Rating AI results (thumbs up/down)
Below the results of “Just say it” and “Suggest a concept” you can use thumbs up or down to say whether the result worked for you. This shows us how well the AI hits the mark, and we improve its instructions exactly where it misses. This is only available on the website.

Step by step
- If it worked, tap thumbs up. Done, nothing else happens.
- If it didn't, tap thumbs down. A box “What wasn't right?” opens.
- Tap one or more reasons, for example “Colors don't fit”. If you like, write in one sentence what you expected.
- Then choose with a button:
- Send rating only: we get the thumb, the reasons and your sentence.
- Send with request and result: your request and the AI's result are sent as well, so we can reproduce the case exactly. “Show what … sends” lists what goes along beforehand.
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