Bring the messy version.
A sentence is enough. Share the decision, the context, and what you’re hoping happens.
Meet the AI that argues back. Five opposing minds. One stronger idea. Find your blind spots before the real world does.
It’s going to change everything.
An AI that agrees with you is easy.
An AI that makes you better is Counterform.
Ordinary AI gives you an answer.
Counterform gives your idea five people to answer to.
“You’re assuming people want another tool. What if they just want one less problem?”
Start with a rough idea. A risky bet. That thing everyone in the meeting nodded at.
“I don’t need more recipes. I need fewer decisions at 6 pm.”
Free alternatives exist. What makes month two worth paying for?
Test a “tonight’s dinner, sorted” promise with 10 parents before building the app.
A second opinion is nice.
A clear next move is better.
A sentence is enough. Share the decision, the context, and what you’re hoping happens.
Five perspectives challenge the premise, run failure scenarios, and surface what you missed.
Get the risks that matter, the assumptions to validate, and practical experiments to run next.
For the moment just before
you say, “Let’s do it.”
No free trials. No pretend promises. Just a sharper way to think.
For the idea you can’t stop thinking about.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
For people with more than one bold move.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
For teams that want better conversations.
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
That includes yours.
It turns one idea into a structured debate. Five AI perspectives challenge your assumptions, explore ways the idea could fail, and help you identify what to test before committing. Think of it as a pre-mortem, with a practical next-steps list.
A chatbot responds to your prompt. Counterform’s council is built around disagreement: each perspective has a different job, and the final report brings their objections into one decision map. The point is to find the question you didn’t know to ask.
No. Every plan is paid. You can explore the example perspectives and sample reports on this page; running a stress-test on your own idea requires an active subscription.
You keep the final say. The council offers objections, scenarios, and experiments, rather than a promise that a decision is right. Treat its output as a starting point for investigation, especially when the stakes are high.
One submitted idea reviewed by all five perspectives, with an assumption map and a next-steps report. Each new idea or fresh scenario uses another stress-test. Your monthly allowance resets at the start of each billing month.
Yes. Plans are designed to be changed from your workspace. Monthly plans renew each month; yearly plans are billed once for the year. Cancelling stops the next renewal, and access continues for the period already paid.