You wrote the essay. You built the project. You drafted the paper. Now an AI grills you the way your teacher will, before your teacher gets the chance.
Counter is one tool with one job. Highlight what you wrote. Defend it out loud. Get the kind of pushback your panel is about to give you, while you still have time to fix the gaps.
Right-click any selection on the web, in a PDF, or in Google Docs. Counter opens a side panel and the AI cross-examines you the moment you hit Connect.
Real examiners ask one precise question and let you think. Dr. Iyer does the same. No pile-on, no five-questions-at-once, no LLM rambling.
Closes with what landed, what didn't, and where to tighten before the real panel. Not a debate ballot — a viva summary your teacher would recognize.
Highlight a paragraph in your draft, or paste your essay's thesis into the side panel.
One tap unlocks the mic. The AI opens with: "What's your name, and what are you preparing for today?"
Three to five precise probes. You answer. The AI listens, then presses on the weakest link.
Examiner-voice oral feedback: what was sharp, what to tighten, one-line grade-style verdict.
If you've ever written something for class and then had to talk about it under questioning, you know the gap between "I wrote this" and "I can defend this." Counter closes that gap.
No. Counter is voice-first. You speak; it asks. The AI is configured as an examiner, not a tutor — it pushes back, it doesn't praise. The drill is talking under pressure, which is the only thing that matters in a real viva.
The current version reads your active Doc and uses it as the source for a viva. The next version (in development) lets you ask the AI to sharpen specific paragraphs and apply the change to your real Doc with one tap. Tracked changes are coming. You always confirm before anything writes.
Yes. The AI speaks any of the supported languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Gujarati, Urdu, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin, and Arabic. Toggle the language inside the side panel.
Free tier: 5 anonymous drills + 5 more on sign-in (10 total). Individual: $5/month for 250 drills, four AI brains, and HD voice. Lifetime: $14.99 once for 250 drills/month forever, no recurring charge. Bring-your-own-key (Anthropic Claude only): $1/month for unlimited.
Only the text you explicitly select or paste. The extension doesn't read pages you haven't acted on, doesn't track browsing history, doesn't sell data. Voice audio streams directly from your browser to the AI provider via WebRTC; our servers are not in the audio path. Full privacy policy here.
Yes. Docs uses canvas rendering, so the standard right-click is intercepted. Counter handles this with a floating "Quiz me" pill that surfaces after you copy any selection (Ctrl/Cmd+C). The keyboard shortcut also works.
Counter is built by DebateAI. The same engine that powers debateai.com's voice round and four-brain panel. The founder is a national APDA debate champion — the AI cross-examination logic comes from somebody who actually won at the top of the format.
Practice the question they're going to ask, before they ask it. Two minutes per drill. Five free.
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