One chat, many ways to ask.
Fix a resume, plan dinner, or learn a school topic. Ask the way you would ask a friend, and pick a special kind of help for bigger jobs.
These screenshots come from the demo build, which uses sample data. The app is not released yet, so what you see can change.
What you see
Your projects and recent chats
A list on the side keeps your projects and recent chats close, so you can pick up where you left off.
A kind of help for each job
Tabs above the message box switch between plain chat and three more. Deep Research writes a long report with sources. Fact Check tests a claim. AI Search looks across the web for you.
Add a file or search the web
Buttons by the message box let you add a file or turn on web search.
You ask, and you decide what to do with the answer.
Chat answers questions and writes drafts. It will not send a message, spend credits, or change a file unless you say yes first.
Step by step
Type your question
Write it in your own words, like you would to a helpful friend.
Pick a kind of help if you want one
Stay in plain chat, or switch to Deep Research, Fact Check, or AI Search.
Add a file or turn on web search
Add a file you want to ask about, or let the answer use the web.
Read, ask more, and keep it
Ask follow up questions in the same chat. Your chats stay in the list on the side.
Questions
What is the difference between the three?
Deep Research writes a long report with sources. Fact Check tests a claim. AI Search looks across the web for you.
Can chat do things for me, like send an email?
Chat answers and writes drafts. For jobs that send or change things, use a helper. It shows its plan and asks you first.
Can I use it today?
Not yet. The app is built and in testing, and it has not been released.