Consensable is a product from WooSee that synthesizes responses from multiple leading commercial AI models—such as Claude, GPT, Gemini, and Sonar—into a single, accountable answer. When you ask a question, Consensable runs it through these models in parallel, performs real-time web searches to ensure the information is current, and uses a chair model to synthesize the results. You receive a panel-agreement score for each claim, which indicates how many panel members supported it, and any active disagreements are surfaced so you can see exactly where the models differ.

To use Consensable, you simply enter your question. You can use slash commands to specify a mode, such as /ask for general questions, /vote for decisions, /rank for ordering lists, or /factcheck for verifying statements. If you do not use a command, the system will auto-detect the mode based on the shape of your question.

You can choose from different length presets to control the depth of the synthesis: fast for quick gist answers, balanced for substantive analysis with a dispute round, or thinking for complex topics that require more output and deeper reasoning. Because Consensable is credit-based, you can start with free credits, while paid tiers offer larger panels, longer outputs, and additional workspace features. Reading results that others have shared is always free.