AI Fightclub. You Get the Truth.

Multiple engines debate your question, challenge each other's logic, and prove their answers—with receipts.

One question. Multiple models propose, attack, and defend—backed by evidence—until only verified answers remain standing.

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Every AI Sounds Confident. Few Are Correct.

Large language models produce fluent, persuasive text—even when they're wrong. They skip nuance. Invent sources. Double down with conviction.

Hallucinated Answer
The Battle of Waterloo took place in 1812 during Napoleon's Russian campaign.
Verified Truth
The Battle of Waterloo occurred on June 18, 1815, in present-day Belgium, ending Napoleon's rule.

The Short Version

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Make Them Argue

We run multiple best-in-class models in parallel. They propose answers, poke holes in each other's logic, and compete to out-prove their claims.

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Check the Receipts

Every claim gets tested against sources. Weak citations, hand-waving, or invented facts are flagged, challenged, and suppressed.

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Deliver What Holds Up

The system surfaces the most defensible answer—clearly cited—with a confidence assessment, known gaps, and alternative perspectives when they exist.

From Question to Verified Answer

Five phases. No shortcuts.

Question Parsed

What happens: We clarify scope, normalize terms, and surface implicit assumptions so every engine solves the same problem.

Why it matters: Misaligned questions produce misaligned answers.

Multi-Model Debate

What happens: Independent models draft answers from different angles—logical reasoning, factual recall, structural analysis. Then they cross-examine each other: "Where's your source?" "That contradicts X." "You're assuming Y."

Why it matters: Peer pressure for AIs. Bad reasoning gets called out immediately.

Evidence Checked

What happens: Claims face source validation. Retrieval systems pull documentation, benchmark data, academic papers. Unsupported assertions are downgraded or removed.

Why it matters: Confidence without evidence is just noise.

Consensus Forged

What happens: Models revise under scrutiny—strengthening citations, removing fluff, correcting errors. We synthesize convergent reasoning into a single defensible narrative. Disagreements? We show both sides with supporting evidence.

Why it matters: You get the strongest answer, not the loudest.

You Decide

What happens: You get a report showing the evidence, reasoning, dissent, and any integrity flags. The full audit trail is there if you need it.

Why it matters: You see what went into the answer. No mystery box.

Translation: We knock their heads together until the truth emerges—then we make it prove itself.

Real Question. Real Process.

"What's the best way to reduce cart abandonment on mobile checkout?"

Step 1 - Initial Proposals (abbreviated)

  • Engine 1: "Simplify the form—remove optional fields."
  • Engine 2: "Add trust badges and security indicators."
  • Engine 3: "Enable guest checkout, skip forced account creation."

Step 2 - Cross-Examination (1 key critique shown)

  • Engine 3 to Engine 1: "You say 'simplify' but which fields? Removing the wrong ones increases fraud or delivery failures."
  • Engine 1 (revised): "Remove marketing opt-ins and secondary phone numbers. Keep address validation for delivery."

Step 3 - Evidence Retrieved

  • Baymard Institute study: form field impact on completion rates
  • E-commerce case studies: guest checkout conversion lifts
  • UX research: trust signal effectiveness on mobile

Final Output: Enable guest checkout (18-23% conversion lift in studies). Reduce form fields to essentials: email, shipping address, payment. Add visible security badges near payment input. Keep address validation to prevent delivery issues.

Confidence Assessment: High support for guest checkout and field reduction; moderate evidence on specific badge placement.

Dissent: One model argued for account creation to boost LTV, but evidence shows it increases abandonment.

Sources: Baymard Institute E-commerce case studies UX research papers

One AI vs. Many

Single AI

  • One perspective, no checks
  • Confidently wrong
  • "Trust me" citations
  • Black box process

UsureRU

  • Adversarial verification
  • Confidence calibrated to evidence
  • Every claim sourced and scored
  • Full audit trail + reasoning chain

What You Get

Verified Answer

Clean synthesis with working citations. No guesswork.

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Alternatives & Trade-offs

When there's no single "best," we show viable options and when to choose each.

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Confidence Assessment

Plain-English explanation of where evidence is strong, where it's thin, and what we're certain about vs. uncertain.

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Next Steps

Request deeper analysis, generate an action plan, export an executive summary, or adjust constraints and re-run.

Guardrails That Keep Us Honest

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Source Awareness

The system clearly labels speculation vs. supported fact. If a claim lacks evidence, we say so.

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Attribution Integrity

Citations stay attached to claims throughout the process. No orphaned sources.

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Privacy First

Your prompts and outputs stay yours. Sensitive data can be masked or redacted. No training on your queries.

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No Guru Mode

If evidence is thin or expertise is required, we tell you—and suggest how to get better info (e.g., "This requires domain expertise we can't verify").

When It Shines vs. When It Won't

Truth in advertising

Great For:

  • ✅ Research synthesis & technical deep-dives
  • ✅ Strategy options & policy comparisons
  • ✅ Fact-checking, code reviews, market scans
  • ✅ SOP drafts, documentation, competitive analysis

Not Magic For:

  • ⚠️ Brand-new proprietary data no one's seen
  • ⚠️ Legal advice, medical diagnosis
  • ❌ Anything requiring licensed professional judgment or authority you haven't granted

FAQ

Q: Do you browse the web?
When asked or required. All claims are marked whether they're from model memory, your uploaded docs, or retrieved sources.
Q: What if the engines disagree?
We show the split and the strongest evidence on each side.
Q: Can I force constraints (budget, stack, policy)?
Yes. Add constraints like "under $50K budget" or "must use Python." The debate reruns within those boundaries.
Q: How long does this take?
Longer than a single AI—there's a lot more happening under the hood. Most queries take 30 seconds to 2 minutes. Complex debates may take longer. Currently optimized for focused questions rather than extended back-and-forth.

Used by researchers, strategists, and engineering teams who need answers they can defend

Stop Trusting. Start Verifying.

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