Injera tastes better the next day.

CHANGE MY MIND
Your seat.

Put a point on the table. Let people change your mind.

Take a side in one tap — no account. Argue with reasons. The only score that counts here is how many minds you actually changed.

On the table right now

How the table works

  1. Someone puts a point downA take, a startup idea, or a this-or-that. 140 characters.
  2. You take a side — blindYou see the split only after you pick, so nobody just follows the crowd.
  3. Reasons fight it outBoth sides argue. Good points rise.
  4. Minds change — and it’s creditedSwitch sides and say which reason did it. That’s the score.

Three kinds of point

Change my mindAgree · DisagreeDefend a take in public.
Would you use this?I’d pay · I’d use it free · Not for meTest a startup idea with real people before you build it.
Settle thisThis · ThatBest kitfo, best club, best route — decided.

For founders: validation in a day, not a quarter

Post your idea as “Would you use this?”. Share the card in your Telegram groups. By tonight you know how many would pay, how many would use it free, and — the part surveys never give you — why the rest said no.

Test an idea

Run a live table

At a meetup, a campus, a panel: put any point on the big screen in table mode. People scan the QR, take a side, and watch the split move live.

19points
12sides taken
0minds changed

One rule above all

Argue ideas, never people. No attacks on a person, group, ethnicity or faith. Three reports take it off the table.

What would you defend in public?

Put your point down