Stop guessing which AI is right. Let them compete for the answer

Run any question through multiple AIs simultaneously. See who wins, why it matters, and which one to trust — in seconds.

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The problem

You can't trust one AI to give you the full picture.

Every AI model has biases, blind spots, and knowledge gaps. When you rely on just one, you get one perspective — dressed up as truth.

The real insight lives in the disagreement. AI Arena surfaces it.

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Model bias you can't see

Each model has subtle tendencies baked into training. You can't tell which answer is skewed without comparing them all.

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High-stakes decisions, low confidence

For real decisions — strategy, code architecture, research — one AI response isn't enough to act on confidently.

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Copy-pasting across tabs wastes time

Manually querying ChatGPT, then Claude, then Gemini — then trying to compare them yourself — is slow and error-prone.

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No structured deliberation

You get raw answers but no systematic way to evaluate quality, spot contradictions, or synthesize the truth.

The pipeline

A structured deliberation system,
not just a comparison tool.

Every arena runs through a standard verdict pipeline, with optional Debate Mode when you want judges to challenge each other before the final answer.

01

Submit

One prompt, sent everywhere

Your question goes to multiple models simultaneously. Same prompt, different minds, in parallel.

02

Anonymise

Answers become anonymous exhibits

Responses are stripped of model identity. Exhibit A through E — judged on content alone, never by reputation.

03

Judge

Expert AI judges deliberate

1–3 powerful reasoning models analyze all exhibits independently, scoring accuracy, depth, and usefulness.

04

Debate

Judges can challenge each other

Turn on Debate Mode to add one response round where judges read the other reviews, defend or revise their ranking, and update confidence.

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Verdict

The Supreme Judge decides

One final arbiter synthesizes the blind reviews, optional debate, and final judge positions into a structured verdict with consensus, reasoning, and confidence.

Built for serious thinkers

Everything you need for
better AI decisions.

From the prompt input to the final verdict, every step is designed to maximize insight quality.

Parallel model calls

All contestants respond simultaneously via OpenRouter. No waiting. 300+ models accessible with one API key.

Powered by OpenRouter
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Strict anonymisation

Model identities are never shown to judges. No reputation bias. Evaluations are based purely on answer quality.

Blind evaluation

Multi-layer judgment

Up to 3 independent judge models, each with expert system prompts. Then a Supreme Judge synthesizes the panel.

Up to 3 + 1 judges

Debate Mode

When the decision needs extra pressure, judges can read each other's blind reviews and respond once before the final verdict.

Optional judge debate
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Structured verdicts

Every final answer includes a consensus summary, traceable reasoning chain, and a 0–100% confidence score.

With confidence score
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Arena history

Every session is saved to your account. Review past verdicts, compare runs, and build a knowledge base over time.

Saved to Supabase
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Custom panels

Customize answer models, judge personas, system prompts, and the Super Judge. Save presets for repeat workflows.

Fully configurable

Frontier Super Judges

Custom panels can choose super-powerful final arbiters like Opus 4.7, GPT-5.4, and Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview.

Custom final arbiter

Use cases

Use AI Arena when you need confidence before you act.

Pick a situation that sounds like yours.

Business

“Should I pivot my SaaS or double down on the current market?”

→ Business · Decision making

Business

“Which pricing model makes more sense — usage-based or flat subscription?”

→ Business · Pricing

Business

“Should I raise funding now or stay bootstrapped?”

→ Business · Funding

Business

“Is this market big enough to build a startup around?”

→ Business · Market sizing

Business

“Should I hire a generalist or two specialists first?”

→ Business · Hiring

Business

“Which co-founder offer should I accept?”

→ Business · Partnerships

Business

“Should I launch now or wait for the product to be more polished?”

→ Business · Launch timing

Product

“Should I build feature A or feature B next quarter?”

→ Product · Roadmap

Product

“Which onboarding flow creates less friction?”

→ Product · Onboarding

Product

“Is this UX change worth the engineering cost?”

→ Product · UX tradeoffs

Product

“Should we go B2B or B2C with this product?”

→ Product · Strategy

Product

“Which landing page copy converts better — pain-led or outcome-led?”

