Ever wished you could ask GPT, Claude, and Gemini the same question at once – and get one clear answer instead of three different tabs to compare?
Now you can.
Ever wished you could ask GPT, Claude, and Gemini the same question at once — and get one clear answer instead of three different tabs to compare?
Brainstorm 3x is a new Skill on Cabina.AI that sends your prompt to all three leading AI models at the same time, then compares what they said and gives you the best of all three: the ideas they agree on, the ways they differ, and the sharpest insights worth keeping.
No more guessing which AI to trust. No more copy-pasting the same question into three different apps. Just one prompt – and one smart, synthesized result.
How it works
- You ask a question.
- Brainstorm 3x quietly consults GPT, Claude, and Gemini in parallel.
- It compares their answers and hands you a single, polished result – often with a clear recommendation, ready to use.
Where it shines
Brainstorm 3x is especially useful when there’s no single “correct” answer — marketing copy, strategic decisions, creative ideas, pricing, tricky trade-offs. The kind of questions where hearing three perspectives (and getting them boiled down into one) beats hearing just one.
Below are five real examples of Brainstorm 3x in action. 👇
See it in action
Want to watch it work before trying it yourself? Here’s a short video walking through Brainstorm 3x in real time:
And below are five real examples of Brainstorm 3x in action. 👇
"Write 5 subject lines for a cart-abandonment email for a $120 leather backpack, targeting 25-35 year old professionals. Open rate goal: beat industry average of
18%."
"Write a LinkedIn post announcing we hit $1M ARR after 14 months, bootstrapped, team of 4. Tone: humble but confident. Max 150 words."
"Our food delivery app is losing to bigger competitors. Should we pivot to a niche (e.g., only healthy meals) or double down on scale?"
"Write three different marketing taglines for a subscription box of rare houseplants."
"Write a meta title (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 155 characters) for a blog post targeting the keyword 'best noise-cancelling headphones under $100'."
