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Early access

consens.io is in active development and currently free to use.

Usage limits apply, and some features are available only to selected accounts. Paid plans are coming. There is no subscription to buy yet.

Feedback or a feature you’d like to use? Write to contact@consens.io.

Settings

Agent

How consens works on your messages.

Workspace The Agent and you share one Linux computer across your chats. Open it to watch the Agent’s browser, take it over and log in to sites yourself: the Agent then works there as you, asks before it sends, buys or deletes anything, and never types a password.

Compare

Sent to every model when you compare answers side by side. The Agent doesn’t use them. Leave empty for the default.

Memory

What consens.io remembers about you across chats. You decide what goes in, and you can change or delete it any time.

Saved memories

Short facts and preferences, saved by Agent or by you. They go with your questions while Memory is on.

    Nothing saved yet.

    About you

    Short, reusable preferences for every question.

    Memory note

    Paste a longer memory summary or keep your own background note here. It’s plain text; consens.io changes a passage only when you choose Remember or Correct memory.

    When Memory is on, this note is sent with your question to every selected model. It is stored on your account and nowhere in this browser.
    How it works

    It shapes how you are answered, never what is true — where your memory and the evidence disagree, the evidence wins. It is stored on your account, reaches every device, and is deleted with your account. Watch reruns never use it.

    Nothing is collected automatically unless you switch on Let Agent update memory. Then Agent decides what is worth keeping from your own messages — never from web pages, files or emails — shows each change while it works on the answer and lists every saved memory here, where you can edit, delete or undo it. It does not store passwords, keys or account numbers, and saves health, beliefs or similar sensitive details only when you explicitly ask. Switch it off and nothing new is saved; what was saved stays until you delete it here.

    The four About you fields are intentionally short. The server applies your plan’s limit (Free, Plus or Pro) to Saved memories, but a long shared note can pull the Agent and every reviewer towards the same framing, so they object less than they should. Leave out health details, beliefs or other people’s personal data.

    Connections

    Accounts and keys consens can use for you.

    Agent

    GitHub Connect GitHub so the Agent can bring your repositories into its workspace and propose pull requests. You choose the repositories when you install the consens.io app on GitHub. Nothing goes to GitHub until you confirm a pull request, and the app’s key never reaches the workspace.
    Logged in on the workspace browser Sites where the Agent found the workspace’s browser logged in. The Agent reads this list with every message. Removing a site only takes it off the list: to log out, do so on the site in the workspace, or log out everywhere under Agent.

    Compare

    Display

    How the app and its results look.

    Appearance

    Switch between light and dark mode.

    Older answers

    Account

    Manage permanent account actions.

    Delete account

    Permanently delete your account, your chats and all stored data. This can’t be undone.

    Help

    consens.io answers your question with one AI, and AI models from other companies review its work and its answer, so you see where they object.

    1. What happens when I send a message? ＋

    Agent works on your question: it searches, reads sources and, where it helps, asks the models you chose for their own independent answers. The same models are its reviewers: they follow every step and review the finished answer, unless you limit them to the workspace or turn them off (Settings › Agent › Reviewers). The models come from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral, Grok, DeepSeek, Moonshot AI/Kimi, Z.ai/GLM, Meta Muse, Alibaba Qwen and Xiaomi MiMo. While it works, the line above the answer shows each step; open it later to see what was done. Compare (the answers side by side), files and Reasoning are in the (+) menu next to the message box.

    2. What do the marks in an answer mean? ＋

    Once the answer is written, your reviewers check it sentence by sentence. A mark shows where one of them objects: red where a statement is wrong, amber where it is doubtful, grey where something is missing. Click a mark to see who said what and why. Unmarked text means no reviewer objected, not that it is proven. Older answers show the earlier check instead: where the model answers differed, with an agreement score. Settings › Display decides what is marked.

    3. What is a Watch? ＋

    A Watch lets the Agent keep an eye on something for you: a price, a page, a date, the news. It looks on a schedule (daily or weekly, more often on Plus and Pro) and writes to you by email or Telegram only when it finds something, needs you, or reaches its goal. Start one on Watches at the top or with the eye under an answer.

    4. How much can I use it? ＋

    consens.io is free while it’s being tested. Sending needs an account. Every account has a daily allowance that all messages share; the ring at the bottom of the sidebar shows what’s left and when it resets (midnight UTC). More models, Reasoning and longer answers use more of it. With your own OpenRouter API key (Settings › Connections), Compare runs on your key instead; Agent always uses the allowance.

    5. What does consens.io remember? ＋

    Your chats are saved to your account, so you can open and continue them. Memory (Settings › Memory) holds what you tell it about yourself and goes with your questions while it’s on; you can edit, pause or delete it. Agent adds details from your messages only if you turn on “Let Agent update memory”.

    6. What happens to my data? ＋

    Your messages go through OpenRouter to the providers whose models answer them, and only to endpoints that don’t collect prompts for training. Delete a chat from its menu in the sidebar; deleting your account (Settings › Account) removes your chats and everything stored about you. The privacy notice has the details; questions go to contact@consens.io.