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The AI Council is #27 in Productivity Paid in Taiwan and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 9 Nov 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperTechniciti
CategoryProductivity
Price8.99 USD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version6.2.6
Age rating4+
First seen by us
25 Sep 2026
📈Entered the top 100📈Charting in a new country🆕First spotted by AppInsider📦Version 6.2.6🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 13 events
- 📈The AI Council entered the top 100Top Paid · Productivity · TW
- 📈The AI Council charting in a new countryTaiwan
- 📈The AI Council entered the top 100Top Paid · Productivity · DE
- 📈The AI Council charting in a new countryGermany
- 📈The AI Council entered the top 100Top Paid · Productivity · US
- 📈The AI Council charting in a new countryUnited States
- 📈The AI Council entered the top 10Top Paid · Productivity · AE
- 📈The AI Council charting in a new countryUnited Arab Emirates
- 📈The AI Council entered the top 100Top Paid · Productivity · CA
- 📈The AI Council charting in a new countryCanada
- 🆕The AI Council first spotted by AppInsider#78 in Top Paid · All Apps · Netherlands
- 📦The AI Council version 6.2.6Auto Model Migration - when providers release newer versions, stale model selections are detected and migrated automatically across council members, chairman, direct chat, and comparison. A notification explains what changed.
Session expiry notifications replace silent failures.
Network timeouts prevent hangs.
Bounded notification caches.
Comfort settings - new Appearance controls let you adjust colour warmth and contrast to reduce eye strain.
Background completion badges - conversations that finish processing while you’re elsewhere now show a notification badge.
Non-chat model filtering - audio, search, and other non-chat model variants no longer appear in model pickers.
HTML title decoding - conversation titles with special characters now display correctly.
Dynamic model pricing - pricing data is fetched live from providers rather than using static values.
Switching between conversations now reliably shows the right content. A bug where a recently completed conversation’s synthesis could appear inside a different conversation has been fixed.
The chair retry button (“Generate Chair’s Report”) now surfaces clear error messages when the chairman model fails, instead of appearing unresponsive.
Network requests fail faster when a provider is unreachable, so one slow model no longer stalls the full council for minutes.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Apple Intelligence is now the built-in on-device option on supported iPhones and iPads. It works out of the box with no setup and no cloud. Add cloud providers on top if you want a multi-model Council.
Direct Chat: one-on-one conversations with any configured model, including Apple Intelligence.
Compare View: send the same prompt to several models side by side and see how they differ.
Prompt Library: save, tag, favourite, and reuse your best prompts.
Document Workspace: attach a PDF, Markdown file, or plain-text document and chat about its contents.
Web Search with eight providers and clickable source citations beneath every response.
Smart Escalation: a quick model answers first, and heavier models are brought in only if the answer falls short.
Image input on models that support it, and voice conversation with supported voices.
Prompt Enhancer: tidy up a rambling prompt with one tap before you send it.
Model Analytics and a full Decision Log of your past councils.
Appearance and Colour Comfort: sliders for warmth, contrast, and saturation plus four one-tap presets, all synced across your devices via iCloud.
Streaming chair responses, automatic retries on flaky networks, clearer error messages, and a softer setup flow that highlights Apple Intelligence working out of the box.
Historical conversations now flag models you no longer have configured, so you understand why an older response references a model that has since been removed.
The chair (synthesiser) list only shows models that are currently in your council, and resets any stale selection automatically on open.… more - 🆕The AI Council released on the App Store
Collected from the stores by AppInsider since we first spotted the app. Dates are when we saw each change.
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#27
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The AI Council on the App Store
App details
App ID
6758050094
Publisher
Techniciti
On the store since
Jan 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.2+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
8 MB
Also listed in
Business
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| ProductivityPaid | #27 |
Apps near The AI Council on the chart
Productivity Paid, around #27.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About The AI Council
A flawed analysis. A missed edge case. A recommendation you defended in a meeting, only to discover the model hallucinated half of it. Every professional using AI has had that moment. The uncomfortable truth: when you rely on one AI, you’re gambling that its blind spots don’t overlap with what actually matters.
AI Council eliminates the gamble.
Your question goes to multiple AI models simultaneously. Each one responds independently. Then - before you see a single word - they anonymously review each other’s work, catching errors, challenging assumptions, identifying what the others missed. You get one answer: a synthesis of the strongest thinking from every model, with a confidence score showing exactly how much they agreed.
High consensus means act with confidence. Significant disagreement means you’ve just saved yourself from trusting the wrong answer.
Ask better questions, get better answers
Weak prompts get weak answers. The built-in Prompt Enhancer rewrites your question using a separate referee model - sharpening the framing, clarifying intent, and tuning it for depth before a single council member sees it. Better input. Better output. Every time.
Five ways to run your council
• Standard: Independent responses, synthesised into one.
• Devil’s Advocate: One model’s job is to find holes in the others’ reasoning.
