Spending
Should I buy it? Talk me out of it.
The trainers are 180 euros. The car is on sale until Friday. Describe what you want and why, and let a panel of invented characters, including a very broke flatmate, vote on whether you should.
Your first 3 panels are free. No account needed. Every panelist is AI, and says so.
180 euros for these trainers. Talk me out of it.
Broke Flatmate
"That's four weeks of lunch for one shoe."
The Barista
"Wait for the sale. There is always a sale."
Shop Assistant
"Buy it in black or don't buy it."
Verdict
21 of 25 say: don't.
Written by us to show the format. Every real panel is generated fresh, and every panelist is AI.
How it works
Three steps, about forty seconds.
- 1
Describe the purchase
What it costs, why you want it and how often you would use it. Numbers make the one-liners sharper.
- 2
Pick the crowd
The Students for price shock, the Silicon Valley Types for gadgets, the General Public for balance.
- 3
Sleep on the verdict
A count of buy versus skip and the reasons. If it still feels right tomorrow, it probably is.
The panel
The friend who asks if you really need it
Impulse purchases feel urgent, then feel silly. A panel does the job of the friend who asks do you really need it, without the friend getting annoyed at you. Different crowds react differently: the Students are brutal about price, the Silicon Valley Types about anything that is not minimal.
It is not financial advice. The panelists are AI and do not know your budget. For a large or risky purchase, do your own sums first.
The Students: invented characters, every one of them AI.
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