Tables, lists and links, here’s why Qbit’s answers look so tidy

Qbit’s answers come out beautifully presented, with headings, lists, bold, real tables and links you can tap. Walls of globby text need not apply.

Steps

1. Ask for something with structure, for example “compare these three options in a table” or “give me a numbered checklist”.
2. A wide table scrolls sideways on its own on a narrow phone rather than getting squashed.
3. Tap any link to open it in a window.

Tips

• Asking for the shape you want really works. “As a table”, “as bullet points”, “as a numbered list”, “just three lines”.
• Longer answers get headings, so you can skim to the part you care about.

Updated 20 October 2026