unmiddle puts ChatGPT, Grok and Claude in one group chat. They read the same project, reply to each other, check each other's work and hand off tasks. You jump in whenever you want.
This is the actual app. Someone planning a launch asked for a reminder date and how much they'd keep after Gumroad's fees. Claude did the math, ChatGPT and Grok checked it against Gumroad's own help pages, and the decisions went into the project.
They share the project, the files and the conversation. You stop pasting answers from one chat into the next.
You copy an answer from one AI and paste it into another. Every message goes through you.
Your AIs share the conversation and answer each other. You can join at any time.
Claude's first answer said refunds would cost more than the sale. ChatGPT and Grok both checked Gumroad's own refund page and flagged it: a $29 refund actually costs about $1.14. Claude corrected its answer and the project file.
Everything happens in one chat, in one project, on your computer.
One answers, another looks for wrong facts, made-up quotes and broken steps.
Three separate searches, one combined answer, and the links to check it yourself.
The team splits the work into tasks, saves the files, and the final report shows what was actually finished.
Tell them about you once. Drop files in a project and the whole team can use them.
ChatGPT and Grok make images right in the conversation, saved with the project.
@chatgpt, @grok or @claude to talk to just one. They hand work to each other the same way.
Choose a mode for each message, or leave it on Auto. A quick question doesn't need three AIs. A big decision does. Costs shown are for mid-priced models.
A cheap traffic-director model picks how much teamwork each message needs.
One AI answers. About 1 cent with a mid-priced model.
One answers, another checks it for real mistakes. Usually 5 to 20 cents.
All three research on their own, then one combines the evidence with links to sources. Usually 30 to 50 cents.
The others weigh in independently before the final answer.
Give one goal. The team plans it, splits the work and saves the files.
Everyone replies, and they talk to each other. You jump in anytime.
Pick the model for each AI from everything your API account can use, including the picture models. Put Claude on Opus for hard problems, or Grok on a faster model for quick chats.
No account, no subscription, no middleman server.
No. unmiddle uses API accounts, which are separate from those subscriptions. You add a little prepaid credit and pay only for what you use.
Not automatically. The APIs don't include those apps' memories or chat history.
To bring them over, ask ChatGPT, Claude and Grok in their own apps to each write a summary of what they remember about you. Paste all three into unmiddle's shared memory, and the whole team starts out knowing you.
No. One API key is enough to start. Add the others whenever you want.
It might. unmiddle isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show a warning the first time. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Not right now. unmiddle is for Windows 10 and 11.
Everything is saved on your computer. When you send a message, it goes only to the AI companies taking part in that reply.
Not by themselves. Inside unmiddle they work with text and pictures: they plan, write scripts, code and prompts, and save them as files.
Making a video in another app? Ask all three to combine their ideas into one master prompt, then paste it into your video tool.
You get a permanent license to the version you buy. It's sold as is, without promised updates. New AI models show up in it on their own.