→ Product · Copy testing

Marketing

“Which ad angle should I test first?”

→ Marketing · Creative testing

Marketing

“Should I focus on SEO or paid acquisition at this stage?”

→ Marketing · Acquisition

Marketing

“Which email subject line will get more opens?”

→ Marketing · Email

Marketing

“Is this brand positioning strong enough or too generic?”

→ Marketing · Positioning

Marketing

“Should I launch on Product Hunt or build an audience first?”

→ Marketing · Launch

Career

“Should I take the promotion or join the startup?”

→ Career · Career move

Career

“Is it too early to go freelance full-time?”

→ Career · Freelancing

Career

“Which offer is better — higher salary or more equity?”

→ Career · Compensation

Career

“Should I specialize deeper or become more of a generalist?”

→ Career · Career strategy

Career

“Is getting this MBA actually worth it for my goals?”

→ Career · Education ROI

Learning / Research

“Should I learn Python or JavaScript first given my goal?”

→ Learning / Research · First language

Learning / Research

“Which of these three books will actually move the needle for me?”

→ Learning / Research · Resource choice

Learning / Research

“Is this research paper credible or missing key counterarguments?”

→ Learning / Research · Research quality

Learning / Research

“Which online course is worth paying for vs watching free content?”

→ Learning / Research · Course choice

Personal Decisions

“Should I move to a new city for this opportunity?”

→ Personal Decisions · Relocation

Personal Decisions

“Is this investment risk worth taking right now?”

→ Personal Decisions · Risk

Personal Decisions

“Should I end this business partnership?”

→ Personal Decisions · Partnerships

Personal Decisions

“Which therapist approach suits my situation better?”

→ Personal Decisions · Support fit

Vibecoding

“Which AI model writes cleaner React components?”

→ Vibecoding · Model comparison

Vibecoding

“Should I use Next.js or Remix for this project?”

→ Vibecoding · Framework choice

Vibecoding

“Is Claude or GPT better at debugging Python?”

→ Vibecoding · Debugging

Vibecoding

“Which AI-generated architecture is more scalable?”

→ Vibecoding · Architecture

Simple pricing

Pick your tier.
Run better arenas.

Start free. Upgrade when your decisions need more firepower.

Free

$0/mo

Tiny live trial for fast models.

50 monthly credits
Up to 2 answer models
1 judge
Fast models only
No attachments
Default system prompts
Start free

Starter

$20/mo

Affordable normal use.

2,000 monthly credits
Up to 3 answer models
Up to 2 judges
Fast and standard models
10,000 attachment characters
3 saved panel presets
Get Starter

Power

$99/mo

Heavy custom and frontier use.

9,900 monthly credits
All 11 answer models
Up to 3 judges
Debate mode and post writer
Frontier Super Judge access
Custom prompts and bias roles
50 saved custom panels
Get Power

Common questions.

Can the judges see which model gave which answer?

No — that's the core design. All responses are anonymised as Exhibit A, B, C etc. before judges see them. This eliminates reputation bias and forces evaluation on merit alone.

How is this different from just using ChatGPT?

You're getting structured deliberation, not one opinion. Multiple models answer, independent judges evaluate, optional Debate Mode lets judges respond to each other, and a Supreme Judge synthesizes the result.

Which models are available as contestants?

The answer step uses the curated chat model set wired into the app, while customization lets you tune the panel and Super Judge separately. The landing stats above update from the current app model registry.

What models are used as judges?

Judge panels use a separate judge model pool, while Super Judge customization includes frontier final arbiters such as Opus 4.7, GPT-5.4, and Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview.

Can I customize the arena flow?

Yes. The Customize panel lets you adjust answer models, judge personas, system prompts, Super Judge model, and saved presets. Debate Mode can be toggled before judging starts.

Is my prompt data stored?

Your arenas are stored in your private Supabase database with row-level security — only you can access your data. Prompts are never used for model training.

How fast is an arena run?

Contestant responses come back in parallel. Judging adds another pass, and Debate Mode adds one optional judge-response round before the Super Judge writes the verdict.

Stop guessing

Your best AI answer
is rarely the first one.

Run your next important question through AI Arena. See what you've been missing.