The Court
About I'm Right
I'm Right is Britain's Court of Pointless Arguments. You bring a dispute that has been going round the kitchen table for years, both sides state their case, and the Tribunal returns a single verdict with a confidence rating. Somebody finally gets to be right in writing.
How a case proceeds
- 01
Both sides state their case
You enter the question and each side's argument — or send a private summons so the other side files their own defence.
- 02
The Tribunal weighs the arguments
It separates matters of fact from matters of taste and considers both sides on what was actually written.
- 03
A verdict is returned
One winner, a short judgment, and a confidence rating: lower where the dispute is genuinely subjective, higher only where the answer is clear.
The honest bit
Verdicts are generated by AI and written for entertainment. The Tribunal is not a lawyer, not a scientist and not a referee with any actual authority. It reads what both sides wrote and reaches a reasoned view. It can be wrong, and it says so when a dispute is a matter of taste.
What else is in the building
Recent Cases
Verdicts whose owners chose to make them public. Browse other people's disputes and see how the Court ruled.
Browse recent casesLandmark Arguments
The famous recurring disagreements — Die Hard at Christmas, pineapple on pizza, jam or cream first — each heard once and kept on file.
Explore Landmark ArgumentsNo account. No payment.
I'm Right is currently 100% free to use. There is no sign-up, no card details and no payment screen at the end — you type the argument, you get the verdict. Full detail is in the FAQ.
Settle an argumentGot an argument of your own?
Enough reading other people's disputes. Bring yours before the Tribunal and one of you gets to be right in writing.
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