u/After_Juggernaut_547

You know how you have ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity all open in different tabs and you're manually guessing which one to use?

I'm building something to fix that.

You type what you want. It picks the best model for that specific task, and does it using your own accounts, so if you pay for Claude Pro, it uses that.

Hit a usage limit? It automatically falls back to the next best model without interrupting you.

Pro plan: Instead of routing to one AI, it queries multiple and combines the best response from all of them.

Think of it as a universal remote for all your AIs.

A few things I want honest feedback on:

• Would you actually pay for this, or just use it if it were free?
• Would the "combine multiple AIs" feature be worth a monthly fee?
• Would you trust a third-party app with your AI account credentials?

Brutal feedback welcome, still early stage 🙏

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Hi yall, I'm thinking of creating an application for colour blind people to help them. Any ideas on what would be useful to you guys?