Free · Bring one real decision
Quorum reads your decision before it answers it — what's really at stake, what you're missing, what's still unresolved. Bring one, and see what it finds.
Free · Bring one real decision
High-stakes decisions now arrive surrounded by AI-generated analysis, advisor opinions, and other people's conviction. You have more inputs than ever — and less clarity about which of them actually matter.
Quorum reads the decision before it answers it — and tells you what you're actually deciding.
Not reports. Not summaries. Specific observations about how you decide — the kind of feedback no one around you is positioned to give.
01 — Contradiction Detector
Quorum tracks the principles behind your decisions — and flags it when a later one breaks them.
02 — Bias Fingerprint
Not a generic label — the exact moments in your own record where a pattern shows up, precise enough to catch next time.
03 — Decision Independence Score
A rising score means your own judgment is taking hold. A flat one is a signal too — you see both.
↗ +47 points across 12 sessions. Quorum's frameworks are showing up in your framing before the Council even runs.
04 — Confidence Calibration
Every session starts with one question: how confident are you? Months later, Quorum asks again — knowing what happened. Over time, it shows you where that confidence holds.
Follow one founder's connected record, or browse real decisions across founders, executives, investors, boards, and institutions.
The same founder's record, in order — unedited, and structurally linked in ways nobody set out to design.
Read the full recordFounders, executives, investors, boards, institutions — real briefs, browsable by category, growing as new sessions happen.
Browse the Decision LibraryWhere the outcome matters, and there's no obviously right answer.
Free · Bring one real decision
The core session is free. Elite adds the record that compounds. Private is your own infrastructure, for teams. Most people start by bringing one real decision to the free tier — that's the whole point.
No. Before any advisor responds, your decision is read at a structural level — what kind of decision this is, not just what you typed. A chatbot routes your text straight to a model; Quorum doesn't.
Your raw inputs are encrypted at the field level. You can export or delete your full data on request at any time. Nothing about your decisions is used in a case study or shared externally without your explicit, opt-in consent.
If you choose to — export a private PDF brief for a board or co-founder, or share a link to just the verdict. Both are entirely optional; nothing is shared unless you decide to.
Founders, CXOs, and family office principals — people making decisions where being wrong is expensive. It isn't built for everyday, low-stakes choices.
The Council — the core six-advisor session — is free. Elite adds Mirror, which compounds insight across your decisions over time, for ₹2,999/mo or ₹29,999/yr. Private is a custom enterprise deployment, starting at ₹9,999/user/month — priced once we understand your organization's needs.
The Council is the six-advisor session you get on any single decision. Mirror is the layer underneath it that compounds across sessions — your bias fingerprint, calibration over time, recurring patterns, how you compare to your peers, a reliability score for every session you bring — and unlocks once you have enough decision history for it to be meaningful.
Yes. On Elite, you can paste a background note or upload a ChatGPT or Claude conversation export, and it's distilled into individual facts — goals, constraints, patterns — that you review and approve before anything is saved. The raw file itself is discarded once the insights are extracted; only what you approve feeds the Council.
Quorum uses different models for different plans, matched to what each plan is for. Free runs on GPT-5-mini end-to-end — strong reasoning at a cost that keeps the free tier sustainable for everyone. Elite pairs GPT-5-mini for fast reasoning with Claude Sonnet for Quorum's deepest analysis — Council Synthesis, Mirror, and long-term pattern-reading. Private runs entirely inside your own infrastructure, on either self-hosted Qwen or self-hosted Mistral, whichever you choose.
Because each plan optimizes for a different goal. Free is built to be accessible to everyone while staying sustainable. Elite is built for the highest-quality personal decision intelligence. Private is built for complete ownership and enterprise deployment. The model each plan runs on follows from that goal — it isn't the goal itself; Quorum's judgment quality is what you're actually buying.
Elite is a straightforward self-serve monthly or annual subscription — cancel whenever you like, no lock-in. Private is a custom enterprise arrangement, so changes or cancellation go through your account contact rather than a self-service button.
No. Quorum is a decision intelligence tool, not a licensed financial or legal advisor. The final call — and any financial or legal decision — is always yours; consult a qualified professional for those specifically.
You can export everything tied to your account or request full deletion at any time from account settings.
Your decision is first tagged structurally — the kind of decision it is, what it structurally resembles from your own history — and each of the six advisors responds from that read, not from a single generic model pass.
Yes, automatically. A challenge is treated as new information for the whole council, not a private exchange with one advisor — so it reaches all six. Each advisor still reassesses it independently through its own lens and may keep, strengthen, weaken, or reverse its position; sharing the information never means they share a conclusion. The Council synthesizes once, after every advisor has had a chance to weigh in.
Yes — it's a web app you can install to your home screen directly from your browser. No app-store download needed.
Bring one real decision. Not a hypothetical — something where being wrong costs you something.
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