I’m a college student, and I use AI for pretty much everything - assignments, ideation, coding, even just understanding things faster.

But I kept running into the same problem.

I never really knew which AI to use.

Should I use ChatGPT? Maybe Claude explains it better. Or Gemini?

I’d try one… not love the answer… copy it into another… still not quite right… and after a while I’d just settle for something that was good enough.

And when you’re on a deadline, “good enough” starts to feel normal.

That’s what frustrated me the most.

So I built something to fix it.

At first, the idea was simple:

what if you could send one prompt and get answers from every AI at the same time?

No switching tabs. No copy-pasting. No second guessing.

But while building it, I realized something bigger:

Different AIs aren’t just better or worse — they’re good at different things.

So instead of just comparing them, I made them work together.

With Parallel Mode, you can assign each AI a role in one prompt.

One writes. One improves. One fact-checks.

Instead of you doing all the back-and-forth… they do it.

And then came Canvas Mode.

Because sometimes you don’t just want answers - you want to think with them.

Move ideas around. Connect things. actually build something.

At that point, it stopped being a comparison tool.

Now it’s just one goal:

Getting the response you actually want…

instead of settling for the first one you get.