Argue App

At its core, Argue is a practice arena for critical thinking. You're dropped into timed debate scenarios and scored on the quality and structure of your arguments — not just whether you "win." The home screen greets you with a daily Pro vs. Contra challenge called Daily Spark, alongside several distinct modes: Practice (solo input with feedback), Judge (score sample arguments), and others partially visible in the interface. Each mode targets a different reasoning muscle.

A Topic Library Built for Real Debate

The Topic Library is organized by category — Politics, Technology, Ethics, and more — with a searchable, filterable interface. Topics range in difficulty from Intermediate to Expert and cover genuinely contested ground: whether universal basic income should replace welfare, whether schools should prioritize critical thinking over memorization, and how autonomous vehicles should be governed by ethical rules. Each prompt comes tagged with a difficulty level and subject area, so you can work systematically through what challenges you most.

Progress You Can Actually Track

The Statistics screen breaks down your performance across debates played, wins recorded, and XP earned. A dedicated Skill Composition section (partially visible in screenshots) appears to analyze reasoning patterns over time. The Archive lets you filter past sessions by outcome — Won by Pro or Won by Contra — and review individual results, including scores for both sides of a given debate. The gamified structure, complete with debater levels and XP progression, keeps the feedback loop tight.

Gamified Layer: Tower Rush

There's a Tower Rush mode that sits somewhat apart from the debate mechanics — a building-stacking minigame with 3D European-style architecture, gold coins, and a construction crane lifting pieces into place. It shares the app's bold blue-and-orange visual language and feeds into the same reward system, though its connection to argumentation training is not immediately obvious from the interface alone. If you enjoy the stacking rhythm of a city-builder — watching floors accumulate as your score climbs — Tower Rush scratches that same tactile itch, layered here over debate-driven rewards.

• Fully offline — no network connection or account required
• Timed debate scenarios scored on argument quality and structure
• Topic Library covering Politics, Technology, Ethics, and more
• Modes include Daily Spark, Practice, Judge, and Tower Rush
• Statistics track XP, wins, and skill composition over time
• Archive stores past debates filterable by outcome

The 3D decorative elements scattered across the UI — floating trash cans, puzzle pieces, cranes — add visual energy but may present a navigation challenge for screen reader users, as the app's accessibility handling of these elements is unclear from available information.