Crowd Verdict: Am I Wrong?
2 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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You replayed the argument in your head for three days. Here's a faster way to find out if you were actually in the wrong. Crowd Verdict is a courtroom for everyday conflicts. Post what happened — the argument with your sister, the wedding invite you didn't send, the money you refused to lend — and real people hand down a verdict. FIVE VERDICTS • NTA — Not the A-hole. You were fine. They weren't. • YTA — You're the A-hole. Sorry. You were the problem. • ESH — Everyone Sucks Here. Both of you made it worse. • NAH — No A-holes Here. Hard situation, nobody at fault. • INFO — Need More Info. Something important is missing. SWIPE TO JUDGE The Judge tab deals you one dilemma at a time. Swipe right for NTA, left for YTA, up for ESH, down for NAH. It takes four seconds to rule on someone's situation, which is roughly how long most people spend judging anyway. Open the thread if you want to explain yourself properly. You are ruling on what someone chose to do, described by them, in their own words. There are no photos, no profiles, and no rating of people. EARN THE RIGHT TO ASK Asking costs credits. Judging earns them. You start with 50, an ask costs 10, and a swipe pays 2 — a written judgment pays 5. It's a simple trade: contribute to other people's questions and you can afford your own. Nobody gets to only take. Credits are earned in the app. They cannot be purchased, they have no cash value, and there is nothing to buy. CULTURAL CONTEXT Family obligation, money, and marriage norms are not universal, and a verdict from the wrong cultural frame is useless. Tag your post with the context it should be judged in, and who you actually want to hear from — parents, married people, Gen Z, or anyone. ANONYMOUS BY DEFAULT No email. No phone number. No sign-up form. You get a random handle the moment you open the app, and that's the whole account. Post the thing you'd never put on Facebook. SAFETY • Report any post or judgment with the ⋯ button — nine categories, plus a note • Block anyone — their posts vanish from your feed, and you can unblock later • Content reported by several people is hidden automatically, before review • Every report is reviewed by a human • Delete your account and everything you wrote, from inside the app, at any time IMPORTANT: Verdicts are strangers' opinions, not advice. Crowd Verdict is not legal, medical, financial, or psychological guidance. If you are in crisis, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis line. Privacy policy: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/privacy Terms of use: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/terms Community guidelines: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/guidelines Support: support@powerstacklabs.ioRead more
You replayed the argument in your head for three days. Here's a faster way to find out if you were actually in the wrong.
Crowd Verdict is a courtroom for everyday conflicts. Post what happened — the argument with your sister, the wedding invite you didn't send, the money you refused to lend — and real people hand down a verdict.
FIVE VERDICTS
• NTA — Not the A-hole. You were fine. They weren't.
• YTA — You're the A-hole. Sorry. You were the problem.
• ESH — Everyone Sucks Here. Both of you made it worse.
• NAH — No A-holes Here. Hard situation, nobody at fault.
• INFO — Need More Info. Something important is missing.
SWIPE TO JUDGE
The Judge tab deals you one dilemma at a time. Swipe right for NTA, left for YTA, up for ESH, down for NAH. It takes four seconds to rule on someone's situation, which is roughly how long most people spend judging anyway. Open the thread if you want to explain yourself properly.
You are ruling on what someone chose to do, described by them, in their own words. There are no photos, no profiles, and no rating of people.
EARN THE RIGHT TO ASK
Asking costs credits. Judging earns them. You start with 50, an ask costs 10, and a swipe pays 2 — a written judgment pays 5. It's a simple trade: contribute to other people's questions and you can afford your own. Nobody gets to only take.
Credits are earned in the app. They cannot be purchased, they have no cash value, and there is nothing to buy.
CULTURAL CONTEXT
Family obligation, money, and marriage norms are not universal, and a verdict from the wrong cultural frame is useless. Tag your post with the context it should be judged in, and who you actually want to hear from — parents, married people, Gen Z, or anyone.
ANONYMOUS BY DEFAULT
No email. No phone number. No sign-up form. You get a random handle the moment you open the app, and that's the whole account. Post the thing you'd never put on Facebook.
SAFETY
• Report any post or judgment with the ⋯ button — nine categories, plus a note
• Block anyone — their posts vanish from your feed, and you can unblock later
• Content reported by several people is hidden automatically, before review
• Every report is reviewed by a human
• Delete your account and everything you wrote, from inside the app, at any time
IMPORTANT: Verdicts are strangers' opinions, not advice. Crowd Verdict is not legal, medical, financial, or psychological guidance. If you are in crisis, please contact your local emergency services or a crisis line.
Privacy policy: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/privacy
Terms of use: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/terms
Community guidelines: https://powerstacklabs.io/crowd-verdict/guidelines
Support: support@powerstacklabs.io
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- Version 1.0First seen · 2 Oct 2026
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