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Imagine asking a question once and getting responses from all top AI models side by side - you wouldn't need to repeat yourself or pay for multiple subscriptions, it would all just happen in one place. Sounds like a dream, right?
Well, that daydream is now real with Vear’s all-in-one AI chatbot hub that lets you access multiple AI engines in a single chat interface, all at no cost. I was a bit skeptical at first (there’s almost always a catch), but I’ve been using Vear for months as part of my daily workflow and it’s saved me hours.
Let’s get started, and by the end of this post I hope you’ll take a chance on Vear just like I did - I know it’ll change your life too.
Vear is a unified chat platform where you can choose multiple advanced AI models within one site, so instead of visiting different websites or apps you just select from a dropdown menu. Options include ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, and every current variation of each one - as of this article, they have over 20 models to choose from and they regularly update the list.
You don't need separate logins or API keys for any of these, just pick the model from Vear's menu and ask your question.
The best part - and the part that had me skeptical at first - is that Vear doesn't charge you anything, even for models that usually sit behind paywalls elsewhere. There are no subscriptions, no paywalled premium bots, and no usage fees. There are also no usage limits, ads, or popups.
Beyond letting you chat with individual models, Vear has a feature called Multi-Model mode which lets you use several AI models at the same time and even fuse their responses into one combined answer.
First you select up to 4 different AI models for a question, and then choose a fifth model as a combiner. When you submit your question, Vear sends it to all four models simultaneously, which you’ll see happening in real time. Then the combiner AI synthesizes those four answers into a single response.
This feature in particular has been a game changer for me, since I no longer have to waste time hopping between options or trying to figure out which bot to use to get the best result.
However, since Vear is doing extra work in Multi-Model mode the combined answer can take a bit longer to appear. It's usually only a few more seconds, but if you're impatient you'll notice the pause while the combiner thinks. Occasionally, if one of the models includes a wrong fact, that mistake could carry into the merged answer but in my experience so far, this hasn't been a big issue - since Vear still shows each model's original answer, I can quickly skim and spot if one response looks off. As long as you glance at the individual outputs (which are neatly displayed), you can trust the final combined answer or at least identify which AI might be the source of any questionable info.
It runs right in the browser so there’s no software to install and if you just want to try it out, you don't even need an account. I asked a few test questions as a guest user and got responses from GPT-4 and Claude immediately. After about five messages, I hit a daily limit for unregistered users, so I signed up (which was free and took like 20 seconds) and I now have unlimited chats and access to multi-model mode.
Using Vear day-to-day feels very similar to using ChatGPT so there's no learning curve, the difference is I can switch which AI is responding with two clicks, or call in multiple AIs when I want to compare.
I also love that I don't have to manage separate chat histories or accounts, since previously I'd have some conversations saved in my OpenAI account, others in Anthropic's Claude interface, plus bookmarks for various experimental models. Now all my queries to any model live in my Vear chat history, meaning I have a single unified archive of everything I've asked across different AI bots and I can search back through it or continue a conversation thread using a different model at any point.
Another big plus is that Vear's model roster stays up-to-date and I regularly see the newest versions available. They even have DALL-E 3 for image generation right in the menu, and I spotted a couple of experimental video AI models as well. (I haven't played much with the image/video tools yet, but it's exciting to know they're there for when I need them.)
No review would be complete without some constructive criticism, so here's mine: Vear's interface, while simple, is very basic in appearance. It's functional and clean, but don't expect fancy graphics or elaborate UI elements.
Also, a couple of times the site felt a tiny bit laggy when loading a lot of responses at once (understandable when four AIs are churning away) but honestly, the overall experience has been smooth and surprisingly robust. Considering I'm essentially stress-testing it by calling on multiple AI services simultaneously, I'm impressed I haven't encountered any serious glitches or crashes.
Ready to join me and start using Vear? Just visit Vear.com in your browser, and sign up for a free account. This step is optional to try it out, but with an account you get unlimited chats and can enable the Multi-Model mode
Next, choose an AI model from the dropdown menu in the chat interface. You can also toggle multi model mode if you want to get answers from 4 bots at once. Pick up to four different models and then select a final combiner AI that will merge their answers for you.
Ask your question in the chat box and hit send. If you choose multiple models, you'll see each model's answer appear, followed by a combined answer synthesized by the combiner.
When you’re done can continue the conversation, ask follow-up questions, or switch to a different model at any time during the chat. Vear will remember the context in each chat session regardless of which model you use. And don't worry about losing anything - all your sessions are saved in your account history for later reference.
That's it! Using Vear really isn't any harder than using a single-model chatbot. In fact, it might be easier in the long run, since you have so many resources in one place.
I'll be continuing to use Vear as my go-to AI workspace, and I recommend giving it a try if you want the best of all AI worlds in one tool. You can head over to the Vear website and start chatting with whichever AI (or AIs) you fancy. It's free, easy, and might just change the way you work with AI for the better.
