Iโm building Symposya.
Less noise.
More signal.
Symposya is a platform for structured public debate โ asynchronous, long-form conversations built for clarity. Inspectable claims, sources beside statements, and transparent, consent-based fact-checking.
Current prototype visuals. UI will evolve.
Timeline
Symposyum Stage
Asynchronous moderated video debate. A host guides the conversation as contributors speak, respond, and challenge each other. Every intervention stays expandable with transcript, key points, sources, and context.
Timeline
Symposyum Chamber
A text and audio dialogue that unfolds like a public chat, but with defined roles and visible reasoning. The conversation feels fluid while staying organized, traceable, and accountable.
Transcript
Key takeaways
Sources
Fact check
Comments
Insights, layered
Open any contribution to explore transcript, key points, sources, attachments, and optional fact-check insights โ without leaving the conversation.
Access status
Profile completion
Revenue by role
Revenue by Symposyum
Monetization & access
Availability
Creators earn from the debate
Each Symposyum has a host, and both host and guests are rewarded for their contributions. The format is designed to reward depth and clarity, making structured debate economically viable.
Themes you follow
What topic would you like to hear discussed?
Explore by theme
Agora: structured discovery
Debates live inside a feed designed for exploration. You discover Symposya through themes, topics, and people.
Comments
Clip insights
Related videos
Watch the show
A Symposyum Stage can also be experienced as a continuous show โ contributions flowing like a stream, with documents, visuals, and external material layered in. A debate you can watch, not just read.
Listen to the podcast
Symposyum Stage episodes and audio-only Symposyum Chamber sessions can also be followed as a podcast. You can listen linearly or jump between interventions as chapters.
An interactive preview of the product
You can explore the core flow โ browse Agora, open a Symposyum, move through the timeline, and inspect contributions through insight panels and access layers. The current preview uses placeholder content and simulated interactions to showcase the structure and direction.
What this preview demonstrates
- Structured Symposyum pages and timeline logic
- Expandable insight panels (transcript, sources, attachments, fact-check layer)
- Role concepts, gated sections, and contribution depth
Phase 1 โ MVP focus
- Audience accounts with persistent access
- Single host ownership per Symposyum
- Revenue attribution per debate and basic premium access
For universities
Structured academic debate for universities
Symposya helps universities turn seminars, lectures, and debates into reusable learning experiences: contributions stay ordered, claims are linked to sources, and insight panels give students the context to evaluate the reasoning.
01
Lecture
Import a recorded, transcribed, or documented lecture and make it navigable: transcript, chapters, sources, key concepts, and follow-up discussion stay attached to the original material.
02
Evidence-linked debate
Run course debates with clear turns and source-linked claims, so students evaluate evidence instead of reacting only to tone, speed, or confidence.
03
Reusable seminars
Every structured session becomes a permanent academic asset that next cohorts can revisit, expand, and use to understand how the reasoning developed.
Open to collaborators
If youโre a contributor, journalist, developer, or someone who believes debate deserves better structure, reach out.