Features · Models
AI models behind one interface.
The models are listed when conversations go live.
One way in, many providers.
Chat does not tie you to one AI company. Each provider plugs in behind the same interface, and a router picks the one that answers. New models can be added without changing how you chat. Keys stay on the server.
- Providers plug in behind one interface
- Keys never reach your browser
- Tested against recorded examples
Where it stands
Real answers, one way in.
- Pre-betaThe provider interface and router
Built and tested; it routes every call through one gateway.
- LiveReal models in the app
In the app: the assistant answers with a fast model from a provider that has a key; which models you can pick comes later.
- Not offeredBringing your own key
Not offered.
Questions
About models.
Which AI models does it use?
Chat talks to AI providers through one interface, so new models can be added without changing how you work. The models you can pick are listed when conversations go live.
Can I bring my own API key?
Bring your own AI is how Geenius apps are built. How your own key or AI connects to Chat is still being decided. Keys for the AI providers are kept on the server and never put in your browser or in the app's code.
Which provider sees my messages?
The provider of the model that answers, through the one gateway Chat uses. Personal details are taken out of a message before it is sent, and the call log keeps numbers only, never the words.
Can I switch models in the middle of a conversation?
Which choices you have is shown in the app when conversations go live. The engine is built so a provider can change without changing your threads.
Where are the provider keys kept?
On the server. They are handed to the provider plug-in when it needs one and never reach your browser.