No credit card required. Record with one guest, download the finished file, and experience the ATDQ studio. The free recording does not include AI features.
ATDQ gives hosts and moderators a structured live room for keeping the question visible, controlling who can speak, tracking audience response, and reviewing important claims.
Use the same platform to prepare the show, control the conversation, and turn the finished event into replays, transcripts, clips, recaps, and follow-up content.
Account → role → room setup → media check → live experience.
The answer discussed the goal but did not address the funding portion of the question.
Repeat the question, start a response timer, mute the room, or require an official answer.
Polls, reactions, questions, and opinion-shift data can be displayed without changing moderator control.
Claim research is separated from public publication so a moderator can review what reaches the audience.
AI-assisted analysis surfaces signals and sources. It does not decide the correct political position or replace the moderator.
The live room is shared technology, but creators and structured debate organizations come to ATDQ for different outcomes. Start with the workflow that matches what you are trying to run.
Focus on audience retention, live control, production speed, and reusable media.
Focus on fairness, speaking windows, required answers, evidence review, and event operations.
Start with your team, prepare privately, then move directly into the live Speaker workspace.
These are the actual product surfaces ATDQ is built around: the moderator control room, the audience experience, and the production/replay workflow.
Question posting, timers, mute controls, forced answers, speaker release, audience signals, and review actions.
Current question, active speakers, polls, reactions, official answers, signals, scoreboard, and approved evidence.
Replays, transcripts, captions, summaries, clip ideas, downloads, follow-up questions, and publishing workflows.
ATDQ separates fast assistance from moderator-reviewed publication so visitors understand what is happening in real time and what still requires review.
Designed to help the host understand what is happening in the conversation as it unfolds.
Designed for source checking and public evidence cards after a human review step.
Every step should answer one question and hand the user directly to the next required action.
Understand what ATDQ does and choose a path.
Create or sign in with Clerk.
Choose Creator, Moderator, Team Member, or Spectator.
Complete required package, ticket, or role approval.
Create or join the correct debate, podcast, or event room.
Complete media checks and enter the current live state.
Join the interest list before our November 2 launch. When we open, ATDQ will guide you through setup instead of dropping you into a generic dashboard.