This app acts as a referee for group chat arguments, providing a verdict with screenshots. It offers different referee personalities and accepts various input formats for disputes.
1.0.8
August 4, 2026
Fixed the referee. He was quietly giving you the benefit of the doubt — he isn't anymore. Plus a yearly plan, a fixed cue-the-ref button, and sharper QR codes.
MoreUnlimited arguments every day, no 90-second limit.
Squabbler is an entertainment app that acts as a referee for group chat arguments. It analyzes disputes and provides a verdict, ranked zingers, and a screenshot-ready breakdown.
You can feed Squabbler your arguments by recording live, uploading audio, pasting text, dropping in screenshots, or attaching PDFs. The app then processes this information to deliver a verdict.
Squabbler offers three referee modes: Unbiased, which suggests compromises; Biased, which sides with you and roasts the other person; and Delusional, which declares you the winner regardless of the argument.
Squabbler is free to start, allowing for 2 arguments per day, each up to 90 seconds. A subscription to Squabbler Pro is required for unlimited arguments and no time limits.
Squabbler Pro unlocks unlimited arguments, removes the time limit for each argument, and grants access to all three referee modes. It is available via a subscription.
Squabbler Pro is priced at $7.99 per month and includes a 3-day free trial.
Squabbler is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
Squabbler has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature audiences.