• Expert Panel: Models adopt specialist roles and critique from those perspectives.
• Debate: Models argue before synthesis - you see the strongest case for each view.
• Consensus Seeker: Finds and articulates where all models genuinely agree.
Built for serious work
Project Workspaces keep your context - codebase, strategy docs, requirements - attached to every query. Council Chains automate multi-stage thinking: Research, Analyse, Recommend, Plan. Evidence Mode forces every claim to cite a specific source. Decision Log preserves your most important calls with full council context.
Your keys. Your models.
Connect your own API keys from 20+ providers - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral, Groq, DeepSeek, Perplexity, and more. You pay providers directly at their standard rates. No markup. No middleman. When providers release new model versions, the app migrates your selections automatically.
All data stays on your device. API keys in Keychain. Nothing sent to us. Ever.
For researchers, analysts, developers, and anyone whose work is too important to trust to one AI’s opinion.
AI Council eliminates the gamble.
Your question goes to multiple AI models simultaneously. Each one responds independently. Then - before you see a single word - they anonymously review each other’s work, catching errors, challenging assumptions, identifying what the others missed. You get one answer: a synthesis of the strongest thinking from every model, with a confidence score showing exactly how much they agreed.
High consensus means act with confidence. Significant disagreement means you’ve just saved yourself from trusting the wrong answer.
Ask better questions, get better answers
Weak prompts get weak answers. The built-in Prompt Enhancer rewrites your question using a separate referee model - sharpening the framing, clarifying intent, and tuning it for depth before a single council member sees it. Better input. Better output. Every time.
Five ways to run your council
• Standard: Independent responses, synthesised into one.
• Devil’s Advocate: One model’s job is to find holes in the others’ reasoning.
• Expert Panel: Models adopt specialist roles and critique from those perspectives.
• Debate: Models argue before synthesis - you see the strongest case for each view.
• Consensus Seeker: Finds and articulates where all models genuinely agree.
Built for serious work
Project Workspaces keep your context - codebase, strategy docs, requirements - attached to every query. Council Chains automate multi-stage thinking: Research, Analyse, Recommend, Plan. Evidence Mode forces every claim to cite a specific source. Decision Log preserves your most important calls with full council context.
Your keys. Your models.
Connect your own API keys from 20+ providers - OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral, Groq, DeepSeek, Perplexity, and more. You pay providers directly at their standard rates. No markup. No middleman. When providers release new model versions, the app migrates your selections automatically.
All data stays on your device. API keys in Keychain. Nothing sent to us. Ever.
For researchers, analysts, developers, and anyone whose work is too important to trust to one AI’s opinion.
Latest updates
6.2.6
Auto Model Migration - when providers release newer versions, stale model selections are detected and migrated automatically across council members, chairman, direct chat, and comparison. A notification explains what changed.
Session expiry notifications replace silent failures.
Network timeouts prevent hangs.
Bounded notification caches.
Comfort settings - new Appearance controls let you adjust colour warmth and contrast to reduce eye strain.
Background completion badges - conversations that finish processing while you’re elsewhere now show a notification badge.
Non-chat model filtering - audio, search, and other non-chat model variants no longer appear in model pickers.
HTML title decoding - conversation titles with special characters now display correctly.
Dynamic model pricing - pricing data is fetched live from providers rather than using static values.
Switching between conversations now reliably shows the right content. A bug where a recently completed conversation’s synthesis could appear inside a different conversation has been fixed.
The chair retry button (“Generate Chair’s Report”) now surfaces clear error messages when the chairman model fails, instead of appearing unresponsive.
Network requests fail faster when a provider is unreachable, so one slow model no longer stalls the full council for minutes.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Apple Intelligence is now the built-in on-device option on supported iPhones and iPads. It works out of the box with no setup and no cloud. Add cloud providers on top if you want a multi-model Council.
Direct Chat: one-on-one conversations with any configured model, including Apple Intelligence.
Compare View: send the same prompt to several models side by side and see how they differ.
Prompt Library: save, tag, favourite, and reuse your best prompts.
Document Workspace: attach a PDF, Markdown file, or plain-text document and chat about its contents.
Web Search with eight providers and clickable source citations beneath every response.
Smart Escalation: a quick model answers first, and heavier models are brought in only if the answer falls short.
Image input on models that support it, and voice conversation with supported voices.
Prompt Enhancer: tidy up a rambling prompt with one tap before you send it.
Model Analytics and a full Decision Log of your past councils.
Appearance and Colour Comfort: sliders for warmth, contrast, and saturation plus four one-tap presets, all synced across your devices via iCloud.
Streaming chair responses, automatic retries on flaky networks, clearer error messages, and a softer setup flow that highlights Apple Intelligence working out of the box.
Historical conversations now flag models you no longer have configured, so you understand why an older response references a model that has since been removed.
The chair (synthesiser) list only shows models that are currently in your council, and resets any stale selection automatically on open.