Use case

Pingpong for founders

Pingpong is for founders who will act on the answer. You ask one high-stakes question. Five flagship AIs run in sequence. The first answers. Each later model gets your question, the prior answers, and a review frame that allows agree, correct, restructure, or reject a weak premise. You get one final answer you can inspect pass by pass.

The point is not more chat. The point is catching a bad assumption before a hire, a raise, a launch, or a pivot gets expensive.

When a single AI answer is risky

Founders lean on ChatGPT (or Claude, Gemini, Grok) for strategy because it is fast. That is fine for drafts. It is weak when the cost of being wrong is real: accepting an offer, cutting a price, choosing a market, signing a term sheet summary you wrote yourself.

Models flatter. They fill gaps. They sound sure. Sycophancy research is why "sounds helpful" is not the same as "safe to ship."

What to run through Pingpong

  • Should we raise now or wait six months?
  • Is this positioning clear to a buyer who does not know us?
  • What breaks in this go-to-market plan if CAC doubles?
  • Where is this contractor agreement weak for us?
  • What did this pitch deck leave undefended?

Paste the doc or screenshot when you can. Attachments are supported. Use Pro when the question is hard and you want extended thinking.

How the sequence helps a founder

Default order: Grok, Perplexity, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude. Order is configurable. Later models are allowed to reject a weak premise, not only polish wording. That is the product bet. Details: how Pingpong works and our approach.

You still decide. Pingpong is review before commitment, not a guarantee and not financial insurance.

Plans

Free: 3 pingpongs. Plus: $24.99/mo for 150 fast. Pro: $59.99/mo for 150 pro + 300 fast. Yearly plans: App Store lists up to 33% off. Full table: pricing.

Start

Open pingpongit.com, ask the decision you are about to make, and read the dissent as carefully as the final answer. iOS: App Store.

Also: what is Pingpong, Pingpong vs ChatGPT, FAQ.