Debate card finder and evidence search engine

What is in the library

Card it searches evidence disclosed in public case archives. Datasets cover Public Forum, policy and Lincoln-Douglas, including a multi-year archive and recent high school seasons such as the 2026-27 policy, LD and PF sets.

Free accounts can search a subset of datasets. Paid plans unlock every dataset.

Why search instead of scrolling files

• AI-assisted search matches what an argument means, not just exact words.
• Results come from many teams’ disclosed files in one place.
• Quickly compare how different authors support the same claim.

What you can do with a result

• Filter by event, season or topic with the dataset chips above the results.
• Hide cards arguing the opposite side of your search, or show them with one click.
• Read the tag, cite and highlighted text exactly as the card was cut.
• Copy the card with its formatting into Verbatim or Google Docs.
• Download the original disclosed file the card came from.
• Search Block it for prewritten responses on current topics.

Card finder vs searching files by hand

Without a card finder, finding evidence means opening team pages on the debate wiki one by one and using Ctrl+F inside each file. That works when you know whose files to read. A card finder starts from the argument instead, searching every disclosed file at once and ranking cards by how well they match what you need.

Use evidence responsibly

A card you find is a starting point. Read the full source and check that the tag matches the evidence before you read it in a round.