Observed arrival · 2026-09-05
Fairvox, the AI referee for arguments
A Japanese AI service turns two people's quarrels into diagrams, agreement scores, and proposed compromises.
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Fairvox asks users to submit both sides of a disagreement, including through voice input or LINE screenshots, then separates the conflict into positions, a turning point, agreement scores, and a compromise. Its sample concerns a couple or friends struggling to schedule time together: one participant receives an 81% agreement score and the other 69%. The homepage says two cases are free, followed by a ¥500 charge per case, and offers both solo and joint-use scenarios.
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