Pingpong is a sequential multi-model review tool on web and iOS. You ask one question. Five flagship AIs run in order: Grok, then Perplexity, then ChatGPT, then Gemini, then Claude (order configurable). The first model answers. Each later model gets the original question, the prior answers, and a review frame that allows agree, correct, restructure, or reject a weak premise. You get one final answer and can inspect earlier passes. The job is to catch risk before you commit.
The short version
Most chat tools give you one model's best guess. Pingpong treats that guess as draft work for other models to review. Later models are not forced to disagree. They are allowed to disagree when the premise or the last answer is weak.
That is what we mean by catching risk before you commit. It is review before action, not a promise that the answer is perfect.
What models does Pingpong run?
Default sequence:
- 1. Grok (first response)
- 2. Perplexity (review)
- 3. ChatGPT (review)
- 4. Gemini (review)
- 5. Claude (review)
You can reorder models. Fast mode is for quicker everyday checks. Pro mode uses extended thinking for harder questions. You can attach images, PDFs, spreadsheets, code, and other documents.
See How Pingpong works for the handoff details.
Not getpingpong.ai. Not Fixy.
Pingpong at pingpongit.com is not getpingpong.ai. That is a different product with a builder/checker workflow brand.
Pingpong is also not Fixy. Fixy is built around multi-model debate rooms. Pingpong is a sequential review chain. Same broad category (more than one model). Different mechanism. Fair contrast: Pingpong vs Fixy.
"Decision insurance" is a job description
When we say decision insurance, we mean review before commitment. It is not a financial insurance product. It is not a guarantee. You still need evidence, judgment, and the right people for consequential calls.
More on that framing: Why the review frame matters.
Who it is for
People who will act on the answer:
- Founders checking a strategy call before spending time or money
- Professionals under pressure to ship a recommendation
- Investors stress-testing assumptions
- Lawyers looking for holes in their own draft (not a substitute for legal advice)
- Product managers sorting conflicting input
If a single agreeable AI answer would be expensive to reverse, sequential review is the fit. If you only need a quick draft, one model is often enough. See the FAQ.
Plans in brief
From the App Store listing:
- Free: 3 pingpongs
- Plus: $24.99/mo, 150 fast
- Pro: $59.99/mo, 150 pro + 300 fast
- Yearly plans: App Store claims up to 33% off
Details: Pricing.