patriot.plus
Beta, invite only

The meeting runs on a projector, the room answers from their phones, and the night ends in a debate the room votes on live.

For student political chapters: chapters of TPUSA, College Republicans, YAF and YAL. patriot.plus is independent of all of them and endorsed by none of them.

Forty seconds of a rehearsal, recorded off the projector. It has no sound, and nobody in it is a real person.
A lecture hall in the evening seen from the back row: rows of students from behind, a few phone screens lit in their hands, and at the front a projector screen showing two bars, one blue and one orange.
The room it is for

One wall at the front, and a phone in every hand

A generated picture, not a photograph of a chapter. Nobody in it is a real person.
The slides

Your deck, and the room answering back

Run the slides you already wrote. Put a question on the wall between them and every phone in the room answers it. The count climbs while people are still answering, and the result is on the projector the moment the question closes.

A projector screen holding a question with three lettered choices under it while the room answers.
A question on the projector while the room answers.
The arguments

Arguments the room writes, and votes on

The room types its own arguments from the seats. They go up on the projector without a name attached, the room votes them, and what the meeting hears is what somebody actually wrote rather than an officer summary of it.

A projector screen with a question across the top and two answer bars under it, at 40 and 60 per cent, with five answered.
What the room voted, counted, on the wall.
The debate

A debate the room scores while it happens

Two people take a side and speak to a clock. Everyone else holds a position and can move it whenever they like, so the screen shows where the room is now, and at the end it shows how far the room moved and who moved it. The arcade look below is one of the ways the debate can be dressed.

An arcade style versus screen naming the two speakers, one for and one against, each arguing their own view.
The arcade look, picking the two speakers.
The looks

One chapter picks a look and every screen follows it

The projector, the phones, the debate and the results all change together. Six of them here, on a phone, and all fifty on the looks page.

The strip scrolls sideways. See every look as a projector still.

What it costs

Free while it is in beta. Then $50 a month per chapter.

$0
While it is in beta

Beta is invite only. Request access below and we will write back. Nothing is charged during the beta and no card is asked for.

$50a month
Per chapter, after the beta

One price for the whole chapter. It is not per person and it is not per meeting, and the people in the room never make an account or pay anything.

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