Yes — the core game is free with daily limits on battles, crafts, and voice playback. Premium removes the limits and unlocks unlimited usage.

How does the AI judge insult battles?

Each round is scored across six dimensions — wit, creativity, burn factor, flow, relevance, and cultural spice — by Grok with a Gemini fallback. The judge writes a short commentary explaining the score for each round.

Can I battle in Spanish?

Yes. Battles, the daily challenge, and practice mode all support English, Spanish, and Spanglish. Several opponents (Abuela, El Tío Drunk, La Reina del Drama) lean Spanish-first.

What is Practice Mode for?

Practice Mode generates comeback lines for stressful real-world situations: DMV waiting lines, registro civil paperwork, airline counters, theme park line cutters, telco hold music, rude rideshare drivers, and more. Use them to vent, post, or rehearse before walking in.

Is the content moderated?

Yes. Three age tiers (PG, PG-16, R) gate content per battle, and all generation refuses physical threats, slurs against protected groups, references to real named individuals, doxxing, and illegal-action suggestions.

Is there a public API or CLI?

Yes. The Practice Mode catalog is at GET /api/practice and POST /api/practice generates lines. A small CLI (insulthero-vent) wraps the API for terminal use.

Market

ARGENTINE SWEAR SCHOOL · ES-AR

InsultHero

Stop swearing softly. Send them to hell the Argentine way.

Strong phrases people actually use, with porteño timing, natural voseo and the exact point where theatre becomes a fight.

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Free · no signup · best of 3 against an AI roaster

🇦🇷 Start the Argentine lesson 📣 Face Karen del Barrio

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Context before translation. Mature humour, never attacks protected identities.

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🇦🇷 Argentina · micro-lessons

Argentina: strong phrases, porteño delivery

Learn the complete line, how hard it lands and when its comic delivery turns into a direct rejection.

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Lesson 1bo-LOO-do / pe-lo-TOO-do

boludo ≠ pelotudo

“Boludo” puede ser “amigo”, “tipo” o “idiota”; “pelotudo” suele pegar bastante más fuerte.

The trap: Usar pelotudo como si fuera un saludo porque aprendiste español mirando memes.

Lesson 2FO-rro

forro

Una persona mala leche, egoísta o deliberadamente desagradable.

The trap: Tirarlo por una pavada y convertir una cargada en un juicio moral.

Lesson 3an-DA-te a la MIER-da

andate a la mierda

Un “andate al carajo” directo: rechazo, hartazgo o incredulidad fuerte.

The trap: Decirlo sonriendo no lo vuelve automáticamente amistoso.

Lesson 4la CON-cha de tu MA-dre

la concha de tu madre

Un insulto gravísimo o una descarga de enojo y contrariedad, según a quién se dirija y cómo se entregue.

The trap: Copiarla de una tribuna o un meme y creer que el tono argentino la vuelve una frase liviana.

ONE LANGUAGE, DIFFERENT RULES

Choose where you want to learn to swear

We do not treat accents as interchangeable. Each school has its own vocabulary, timing, examples and practice.

ACTIVE

Argentina

Argentina: strong phrases, porteño delivery

Learn the complete line, how hard it lands and when its comic delivery turns into a direct rejection.

You are in this school

9 LESSONS

España

Spain: full-force phrases, surgical delivery

Learn the complete line, how hard it lands and when a theatrical outburst becomes a direct rejection.

Enter the school →

8 LESSONS

México

Mexico: learn the line that actually sends them away

Start with ‘vete a la chingada’, then learn the other strong constructions without turning them into tourist catchphrases.

Enter the school →

🇦🇷 YOUR TURN

Understanding it helps. Delivering it matters more.

Practise Argentina vocabulary against a local character, get a response and adjust your tone before trying it in real life.

📣 Face Karen del Barrio Review meanings and cultural traps →▶ Watch the micro-lessons on YouTube