Your hardest work rarely needs just one answer
A proposal can sound convincing and still rest on a weak assumption. An application can be polished and still lead with the wrong story. The difficult part is deciding what deserves your confidence.
Quartz gives you room to hear more than one view on the same question. Use agreement to see a shared starting point. Use differences to find a question you had not thought to ask.
From a question to something worth keeping
Ask the question
Paste in a draft, attach a file, or just describe the decision in front of you.
Hear three views
Three leading AIs answer side by side, and you see at a glance where they agree and where they differ.
Move forward with confidence
Follow up with any of them, keep the answer that holds up, and act on it. The final call is yours.
Keep the parts you believe in
An answer is a proposal, not a verdict. Three of them, side by side, give you something to weigh instead of something to obey.
Keep what holds up, share the chat with a link when you want another person’s eyes on it, and come back to the thread whenever the question comes up again.
A panel for decisions, research, and writing
Use Quartz when there is more than one plausible way forward: a founder choosing a narrative, a researcher choosing a question, or a consultant testing a recommendation. If you only need a quick fact, a single search may be all you need.
The public demo gives bounded access to the panel. Full access is by invitation from the waitlist. Custom MCP connection setup is not currently available in the interface.
A few practical questions
The short ones are here. For anything else, ask below.
Can I start using Quartz today?
Quartz is opening access through its waitlist. You can explore the public demo, then join the waitlist for your own workspace. Signing in is for people who already have access.
Does agreement between AIs mean the answer is correct?
No. Agreement can help you identify a common view, but models can share an error. Check important claims against original evidence. Different answers are a reason to investigate, not a vote you have to follow.
Will Quartz make the decision for me?
No. It gives you three considered answers and shows you where they agree and differ. Which one you act on, and how, stays your call.