Council of Voices
One question. Many voices. Insightful next steps.
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What is Council of Voices?
Council of Voices is a tool designed to gather multiple perspectives on a single question or topic. Rather than getting one answer, you submit a question and receive responses from various viewpoints, helping you see issues from different angles. This approach is useful when you need to consider a problem thoroughly before making decisions. The tool works on a freemium model, meaning you can try basic functionality for free with limited questions per month, or upgrade for higher usage. It's straightforward to use: ask your question, see what different perspectives emerge, and use those insights to plan your next steps.
Key Features
Multiple perspective generation
submit one question and receive responses representing different viewpoints and approaches
Free tier access
try the tool with a limited number of questions monthly without payment
Perspective customisation
control the types or angles of perspectives you want to explore
Insight summary
get organised output that helps you identify patterns across different viewpoints
Question history
revisit previous questions and responses within your account
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Helps reduce blind spots by showing multiple viewpoints on a single question
- No cost to try if you use it occasionally through the free tier
- Simpler than scheduling multiple conversations or interviews to gather opinions
- Clear structure makes it easy to compare different approaches side by side
Limitations
- Perspectives generated may be limited in depth compared to detailed discussions with actual subject matter experts
- Free tier likely has significant restrictions on question volume, requiring upgrade for frequent use
- Results depend on question clarity; vague questions may produce less useful responses
Use Cases
Business decision making: test a strategic question against multiple business perspectives before committing resources
Content planning: explore different angles on a topic to ensure balanced coverage
Problem solving: examine a challenge from multiple viewpoints to identify solutions you might have missed
Learning and research: quickly survey how different schools of thought approach a particular question
Product feedback analysis: understand how different user types might view a feature or design decision