General-purpose assistants for questions, writing, and everyday work.
10 tools to explore
Clear filtersChatGPT provides a conversational interface for everyday questions and work. Start with one concrete task, then check whether the features and allowance on your account fit your workflow.
Claude combines conversation with files, web search, and project tools. Its consumer plans offer different usage allowances; the plan comparison identifies which tools are included.
Gemini is Google's assistant for conversation and research. Google AI subscriptions bundle higher allowances with other Google services, so compare the features you will actually use.
DeepSeek's official site links its browser assistant, app downloads, and developer platform. Use the assistant for conversations; use the separately documented API when building an application.
Qwen's official product materials describe chat, document understanding, search, and creative tools. The international Qwen interface and the Chinese Qianwen interface are separate entry points; check the one you intend to use.
Doubao is ByteDance's consumer assistant. The official browser app is the starting point for available capabilities; this listing does not turn developer model pricing into a consumer subscription price.
Yuanbao is Tencent's consumer assistant. Tencent's own materials describe AI search and document assistance; check the live app for the current choice of models and features.
Baidu's Yiyan address currently redirects to Wenxin, its assistant for work and learning. Use the destination on Baidu's own domain, especially when following older articles about ERNIE Bot.
Qingyan is Zhipu's consumer conversational assistant. Its consumer interface and the BigModel developer platform serve different needs, so verify which account and service a quoted price refers to.
Mistral's former Le Chat product page now points to Vibe. The service combines a chat workspace with document, search, and coding tools; its public plans distinguish personal and team use.
A note on regions. “China” and “Global” describe a product's origin, not a guarantee of access. Availability, language support, and account requirements can vary. Check each product's access notes.
