Quorum is free: every day you get 9 global questions and 3 about your continent, each with context and the best argument for each side, your prediction, your vote and the global results, plus automatic translation and the daily reminder.

Quorum+ is an optional monthly subscription that adds:

• How every continent voted on each question, and the crowd’s average prediction
• Your full archive, calibration and stats
• A daily recap of the question that split the world

New subscribers can try it free for 7 days. After that it is US$0.99 a month in the United States or R$4,90 in Brazil; the store shows the price in your currency before you confirm. You can subscribe from the Quorum+ row on the Today screen, from Settings → Quorum+, or from the locked By region card in a question’s results.

Subscriptions are managed by the store you subscribed with:

• iPhone: Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions, choose Quorum+ and tap Cancel Subscription. You can also get there from Quorum: Settings → Manage subscription.
• Android: Google Play → Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions, choose Quorum and tap Cancel subscription.

Cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends to avoid the next renewal. Quorum+ stays active until the end of the period you already paid for (or of the free trial). Deleting the app or your Quorum account does not cancel the subscription.

In Quorum, go to Settings → Restore purchases. Use the same Apple Account (iPhone) or Google account (Android) you subscribed with. Subscriptions don’t move between platforms: one started on iPhone can’t be restored on Android, and vice versa.

Check your internet connection and tap Settings → Restore purchases. If the payment is pending (for example, waiting for a parent’s approval or for a payment method to clear), Quorum+ unlocks as soon as the store confirms it. Still stuck? Write to us.

Refunds are handled by the store where you subscribed, under its own rules; we can’t issue them directly. iPhone: reportaproblem.apple.com. Android: Google Play refunds. To stop future charges, also cancel the subscription (see above).

Tap the region name at the top of the Today screen, or go to Settings → Region. Regions are continents: South America, North America (including Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean), Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania.

Your first region is suggested from your phone’s region setting; Quorum never uses your location. Every day you get global questions plus a few about your continent, all in the same list.

The app is available in English, Portuguese, Spanish, French, German and Japanese, and follows your phone’s language. To change the language for Quorum only: on iPhone, Settings → Apps → Quorum → Language (shown when your phone has more than one preferred language); on Android 13 or later, Settings → System → Languages → App languages (names may vary by manufacturer).

When a question isn’t available in your phone’s language, Quorum translates it on your device and marks it Translated automatically. Tap Show original to see the original text. The first time, your phone may need to download a language pack. If translation isn’t available, the question is shown in the closest available language.

You can turn this off in Settings → Translate questions automatically.

Go to Settings → Daily reminder, choose a time and allow notifications when asked. If reminders don’t arrive, check that notifications for Quorum are allowed in your phone’s settings.

In the app: Settings → Delete account → Delete permanently. This deletes your anonymous account and, if you subscribed, the Quorum+ subscription record on our server. Votes already counted stay in the totals, with no link to you.

Deleting your account does not cancel Quorum+. Cancel it in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions (iPhone) or Google Play → Payments & subscriptions (Android). If you keep it, use Restore purchases to reconnect it.

If you no longer have the app: install it again; if you subscribed to Quorum+, tap Restore purchases; then delete the account. Or write to us; for a Google Play subscription, include the order number (it starts with “GPA.”). Anonymous accounts with no Quorum+ subscription are deleted automatically after 90 days without use.

More details in the Privacy Policy.

Every day the developer prepares the questions with the help of AI tools, using recent news when relevant. An automated check screens each question for neutrality before it is published, and the developer spot-checks what is published. Questions are about open issues where reasonable people disagree, and each one shows the best argument for each side.

We don’t ask about elections or candidates, don’t accuse named people, don’t give medical, legal or financial advice, and don’t target any group. If a question seems unfair, open it and tap Report question. Every report is reviewed.

The Today screen shows short summaries of recent news. They are written with AI from reports published by third parties and go through the same automated neutrality check as the questions. A summary may contain errors and is not the publisher’s own words: tap it to read the original report, which is always the reference.

Company names and logos shown with the news are trademarks of their respective owners. Quorum is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. If a summary seems wrong, write to us.

Results by continent are part of Quorum+: after you vote, the By region card shows how each continent answered. To protect privacy, a continent appears only after enough people from it have answered the question. The global total is shown to everyone after they vote.

No. Results only reflect the people who chose to answer in the app, so they are not representative of any population.