Verdict Memory
Ask again later. See what changed.
Satcove keeps your verdicts. When you return to the same decision, it compares today's answer with the last one and tells you what moved, and why.
« Should I still wait to buy this laptop? »
July · 61/100
Wait: a new generation was expected.
September · 58/100
Wait: prices still above comparable models.
Today · 74/100
Buy: the new generation is out and the price is fair.
The advice to wait no longer applies.
- New generation released
- Price now in line
No new independent source was added. Check the seller's current terms.
Three steps, nothing to manage
Ask
Six models answer independently. You get one verdict.
Keep
The finished verdict is saved with its models, score and sources.
Compare
Ask the same decision again and see what changed.
Built to avoid false matches
- Same decision, not just the same keyword
- Based only on what was written, nothing invented
- No new source means uncertain, never “nothing changed”
- Failed runs are never saved
You stay in control
- Switch it on or off in your account
- Review, delete one verdict or clear all
- Kept private to your account
Good to know
What exactly is saved?
For each finished consensus question: the question, the verdict, the models that answered, the agreement score and the sources. Failed or single-model runs are not saved.
How does it know two questions are the same decision?
It first looks for similar terms, then a strict check requires the same subject and the same decision. When in doubt, it shows nothing.
Does it tell me which answer is right?
No. It shows how a verdict moved and why, based on what was written. Change is a signal, not proof: check the primary source for important decisions.
Can I delete everything?
Yes. Turn the setting off, delete a single verdict or clear the whole history. A question can also be marked not to be stored.
Make your next decision comparable to your last one
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