For Android and iOS

Every web page has a conversation.

Open an article, a blog post or any page, and its discussion is one swipe away. Everyone reading the same page shares one discussion — For, Against, and everything in between.

Sbeak Discover: pages being discussed now, with counts of comments and people taking part.
A Sbeak discussion on a web page: a summary card, then comments marked For and Against.

How it works

  1. Open a page

    Find it in Discover or type its address. Sbeak opens the page itself, not a copy.

  2. Read the room

    The discussion sits on top of the page: who is taking part, and where the room stands.

  3. Take a side

    Reply For or Against a point, or select a sentence and discuss exactly that passage.

Built for real arguments

For Against

For and Against, not just comments

A reply can support or challenge a point, so a thread reads like an argument rather than a pile of replies.

Discuss the exact passage

Select a sentence on the page to quote it. Your comment stays tied to the words it answers.

Discover what is being discussed

Live discussions, new pages and the topics you choose, with the reason each page is shown and real counts of the people taking part.

Civil by design

Comments that collect reports are hidden behind a notice, not silently erased. Any reader can choose to show them, and moderators remove only what breaks a named rule.

Built for your language

English, Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, French and Russian, with full right-to-left support from the first screen.

No ads, no tracking

No advertising, analytics or tracking SDKs. No AI reads your comments.

Start anonymously. Keep your name if you want.

You don't need an account to read. When you first post, you pick a username, and that's it.

Anonymous by default

Your account starts anonymous and lives on this device. No email, no phone number.

Optional email

Add an email if you want to keep your username: it lets you sign in on another device and recover your account.

Your choice

Without an email, an anonymous account can't be recovered if the app is removed or the device is lost.

A community with rules — and people who enforce them

Everyone agrees to the community rules before posting.

  • Report a comment, a person or a profile picture from the ⋯ menu.
  • Block anyone, and their comments are hidden from you.
  • Moderators review reports, and authors are told what was decided.
  • Child-safety and threat reports go to the top of the moderators' queue.
  • Accounts that break the rules can lose their profile picture or be suspended.

Yours to control

  • Edit a comment for 10 minutes, delete it any time.
  • Delete your account from Profile, whenever you want.
  • Notifications only if you allow them.

Coming to Android and iOS

Sbeak 2.0 is in final testing. The store listings will appear here when they go live.

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