For iPhone and Android
Record the argument. Get the verdict.
ArgueResolver listens while you talk it out, works out who said what, and tells you honestly who has the stronger case. Then it helps you fix it: compromises, steps you can track, and an AI mediator to ask what to do next.
Free to start. Rated 4.7 on the App Store.
What it does
Record or upload
Record the conversation live, with pause and resume, or upload a voice memo you already have. Recording keeps going with the screen off.
Who said what
The transcript separates the speakers automatically in more than 15 languages, and you can name each one.
An honest verdict
Who has the better-supported position and how confident that is, each side's strong and weak points, and the fallacies that were used.
Steps you can track
Concrete resolution steps and compromises become action items you can tick off together, so the same fight doesn't come back.
An AI mediator
Ask follow-up questions about the dispute, ask for a mediation proposal, or ask how to say something without starting round two.
Safety first
If a recording describes violence, threats or coercion, the app doesn't pick a winner: it says so plainly and points to help.
Why record instead of retell?
When one person retells a fight, the story tilts. Not out of dishonesty: we remember our own reasons and the other person's tone. A recording keeps both. The verdict is about what was said, by whom, and whether it held up.
Hearing an outside opinion also changes the next conversation. It is easier to concede a point to a neutral judge than to the person you were just arguing with. Want to try the idea first? The free web judge works on typed sides.
Frequently asked questions
How is the app different from the free judge on this site?
The web judge works on what someone types, so it can only be as fair as the description. The app works on the conversation itself: it records both of you, separates the speakers, and judges what was actually said. It also keeps your disputes, tracks resolution steps, and has a mediator chat.
Is ArgueResolver free?
You can download it and try it for free, with a monthly allowance of recording and upload minutes. Premium raises the limits for people who use it often.
Does the other person have to agree to be recorded?
Yes, ask first. It is the fair thing to do, and in many US states recording a private conversation without everyone's consent is illegal. ArgueResolver is meant for two people who both want a neutral opinion.
What happens to my recordings?
They are sent to our server only to be transcribed and analyzed, and the app asks for your consent before anything leaves your phone. The full details are in the app's privacy policy.
Is it couples therapy?
No. It gives an outside opinion on one disagreement and practical next steps. It can't replace a counselor, and if an argument ever feels unsafe, please reach out for help instead. See the guides on the Four Horsemen and stonewalling for patterns worth taking to a professional.