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Compare AI answers across multiple chat platforms from one browser extension. Put the chat services beside each other, then let them argue. AI Exchange opens ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok as panels in a single page. You stay signed in to each service in the normal way; the extension does not use API keys and does not have an account of its own. Exchange. One click reads each panel's latest answer and hands it to the other panels, wrapped in a prompt that asks them to check it critically rather than agree with it. With three or four panels open, each answer is labelled with the model it came from. The prompt is yours to edit, and you can turn off auto-send if you would rather read what was filled in before it goes. Exchange is all-or-nothing: every panel is filled first, and only if every one of them succeeded does anything get sent. A panel that fails is named, so you know which one and at which step. Broadcast. Type once in the header and send the same prompt to every open panel. Export. Save the conversation as a Markdown file, either the full history of every panel or just the latest answers. The rest. Drag a panel by its bar to reorder it, and the arrangement is remembered. Open a panel in its own tab, reload it, or make it fullscreen. The interface is available in 12 languages and switches without reloading, so nothing in a panel is lost. Your conversations stay in your browser. The extension has no server. It sends nothing anywhere, collects no analytics, and stores only which panels you have open, your interface language, and your exchange prompt. See the privacy policy for the detail.
Sep 1, 2026
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