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Type one prompt and send it to several AI chatbots at once, each in its own tab. Follow-ups go into the same chats. Chocolate sends one prompt to several AI chatbots at once, each in its own tab, so you can compare their answers without retyping anything. Type your prompt in the Chocolate popup, tick the chatbots you want, and press Run. Chocolate opens each one in its own tab, types your prompt into the chat box, and sends it. You read each answer in that tab. What it does • Sends one prompt to every chatbot you tick. The supported sites appear as checkboxes in the popup. • Sends follow-ups into the same conversations instead of starting new ones. • Lets you continue any of your recent chats, or start a new one. • Lets you attach images and documents to your prompt. • Adds a small button next to the chat box on those sites, so a prompt you already sent on one can go to the others. You can switch it off in the popup. How it works Chocolate works on the chatbot websites themselves, in your browser, using the accounts you are already signed in to. It has no accounts and no servers of its own. You need to be signed in to each site you want to use, and each site's own limits and plans apply. Privacy Your prompts and files go only to the sites you select. Chocolate has no servers, so nothing is sent to the developer. Your settings and your recent-chats list stay in your own browser. Good to know Chocolate is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the services it works with. These websites change often; if a site stops receiving prompts, an update usually fixes it.
Oct 8, 2026
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