Bring your ideas before the Quorum.
A roundtable of diverse AI experts to debate, dissent, and deliver clarity on your most complex decisions.
quorum
noun · decision language
A decision is not legitimate until enough independent voices are present.
Quorum borrows that idea for thinking. Instead of asking one model for one answer, you convene a small assembly: dissent, optimism, pragmatism, domain judgment, and a chair to separate consensus from unresolved disagreement.
- Pronunciation
- /ˈkwɔːrəm/
- kwor-um
- Origin
- Latin: quorum
- of whom
- Use
- A minimum assembly
- the number of voices required before a decision can stand
Three phases. One verdict.
Convene the council
Configure roles, models, and depth. Assign a Critic, an Optimist, a Pragmatist — or design your own.
Witness the debate
Models deliberate, rebut, and refine across rounds. Every position is visible as it forms.
Receive the verdict
A chair synthesizes consensus and dissent into a single, defensible judgment.
Multi-model deliberation
Claude, GPT, Gemini and more, debating the same question side by side.
Assigned roles & personas
Each model argues from a distinct vantage — adversarial by design.
BYOK or managed access
Bring your own keys, or use managed access with no setup.
Saved & exportable sessions
Every deliberation is preserved and exportable to Markdown, PDF, or JSON.
Custom role templates
Save a council you trust and reconvene it in a single click.
Streaming, transparent reasoning
Watch each argument form in real time. Nothing is hidden.
Pricing that respects your intent.
Lite
Your keys, limits lifted. Sharing, larger councils, full model lineup.
Choose planA council, mid-deliberation.
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Claude Opus 4.8
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Frequently asked.
How is this different from just using multiple AI tools?
Quorum doesn't just run models in parallel — it assigns them adversarial roles, has them rebut each other across rounds, and synthesizes a single verdict with explicit consensus and dissent. The structure is the product.
Do you store my deliberations?
By default they're saved to your account so you can return to them. You can enable no-retention mode: your deliberations still pass through Quorum's servers to reach the providers, but nothing is written to storage — transcripts live in memory only for the duration of the deliberation, then are deleted.
Can I bring my own API keys?
Yes. The Free and Lite tiers are built around it — add your Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google keys and pay providers directly. Keys are encrypted at rest and never exposed.
Which models are supported?
Claude, GPT, Gemini, Mistral, Llama, Grok, DeepSeek, and Qwen, with new models added as they ship. Free runs on a core lineup; Lite and Council reach the full set.
Do I have to bring my own keys?
On Free and Lite, yes — you connect your own provider keys. The Council plan includes managed access, so we provide the AI and there are no keys to configure.
How are costs calculated?
On BYOK plans you pay each provider directly at cost, and Quorum never meters those runs. Council is a flat monthly price with managed access included.
Every idea deserves a second opinion.
And a third.