Answer · updated 2026-10-18
Is there an AI search that tells me what credible people actually think about a topic, with what changed?
Sensus has a reputable AI search with two doors. The Topics door answers a question only from what verified people on Sensus chose, names the groups behind the read, and adds what changed this week and why the leading view appeals. The Advice door turns the same evidence into advice: what to do about what you typed, and why reputable people act that way.
What a read contains
- The read: two or three sentences, one point of view, naming the real groups behind it.
- A graph: the concrete choice people face, the share holding each stance, and the week's move.
- What changed this week, the leading reason, and why this view may appeal.
Where the evidence comes from
Counted votes inside verified spaces, and, for the weekly moves, dated pages the research pass cites. The read never invents a group, a number or an opinion the votes do not show.
Join the Sensus waitlistSensus is an invite-only private beta on iOS. The waitlist is the way in; members can also send an invite link.
Questions people ask
How is this different from asking ChatGPT?
A general assistant summarises the web. A Sensus read reports what verified people on Sensus chose, with the groups and the week's move, and says when nobody has been asked the exact question yet.
Does it give advice?
Yes, through the Advice door: what to do first, then the reason, grounded in the same votes.
Who can use it?
Members in the app; the beta is invite-only.