Jask vs DeepDebate

Jask is a social polling app where you can create polls directly in iMessage, ask questions, vote, and discover what people really think. Whether you want to settle a group chat debate, get quick feedback, or explore opinions from the community, Jask makes it easy to turn questions into conversations. Create polls in seconds, share them with friends, vote in real time, and explore questions from people around you. From everyday choices to trending topics, Jask gives you a simple, interactive way to ask, answer, and connect. With Jask, you can: • Create polls directly in iMessage • Post polls and questions to the Jask community • Vote on polls and see results update in real time • Ask for feedback, opinions, or quick answers • Discover trending questions and community opinions • Make group chats more interactive with shareable polls Everyone has questions. Jask helps you get answers. Next time you’re wondering, Just Ask.

Deep Debate breaks the echo chamber by design. Vote on real debates. See exactly where people stand. Read the strongest arguments from both sides — always. Every other platform pushes you further into what you already believe. Deep Debate does the opposite. Both sides are always visible. Results only unlock after you vote — so you decide without being anchored by what others think first. HOW IT WORKS → Scroll debates on politics, culture, lifestyle, and more → Read both sides and the full context before you vote → Cast your vote to unlock results and top comments → Engage with the best arguments from each side → See the real split — not just the loudest voices WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT • Both sides always visible — no exceptions • Results unlock after you vote — no anchoring bias • Top comments ranked by the community, not an algorithm • Debates live forever — not 24-hour stories • Real topics: Congress to coffee, rent vs. buy to raising kids YOUR VOICE MATTERS Every vote moves the needle. Every comment can rise to the top. Whether you change your mind or dig in deeper — you'll know what people actually think. If you think, you belong.