Case it: debate case builder
Case it is a debate case builder from Debate it (debateit.tech) for PF, Policy and LD: pick a topic, add sorted uniqueness, link, internal link and impact cards to each contention, and download the case as a .docx. It is part of Debate it All.
About Case it
Case it is a case builder for Public Forum, Policy and Lincoln-Douglas debaters. It takes the cards teams have disclosed on the current topic, sorts them by argument and by role (uniqueness, link, internal link and impact), and lets you assemble your own contentions from them.
Case it covers current high school PF, Policy and LD topics, including the November/December 2026 PF topic (European NATO members should ratify the TPNW) and the November/December 2026 LD topic (de-extinction is unethical), where a case can also include frameworks, kritiks and theory.
Format the cards as you go, with highlighting, bold and underline, then download the case as a Word (.docx) file that keeps tags, cites and Word highlight colors, so it opens cleanly in Verbatim or Google Docs. Case it is included with Debate it All, which is $10 a month (with a free 1-week trial) or $60 for an 8-month season pass.
Frequently asked questions
What is Case it?
Case it is a debate case builder from Debate it. It sorts the current topic’s disclosed cards into uniqueness, link, internal link and impact so you can build contentions and download the case as a .docx.
Which events and topics does Case it cover?
Public Forum, Policy and Lincoln-Douglas, on current high school topics such as the November/December 2026 PF topic (NATO and the TPNW) and LD topic (de-extinction).
Can I download my case?
Yes. Case it exports the case as a Word (.docx) file that keeps tags, cites and highlighting, ready for Verbatim or Google Docs.
Does Case it write my case for me?
No. It sorts real evidence that teams have disclosed. You choose the cards, shape the contentions and check every source before you read it in a round.
Is Case it free?
No. Case it is included with Debate it All: $10 a month with a free 1-week trial, or $60 for an 8-month season pass.