Debate in the background

Three steps

The round runs in your browser. You just move it out of the way.

Start a round

Pick a motion and a side at the voice round, then start speaking against the AI.

Hit Float over apps

One tap pops the round into an always-on-top window. Or leave Auto-float on and it follows you the moment you switch away.

Go do your thing

Open Slack, your notes, anything. The floating window stays visible and the round keeps going.

What's in the floating window

Everything you need to stay in the round without switching back to the tab.

Live transcript. The latest spoken line, so you can follow while you work.
Speech clock. The current speech and time remaining.
One-tap POI. Cut in to make a point. It pauses the AI and unmutes you.
Mute and end. Full control of the round from the float.

Browser support

Chrome and Edge

The round floats in a real always-on-top window (Document Picture-in-Picture) that stays visible over your other desktop apps, even when the browser is minimized.

Firefox and Safari

Document Picture-in-Picture is not available yet, so the round docks to a corner panel that floats over the site. The audio still keeps running in the background tab.

Optional: the launcher extension

You do not need this to debate in the background. The floating works in the round itself, in your browser, with no install. The extension just adds a toolbar button that opens a debate from any tab.

Download extension (.zip)

Install it · Chrome or Edge

Download the zip above and unzip it.
Open chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions) and turn on Developer mode, top-right.
Click Load unpacked and select the unzipped float-extension folder.
Pin the icon, then click it any time to open a debate.

Not on the Chrome Web Store yet, so it installs unpacked for now. A store version is coming.

Debate in the background.