Who's Right?
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Tell your side
Calmly, with the useful details and proof: screenshots or audio.
Who's right between partners?
Each person tells their side. Who's Right weighs the facts and gives a neutral verdict, with a compromise to make up.
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- Who takes out the trash?
- Christmas at whose place this year?
- Who was supposed to book the restaurant?
- It's my turn on the console!
- Who picked last year's holiday?
Try it: pick a dispute
See what a Who's Right verdict looks like.
Emma
“You promised to come to dinner at my parents' on Saturday.”
Tom
“I told you on Tuesday I had a late meeting.”
Verdict · who's right
Emma 55 % Slight edgeTom 45 %
Tom gave notice, but late and without suggesting another date. Emma didn't reply to his Tuesday message.
Suggested compromise: pick the next dinner date together, tonight.
Fictional examples, for illustration only.
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3 steps, zero shouting.
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Invite the other person
Send a link via WhatsApp. They give their version on their side.
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Get the verdict
A neutral analysis, how far each person is right, and a suggested compromise.
Impartial AI verdict
An analysis based on logic, not emotion. It even spots logical fallacies.
Who's right, in percent
See how far each person is right (e.g. 60/40).
Evidence locker
Add screenshots or audio to support your side.
Archive & export
Keep a history of your resolved disputes and export them as PDF.
How the AI decides
It looks at each person's side through four criteria.
The facts reported
What each person tells, with the details and evidence provided.
Commitments
What was promised or agreed, and what was actually done.
Communication
How each person expressed themselves and kept the other informed.
Bad faith
Bad-faith arguments spotted in either side.
Its limits
- It is not a judge, and it is not legal or psychological advice.
- The verdict depends on what each person tells.
- In case of violence or danger, contact the appropriate services.
Your privacy comes first.
We don't sell your data. Your conversations are private and you can delete them at any time.
- Private by default
- Secure processing
- Not legal advice
Frequently asked questions
Is Who's Right free?
Yes. The app is free to download and use, and it contains ads.
What if the other person refuses to take part?
There is no verdict until the other person has joined the dispute. Each participant gets their own invitation code, which you can send by WhatsApp in one tap: until they use it, their status stays “Invited”, and you can send them their code again at any time.
Can the other person see what I wrote?
Yes. Each participant can see the statements of everyone taking part in the dispute. Nothing is published: statements remain visible only to the participants.
How does the AI stay neutral?
It examines both sides using the same four criteria: the facts reported, the commitments made and kept, the way each person communicates, and any bad-faith arguments spotted. It also has limits, explained in the “How the AI decides” section. How the AI decides
Is my data private?
Yes. We process data securely, we don't sell personal conversations, and you can delete them at any time.
How long is my data kept?
Your account data is kept while your account is active, then for up to 12 months after it is deleted, for security, fraud-prevention and legal reasons (up to 10 years for accounting). A deletion request is processed within 30 days. Privacy Policy
From what age can I use the app?
The app is for people aged 13 or over. Between 13 and 18, authorization from legal representatives is required. Terms of Use
Is this legal advice?
No. Who's Right is for everyday disputes and family conflicts, not legal matters.
Does it work for couples and families?
Yes. The app acts as a neutral third party, so everyone feels heard and things calm down.
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