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Add human eval to any AI app in one line of code
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Qabit - Add human eval to any AI app in one line of code

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Qabit adds human eval to any AI app in one line of code. Drop in one script tag. Your team or your users rate every AI response. You get clear, structured feedback you can trust, not guesses. It works with any AI and comes with six ready to use templates (chatbot, RAG, agent, and more). All ratings land in one dashboard so you can track quality over time. It also captures bug reports and product feedback. Free for your first 100 users. Stop guessing if your AI is good. Start measuring it.

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Hey everyone! 👋 We built Qabit because we kept shipping AI features with no real way to know if they were actually good. Gut feel is not a measurement. Qabit lets you drop a rating form into any AI product with one line of code. Your team or your users score every AI response. It takes 10 seconds to rate, 3 minutes for a deep audit. All of it lands in a dashboard. Six templates out of the box so it works whether you're building a chatbot, a writing tool, a search feature, or an AI agent. Free to try today. Would love to hear what you think and happy to answer any questions below! Comment this week → Qabit Pro free for a year"

Thanks! Interesting! Looking forward to try it! Any FREE or Trial Tier to test?

Hunter

 Thanks For Your Interest in Qabit ! We are offering Free tier to test as a part of our early access program ! Please Check us out at

 Sounds good! Thanks! Will signup.

This is a problem I don't think enough teams talk about. Everyone is racing to ship AI features, but evaluating whether the output is actually useful is still surprisingly manual. I like that you're making evaluation part of the product instead of an afterthought. Curious—can developers customize the scoring templates for domain-specific use cases?

Cindy, measuring whether the answers are genuinely good, beyond a gut feeling, is something a lot of teams quietly skip. Catching the weak ones before they ever reach a user is the part I really respect here.