Who Is Right in This Argument?
When the argument is tiny but both sides are committed, Petty Judge gives it a comic verdict.
Enter both sides of the disagreement, keep it harmless, and get a quick judgement made for everyday nonsense rather than serious life decisions.
Best for low-stakes arguments
Use this when nobody needs a real mediator, but everyone wants the satisfaction of a verdict.
- Who searched properly and who searched only one drawer?
- Who actually finished the chore?
- Who ate the last snack and left the evidence?
- Who changed the thermostat and denied everything?
How to write the case
Give Petty Judge both sides in plain language. The funnier tiny detail is usually more useful than a long explanation.
- Side A says what happened.
- Side B gives their defence.
- Add the tiny detail that makes it relatable.
- Keep names private and use nicknames.
How the verdict works
Judge's Take: Petty Judge reviews both sides and gives a quick take on the tiny drama.
Verdict: Then Petty Judge declares who wins the harmless argument and produces a result that is easy to share.
Find out who wins
Write both sides, keep it harmless, and let Petty Judge turn the tiny drama into a shareable verdict.
Start a Judgement