For organizations
One home for every chapter.
Classistry is built for organizations with many groups: a national office, its chapters and the members who lead them.
Who it's for
Built for groups that speak up.
If your members meet to learn, argue a case or represent your organization in public, Classistry was made for them.
- Campus chapters
- Speech and debate teams
- Career and technical student groups
- Classical schools
- Homeschool co-ops
- Apologetics clubs
- Civil-discourse groups
- Model UN and mock trial
- Student government
- Youth leadership programs
What organizations get
What every chapter gets.
Load your material once, give chapter leaders real tools and keep members' practice their own.
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Your library in every chapter
Load your questions, lessons and practice scenarios once. Every new chapter starts with them.
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Leaders get a desk
Chapter leaders publish, invite members and run meetings without an IT department.
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Private by default
Members' practice is their own. Leaders see what members choose to share.
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Readiness by topic
Leaders follow their chapter's readiness topic by topic, so the next meeting starts where members need it.
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Joining stays in your hands
Chapter leaders invite members with a link or a code, so every group decides who joins.
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No IT project
Classistry runs in the browser, with no LMS to connect. A phone app is on the way.
Built on trust
Practice that stays theirs.
- Practice stays privateRecordings, transcripts and coaching belong to the learner. Sharing an answer's text is their choice.
- Opinions are never scoredFeedback looks at how someone argues. Political or religious agreement is never part of the score.
- Sources come firstQuestions keep their sources, and feedback checks claims against the evidence.
- Made for 13 and upAge checks come first, and our Privacy Policy names every AI provider we use.
Getting started
How we start together.
We're opening Classistry to a small number of organizations first, and we set each one up with them.
Tell us about your organization
How your chapters meet, who leads them and what your members need to be ready for.
See it with your questions
We show you Hold the Floor using questions your members actually face, and load your library.
Start with a few chapters
A small group of chapters goes first. We widen it with you once it works for them.
Bring Classistry to your chapters.
Tell us about your organization, and we'll show you Hold the Floor with your own questions.
Talk to us