirely offline. If you choose not to use the AI features, all data remains on your phone, and you can still benefit from the structured argument resolution process.
When not using the AI features, all argument data is stored locally on your phone and is deleted when you delete the argument. If you opt for AI analysis, your typed points are sent to Mistral or Cloudflare for processing but are not used for training.
The latest version of Dispute is 1.2, which was last updated on September 18, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving functionality and ensuring a smooth user experience.
Currently, Dispute is supported on iPhones. Future platform expansions may be considered based on user demand and development resources.
Dispute has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content or themes that would restrict access.
