Chatgbot

Chatgbot is a browser-based chat aggregator that routes your prompts to multiple large language models through official provider APIs, presenting responses in a unified interface. The core workflow is straightforward: send one prompt to GPT-5, Claude Opus 4.7, DeepSeek, Grok, and Mistral simultaneously in compare mode, read the outputs side by side, and pick the one that works — no copying, no tab management. You can also run a single thread that hops between models mid-conversation, with the full history carrying over, so you draft in Claude and sharpen in GPT without starting over.

The differentiating feature is thread continuity across models. Most aggregators let you compare outputs in isolation; Chatgbot’s vendor states that conversation history persists when you switch models within a thread. That matters for multi-step work — drafting a tagline in Claude, then asking GPT to compress it — where losing context means re-explaining your brief from scratch every time you switch.

Chatgbot fits writers, students, and teams whose primary need is access breadth without account sprawl. Writers get model variety for tone and style comparison; students get web search with cited sources and PDF summarization under one plan; teams avoid managing a separate subscription per model for each member. The tool breaks when a team needs programmatic access: the vendor does not describe a public API, there is no self-hosted option, and data processing happens on Chatgbot’s infrastructure. Teams that need to embed model routing into their own product, enforce data residency, or run offline will exhaust what this tool offers immediately.

All model access runs through official provider APIs, according to the vendor’s site. The model roster the vendor lists includes OpenAI GPT-5 and GPT-5 mini, Claude Opus 4.7 and Claude Sonnet, DeepSeek V3 and R1, Grok 4.3, and Mistral. Image generation and web search are included features alongside chat, not paid-only add-ons based on what the page describes.