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This is the multi-model chat app at its core: every message fans out to Claude, GPT-5, Qwen, Kimi, GLM and DeepSeek at once, so no query is ever sent to just one assistant. The benefits show up fast when a single model gets the logic wrong: two others often catch what the first missed. It replaces the manual loop of pasting the same prompt into six different chatbots.

As an AI model comparison tool, answers render in one view rather than stacked chat threads. You read them in the same round, which makes the differences in tone, structure and reasoning easy to compare. Anyone who has lost track of which draft came from which model will notice the improvement right away.

Beyond the roundtable, you can use the AI expert chat to talk one-on-one with experts, each built on a top model plus a professional's method. The current lineup covers a BaZi fortune reader, a fashion stylist, a startup mentor, a beauty blogger and a digital human for face swaps. These follow a stated approach rather than pretending to be a person, so the advice keeps a consistent point of view.

When web search is on, the models can pull current information into their answers instead of relying on training data alone. Queries pass through the Tavily search service, which is spelled out in the privacy policy. It's the difference between a stale answer and one that reflects this week's news.

Conversations are saved to your account, and a "Me" page shows your profile along with stored memories. That matters for ongoing projects, since you don't start from zero every session. Data sits in Supabase with row-level access control, so you only ever reach your own records.

You top up a balance and usage is deducted as it happens, rather than paying a flat subscription. Daily spending and request limits apply to keep one account from running up costs. That structure suits occasional heavy use, but it's a poor fit if you want a predictable monthly bill.