Consensus Finder
Discovery Lens
C Combination Innovation
Two separate worlds finally connect — and the intersection is a product
One-Liner
A meta-AI tool that routes your question to 5+ different AI models simultaneously, compares their answers, and returns a consensus response with a reliability score based on model agreement.
Kill Reason
Multi-model consensus routing is a single-weekend engineering project with no defensible moat — any developer can replicate it, and platforms like Poe.com and OpenRouter already offer model aggregation. The reliability score concept also fails on examination: model disagreement usually reflects question ambiguity rather than answer quality, making the core value proposition misleading.
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