Delphi

Delphi is an advice giver tool. Delphi lets you browse a roster of named experts and ask each of them questions through a chat interface. Topics span entrepreneurship, health, neuroscience, law and career growth, and every profile carries a starter prompt so you can begin quickly.

Delphi is a discovery and chat product built around the idea that who answers a question matters as much as the answer. The Discover people page collects public profiles of named experts, each carrying a short credential line: a CEO and founder, a behavioral researcher and Harvard instructor, an infectious disease expert, a functional medicine physician, a neuroscientist, a law professor, a professional basketball player. A visitor can browse the roster, filter it by topic (entrepreneurship, health and fitness, mind and behavior, technology, career growth, philosophy, money, science, design, and more) and open any person's page to start a conversation. In practice the workflow is conversational rather than generative. Each expert page exposes a chat prompt field, and the discover page itself surfaces ready-made starter questions attached to specific people, such as a growth lesson for founders, a first-impression question for a behavioral researcher, or a question about drugstore supplements and anti-aging for a biohacker. The answers come back in the voice and framing defined by that profile, which makes the product feel closer to consulting a curated panel than typing into a blank assistant. Delphi also links experts through the topic categories, so browsing one profile naturally leads to adjacent ones. Who it suits: founders and operators looking for tactical advice, people working through health and wellness questions who want a credentialed starting point, and readers who prefer opinionated, personality-shaped answers over neutral summaries. It is less useful for tasks that need verifiable citations, hard data or repeatable outputs, since the page shows prompts and profiles rather than sources or methodology. Among AI tools, Delphi sits near expert marketplaces and personality-driven chat products rather than general writing assistants; its differentiator is the named roster, not the underlying model.