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Paid
Small businesses using WhatsApp for sales
Every group argument that ends in a screenshotted ChatGPT conversation sent as proof — that's the problem SharedChat exists to fix.
SharedChat puts two or more people into a single AI thread so the model hears every side before it responds. The tool routes each question to whichever model the vendor judges strongest at that moment — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Perplexity — so no one is negotiating against a response the other person never saw. Six pre-configured room types (a neutral judge, a co-parenting coordinator, a relationship mediator, a parenting advisor, a friend-group planner, and a general thread) each carry written instructions that shape tone and fairness. The constraint is hard: there is no API, no self-hosting, and no way to extend or customize the room logic beyond what the vendor ships.
Bottom line: Pick SharedChat when a couple or co-parenting pair needs a shared thread neither side can screenshot-cherry-pick; skip it when your group needs a decision workflow you can configure, audit, or integrate with anything outside the app.
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Every group argument that ends in a screenshotted ChatGPT conversation sent as proof is the issue SharedChat targets. The tool puts two or more people into one AI thread so the model sees every side before responding.
SharedChat routes each question to the model the vendor judges strongest at that moment, drawing from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, or Perplexity. Six pre-configured room types arrive with built-in instructions: neutral judge, co-parenting coordinator, relationship mediator, parenting advisor, friend-group planner, and general thread. The vendor states there is no API and no self-host option.
Listed uses include settling disagreements with a neutral AI judge, co-parenting schedule talks with calmer message options, group trip planning, and relationship conversations where both sides are heard. Pros noted are the shared thread that removes separate AI consultations and the pre-set fairness rules that avoid custom prompt work. The calmer rewrite step in the co-parenting room lets users review drafts before sending. Cons include the complete lack of API or integrations, vendor-controlled room behavior with no settings to adjust tone, and no audit log or export.
It runs on iOS App Store and web.
SharedChat fits couples and co-parents needing fair mediation, friend groups coordinating plans, families handling shared decisions, and any group that wants one shared AI thread. Groups that need calendar or app integrations, room customization, or decision records should skip it.
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