VersyEdu

I built VersyEdu because debate teams and classrooms were forced to juggle too many disconnected tools, Google Docs for prep, spreadsheets for tracking, timers on phones, chats on Discord, none of it designed to work together or to support real learning. Teams around the world should be able to connect, practice specific debate formats, and learn from one another in a single, structured environment. At the same time, classrooms need tools that improve retention, make learning genuinely engaging, and challenge students to think, collaborate, and communicate, not just consume information. We are already in a time where AI can generate answers instantly, the real risk is losing the ability to reason, argue, and express ideas clearly. Critical thinking and communication are already among the most sought-after skills by employers, and their importance will only grow. VersyEdu exists to help the next generation actively train those skills, through debate, structure, and meaningful intellectual challenge.