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Free Web-Based Tools That Don’t Require OpenAI API Key
PDF/ Large text readers:
– Bing AI: Capable of reading the first 15-20 pages of a PDF. You must allow Bing access to your current page in app settings for access to this feature.
– ChatPdf: Free version allows 120 pages/PDF, 10 MB/PDF, 3 PDFs/day, and 50 questions/day
– Humata: Free version allows 60 pages per account and provides the source for each answer.
– Pickaxe: Free version allows GPT-4 access and 50 questions per account.
– ChatThing: Free version allows 50k storage tokens and 100k message tokens (1 token = 3/4th of a word).
– Kaya: Free version allows unlimited notes and messages, but you need to copy and paste your whole PDF into the notes. The chatbot can be trained on multiple notes at once.
– Berri: Free version allows unlimited PDFs, 1000 questions per month, and provides the source for each answer. It’s good for asking precise questions like definitions rather than vague ones like summaries or character analysis.
– Contextable: Free version allows 25 questions per account, allows multiple PDFs to be parsed by a single chatbot, and provides the source for all answers.
– ChattyPDF: Free version allows 1 PDF, provides the source for each answer, and allows PDF to be viewed side by side with the chat.
Chat with Youtube video:
– ChatThing: Free version allows the use of 50,000 storage tokens and 100,000 message tokens (1 token = 3/4th of a word). I think it uses subtitles to understand the video’s context, as it took only 2500 storage tokens for a ten minute video.
Website integration:
– Automatic: Free version allows 1 chatbot to be embedded, can train on 5 web pages, and allows unlimited prompts.
– MyAskAI: Free version allows 50 prompts per month, 1 chatbot, and 3 files to be trained on.
– ChatBase: Free version allows 30 prompts per month, 1 chatbot, and can be trained on 400k characters.
Web crawler:
– Bing AI: You must allow Bing chat to access your current page in app settings for accessing this feature.
– ZipChat: Extremely good but can shut down at unexpected times.
– ChatThing: Free version allows 50,000 tokens and provides the source for each answer.
– WonderChat: Free version allows 30 messages.
AI-Agent:
– Cognosys
– Godmode: Allows human intervention but doesn’t give unlimited agents without an API key.
– AgentGPT: Allows unlimited free tries but just 4 Task can be executed by the bot per free try.
GPT-4 Free Access:
– poe: Offers 1 free prompt per day, access to Claude Plus (better than GPT 3.5) 3 times per day, and allows unlimited usage of other chatbots like GPT 3.5 and Claude Instant.
– AIInspiration: Mixed use of GPT 3.5 and GPT 4 to create novel length stories.
– Pickaxe: Allows 50 questions and lets you train it on a document.
– Bing chat
Innovative apps:
– Samantha: Microsoft-built AI with emotions.
– Character.ai: Simulates thousands of famous personalities and fictional characters as AI. Allows group chat where multiple characters can interact with each other.
– Reverie: A 2D fictional AI world where multiple AI pretend to be human.
– Chat: Chat with 6 chatbots not made by OpenAI but as good as GPT 3.5 in nearly everything. For more info on why it is listed here in innovative, refer to this nice video.
Other useful apps:
– MemoryGPT(Allows gpt to remember your past conversations)
>Recent AI apps unrelated to GPT:
Text to animation apps:
– Plask
– Spline
Text to image apps:
– CatBird: Access to 17 different models.
– ScribbleDiffusion: Turns scribbles with descriptions into really cool images.
