A chat workspace that helps people finish real work.

Built on a LibreChat foundation and tuned for Aize's multi-model stack, Aize Chat combines model switching, files, web-connected answers, agents, tools, and shareable outputs in one workspace.

Aize Chat product view

From one conversation to actual output

These are the capabilities that matter when you need more than a single prompt box.

Compare Models

Switch between leading models without switching apps

Use Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Qwen, z.ai, and the rest of the Aize lineup inside one account and one conversation flow.

Work With Files

Ask questions about documents, images, and uploads

Bring files into chat, pull context from them, and keep your work grounded in the material you actually need to analyze.

Search Live Info

Use web-connected answers when the model needs current context

Pair chat with web search so research tasks do not stop at the model's static knowledge.

Use Agents

Turn repeated workflows into reusable AI helpers

Create specialized agents and tool-assisted helpers for research, support, analysis, and internal knowledge tasks.

Generate Outputs

Create code, artifacts, diagrams, and shareable deliverables

Go beyond plain text with outputs that are easier to inspect, refine, and pass to teammates or clients.

Keep Context

Search, revisit, branch, and share conversations

Keep a durable record of useful work instead of restarting every task from scratch.

Pick the right model for the task, not the app you happened to open first.

Aize Chat is strongest when the job changes mid-workflow. Draft with one model, reason with another, use a web-connected model for current info, and keep the whole thread in one place.

  • Switch AI endpoints and presets mid-chat
  • Compare answers without juggling separate subscriptions
  • Keep one history instead of five disconnected tabs
Aize Chat interface focused on the composer and model controls

Verified capabilities behind the Aize Chat experience

These are drawn from LibreChat's official feature set and translated into what they mean for Aize users.

Agents, tools, and MCP support

Create no-code assistants, connect tools, and extend workflows with MCP servers when chat needs to do more than answer text prompts.

Code Interpreter and secure execution

Run code-assisted analysis and file handling workflows when a task needs computation, not just generated text.

Artifacts and richer outputs

Generate structured outputs like React, HTML, and Mermaid-based artifacts directly inside the chat workflow.

Conversation branching and presets

Edit, resubmit, continue from earlier points, and save reusable presets when you need tighter control over context.

Search across messages and conversations

Find useful prior work fast instead of repeating the same questions or rebuilding the same prompt chain.

Import, export, and share

Move work in and out of the platform with export formats and shareable conversations that keep your output usable.

Use Aize Chat for the work that usually gets split across multiple tools

Research and synthesis

Search the web, compare model answers, upload source material, and keep your findings in one thread you can revisit or share.

Coding and technical analysis

Draft code, inspect files, run tool-assisted workflows, and produce structured outputs that are easier to validate.

Operations and internal workflows

Turn repeated prompts into agents, connect tools, and keep team workflows from fragmenting across separate AI products.

Content and communication

Use the right model for drafting, refining, and formatting while keeping revisions and context in a single conversation history.

Multi-Model Chat

Use GPT, Claude, and Gemini models in one interface.

Conversation History

Search and manage your chat history across sessions.

File Uploads

Analyze documents and images with built-in file handling.

Custom Agents

Create and manage AI agents with tools and actions.

Start in chat today, then move into teams or API when the workflow is real.

The free path is built for speed. The sales and developer lanes stay visible when you need them, but they no longer compete with the first action.