For creators
One AI calls it great. Three tell you if it is.
Before you post the risky one, sign the brand deal or answer the comment section, put the question to a council of AI models. Each answers on its own, you see where they agree and where they split, and you get one clear brief.
Your first decision brief is free. No card needed.
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The council
Should I post the joke about my ex's new partner?
- Practitionerthe pragmatistPost it
- Skepticthe challengerDon't
- Analystthe framework-builderOnly if…
Split on 2 points — the brief explains why
Why not just ask a chatbot?
Your AI is a fan, not a critic.
Chat assistants are built to be agreeable. Ask one whether your idea is good and it will usually find a way to say yes, then help you polish it. Lovely for confidence. Not much use for a decision.
- 01Independent answersEach model answers on its own, without seeing what the others said.
- 02The split, in plain sightThe brief shows where they agree, where they don't, and why.
- 03One page to act onA verdict, the strongest argument against it, and what would change the answer.
What creators bring to the council
The calls one opinion shouldn't make
Opens the composer with this question filled in. Make it yours before you ask.
Post it or not?
The risky joke, the honest storytime, the take that might age badly.
“I filmed a storytime about a terrible date. It names the restaurant and his face is visible for a second. It's my funniest video yet. Should I post it as is?”
Take the deal?
Brand offers, your rate, exclusivity, and the clauses you'd rather not read.
“A skincare brand offered me $400 for one TikTok, but the contract asks for three months of category exclusivity. I have 12k followers. Should I take it?”
Answer the drama?
A stitch, a pile-on, or one comment that really stung. Respond, ignore, or delete.
“A bigger creator stitched my video calling me fake, and it now has more views than mine. Should I respond, ignore it, or take my video down?”
Change direction?
Niche, format, how often you post, or whether to go full-time.
“My cooking videos plateau at around 2k views, but one storytime got 200k. Should I switch niches, or keep both?”
How it works
Three steps, one brief
- 01
Ask it like you'd text a friend
Your situation, in plain words. If something important is missing, the moderator asks a quick question first.
- 02
Three models answer on their own
A pragmatist, a challenger and a framework-builder each take a side, without seeing each other's answers.
- 03
Read one clear brief
The moderator turns it into a verdict, the points they agreed on, the points they split on, and what would change the answer.
Good to know
What the council won't do
- See your analyticsIt reasons from what you tell it. Give it the numbers that matter.
- Predict what goes viralNobody can. It helps you decide; it doesn't promise views.
- Replace a lawyer or an agentWhen a contract has real money on the line, have a professional read it too.
Pricing
Pay per decision brief
Quick briefs are $1. Deep briefs are $3. Subscribe to Pro if you use SuperCouncil regularly.
Pay as you go
Buy a pack when you need one.
Per decision brief. Credits never expire.
Your first Deep brief is free
- Three independent model opinions per brief
- Deep adds critique and revision rounds
- Top up from $10 whenever you need more
- Spaces not included
Pro
Best for regular use.
30 Quick or 10 Deep briefs every month — about $0.63 per Quick brief.
- Monthly allowance refreshes automatically
- Spaces to group related questions
- Top up any time on top of your allowance
- Cancel anytime
All plans use the most capable models from
Includes Gemini 4 Argon, GPT-6.1 Sol, Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, and Grok 4.7.
Post with a second opinion. And a third.
Ask in plain words. The council does the arguing.
Ask your first questionYour first decision brief is free. No card needed.