Who's Wrong: Who Is Right?

"What did I do wrong?" Who is right when couple fights and everyday arguments go in circles? Who's Wrong is an AI judge that settles it: write both sides, and it delivers a written verdict on who is wrong and by how much. Fault is weighed by fixed rules, so the same case gets the same result, and the AI only writes the verdict text. Use it to settle an argument with your partner, your spouse, a friend or family, before it turns into another night of silence. ■ How it works 1. Enter your name, the other person's name, and your relationship. 2. Write down what happened from both sides. You can write the other person's side yourself, or send them a link to write it themselves. 3. The AI judge writes a verdict: who is at fault and by what percentage, the reasoning behind it, and what each person should do next. ■ Fault is judged by eight criteria Lying and hiding, personal attacks, breaking promises, who started it, repeating the same mistake, overreacting, ignoring messages or ghosting, and gossiping by dragging others in. Each criterion has a different weight, and apologies or mitigating factors can reduce the fault percentage. If the two sides disagree on the facts, the app splits the difference. The percentage is calculated by the app's internal rules. The AI is only responsible for writing the verdict text. This ensures that the same case will always yield the same conclusion about who is right, no matter who looks at it. ■ The Judges The default judge is a strict, solemn judge who writes in formal court style. You can unlock additional judges, such as a wise grandmother sitting on a porch, a sighing senior coworker who points out harsh reality, or a close friend giving a verdict in a group chat. Changing the judge changes the tone and format of the verdict, but the final percentage remains the same. ■ Two-Player Mode: Let them state their case By sending a single link, the other person can write their side on the web without installing the app. They cannot see your statement until the verdict is rendered. This encourages them to tell their own story rather than just writing a rebuttal. Once the verdict is out, both parties see the exact same document, so there is nothing left to debate about who is right. ■ Verdicts target actions, not people We do not define a person's character (like "you're just that kind of person") or insult their appearance or personality. The verdict is solely based on the actions of that specific day. If signs of violence, threats, stalking, or self-harm are detected, the app will provide local helpline numbers instead of a verdict. This is a matter of safety, not fault. ■ Use with peace of mind * No sign-up required. Your verdict history is saved only on your phone. * Two-player mode cases are stored on the server for 7 days and then automatically deleted. Only the two people with the link can access them. * In-app purchases are available for question tickets, unlocking extra judges, and filing appeals. * The app contains ads (a small banner and occasional full-screen ads) to support our service. * The verdicts of Who's Wrong have no legal effect. Use them playfully to put an end to your arguments. Arguments drag on, and memories become biased. Stop guessing who is right. End it with a single verdict.

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