I use AI every day for coding, research, writing, product decisions, and marketing.
The problem is that no single AI model is best at everything.
Sometimes ChatGPT gives me the strongest answer. Other times Claude understands the context better, Gemini finds a different angle, or another model produces a more useful result.
To compare them, I had to keep several subscriptions, open multiple tabs, copy the same prompt everywhere, and move useful answers between apps.
That is why I built OmnyChat.
OmnyChat is an all-in-one AI workspace that gives you access to more than 120 AI models through one account and one subscription.
It includes models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Meta, DeepSeek, and other providers.
Instead of choosing one AI company and staying inside its ecosystem, you can select the best model for each task—or ask several models at the same time and compare their answers side by side.
One of OmnyChat’s main features is parallel model comparison.
You write one prompt and choose several AI models. They all respond at the same time inside the same workspace.
This is useful when you want to:
Compare coding solutions
Review an important business decision
Generate different marketing ideas
Check whether multiple models agree
Find mistakes or missing information
Compare writing styles
Choose the best answer before continuing
Depending on your plan, you can compare up to eight AI models side by side.
You no longer need to ask the same question in several separate apps.
Different tasks—and even different parts of the same task—may need different models.
You might start a conversation with one model for research, switch to another for writing, and use a third to review the final result.
OmnyChat lets you switch models in the middle of a conversation without losing the earlier context.
You can also branch from any answer to explore another direction while keeping the original conversation unchanged. This makes it easier to test ideas without losing a useful thread.
I did not want OmnyChat to be only a large dropdown containing many models.
It includes workflows designed around using multiple AIs together:
Parallel comparison: Ask several models the same question
AI debate: Let two models argue different sides while another model judges
Conversation branching: Explore alternatives without changing the original chat
Model switching: Continue the same conversation with another provider
File analysis: Work with PDFs, documents, and images
YouTube summaries: Turn videos into useful notes and insights
Image generation: Access models from several image providers
Video generation: Create videos using different AI video models
Shared history: Keep your AI work searchable in one place
The goal is to help you get a better result—not simply give you more models.
The AI market moves incredibly fast. New models appear constantly, and each one claims to be the smartest, fastest, or best value.
But model benchmarks do not always tell you which model is best for your specific work.
The easiest way to know is to test them with your own prompt.
OmnyChat gives founders, developers, marketers, writers, and AI power users a practical way to compare models before trusting an answer or paying for several separate subscriptions.
It also uses one shared credit balance. You can see your remaining usage, choose a lower-cost model when needed, or add more credits without managing separate limits across multiple providers.
I think OmnyChat is especially useful for people who use AI as part of their daily work.
For example:
Founders making product and business decisions
Developers comparing code and debugging suggestions
Marketers creating and reviewing campaigns
Writers exploring different styles and ideas
Researchers checking answers across different models
Creators generating AI images and videos
If you only use one AI model occasionally, a single-provider chatbot may already be enough.
But if you regularly wonder whether another model could give you a better answer, OmnyChat was built for you.
You can visit OmnyChat and compare three leading AI models using your own prompt.
You get three comparison prompts with no signup and no payment card required.
I am still building and improving OmnyChat, so I would genuinely appreciate feedback from other founders and AI users.
Do you normally stay with one AI model, or do you already switch between ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others depending on the task?