QallOut @qallout

Startup, New York, NY – 1/10/2017 employees

An online platform for live audio and video debates, covering trending topics across categories (sports, politics, ...). Debates will have 2 forms:

* 1-on-1:
2 opposed users in different physical locations, simultaneously streaming via WebRTC, broadcast live to public or private audiences. Debates are automatically mediated; i.e. debaters choose number of rounds/duration and can mute each other when in turn to avoid excessive interruption.

* Group debates:
Forum debates for large groups of users in "near"-real time. Media can be embedded to start a debate topic (e.g. a controversial video on YouTube). Users submit arguments/comments as text, audio or video posts, but must state their stand as "Agree" "Disagree" "Neutral" beforehand (to allow sentiment-based filtering and sorting of comments).

Outspoken online users are the target group for creating debates, regular social media users are the target group for watching and participating in debates.