Ceasefire Alternatives

Discourse is an open source discussion platform built for the next decade of the Internet. A modern forum, everything's been redesigned to be easy.

Making good decisions with your group shouldn’t be so hard. With Loomio you can make decisions without a mess of emails or meetings.

Kialo is an easy to use, yet powerful tool to engage in thoughtful discussion, understand different points of view, and help with collaborative decision-making.

Argunet Editor is a free argument map editor for analyzing and visualizing complex debates. You can use it offline and save your debates on your hard-disk. Or you can use it as a client-server application.

Booklet is a asynchronous discussion forum as an alternative to chat. It sends calm, automated summaries to everybody so that they stay informed and engaged - without having to stay logged in.

Arguman.org is an open source, argument analysis platform where you can create and analyze arguments using logically constructed argument maps in a social environment. Construct your own arguments or add to and voice your support for arguments others construct.

With acceptify, fast and sustainable decisions can be made for a variety of people. In addition, the participation process provides an image of the mood and valuable knowledge to those who are responsible.

DebateArt.com is a new online platform created with a purpose to give anyone a chance to test themselves in debates on a large number of different subjects and improve argumentation and eloquence skills.

Feature-rich and lightning fast forums. Works standalone or as a Rails engine. Markdown by default, with plugins for code highlighting, KaTeX math, and BBCode. No JavaScript required. Easy deployment on Heroku or with Ansible.

DebateIsland.com is a leading online debate platform which uses A.I. to revolutionize online debating. The site features numerous debating formats including Casual, "Persuade Me," Formalish, Formal Traditional Debating, and Lincoln-Douglas Debating.

OmniDebate is a platform for climate activists to debate and crowdsource information and sources. You create, vote, and revise posts with your team members. Only the top voted posts are made public on the topic page.

Socratrees outlines arguments into intuitive hierarchies of supporting and opposing statements. This design is loosely based on argumentation theory. However, we do not expect you to be familiar with theory in order to start using Socratrees.