Think you know what's fair? Prove it.

Read situations, evaluate everyone's reaction involved and compare your take with the community after voting.

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No echo chamber. Just your judgment first.

Be unbiased

No results or discussion before you decide.

Evaluate every side

Each key person gets a separate verdict.

See if you were right

Compare your take once the community settles the outcome.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need before jumping into your first verdict.

What is Tribunite?

Tribunite is a social judgment platform where you vote on messy real-world conflicts and see how your instincts compare once verdicts settle.

How is Tribunite different from Reddit or AITA?

Reddit shows opinions first. Tribunite locks results and discussion until after you vote, so your judgment is independent before outside influence appears.

What are social cases?

Social cases are real conflicts from relationships, work, money, culture, and online life. You evaluate the people involved, not just one side's story.

Why are results hidden until after I vote?

Hidden results reduce pile-on bias and echo-chamber effects. You commit to your own take before seeing where the crowd lands.

How does judging multiple people work?

Each key person gets a separate verdict prompt. You can evaluate each role independently instead of forcing one oversimplified winner/loser answer.

Do I need an account to participate?

You can browse, but you need an account to vote, build progression, and track your judgment history over time.

How does XP and progression work?

You gain progression by judging cases and improving settled-verdict alignment. Your level and rank grow as your judgment track record builds.

Can I submit my own case?

Yes. You can submit text, images, or video-linked cases, define who should be assessed, and let the community deliver role-by-role verdicts.