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Hours of sun a day in Lisbon
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Big questions get a team of AIs and a short answer while they work. Numbers come as charts and plans as checklists. And one mode tunes all of it for each message, within what you want to spend.
A big question gets a straight answer in a few seconds: two to four sentences with only what's certain. Then an outline appears, and each part is researched, written and checked by its own AI, all at the same time. A part shows up once it passes its check, and nothing you've already read is changed.
Should we switch our 1970s house from a gas furnace to a heat pump?
Yes, if you choose a cold-climate model and seal the attic first. With the state rebate, a winter costs about what gas does.
4 AIs working · the answer appears part by part
Mosaik draws them itself, in its own colours, as the answer arrives. Numbers to compare become a chart, steps become a checklist you can tick, and a question about money becomes a calculator you can change. When the answer needs one more detail from you, it asks with a few buttons.
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Hours of sun a day in Lisbon
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Before the move
Cost sets the most an answer may cost, from Free to No limit. The second slider sits between faster and smarter. For each message, Mosaik then picks the model, how long it thinks, whether it searches, how many AIs work on it and how the answer is laid out.
Pick the model, write the rules, and change either for a single conversation. Mosaik adds a few quiet defaults of its own so answers read well, and yours win wherever they disagree.
Answers start streaming straight away. Above each one, a single line says what the model is doing (connecting, thinking, searching, reading a page), then sums up the turn when it's done: "Searched the web and thought for 14s". Open that line to see every step in order.
Regenerate an answer, rewrite it or edit your question, and the old one is still there: ‹ 2 / 3 › flips between versions, each with the conversation that followed it. The regenerate button asks the same model again or a different one, just for this answer, and the menu can have it rewritten shorter, simpler or more formal.
Put two or three models over the message box and talk to all of them at once. Their answers sit side by side in the chat, each with how long it took and what it cost. Keep the one you like and the chat carries on with that model. The others stay as versions.
Drop in a PDF, a spreadsheet, a photo, a recording or a ZIP of code. Mosaik checks what the model you picked can take and sends each file the best way it can. What it can't take, a quick model reads first: it describes the picture or writes out the recording. Ask for a file back and you get one, ready to open.
Attach a spreadsheet or a CSV and ask what's in it. The model runs Python over the file itself, so totals, averages and trends are worked out, not guessed. Ask for a chart or a cleaned copy and it comes back as a file in the answer.
Open a long draft or a block of code from its menu and it sits beside the chat as a document. Type in it, or select a paragraph and ask for a change, and only that part is rewritten. Answers still stay in the chat unless you open one.
Ctrl K searches every conversation by title and by what was said, and shows the passage that matched. Ctrl P runs any command or switches model, with the shortcut beside each one, and short commands work in the message box itself: /new, /search off, /think high.
Select any words in a message, even a line of code, and a small bar appears: Ask, Quote, Rewrite and Copy. Ask it about them and the question goes to a small window next to the passage, along with the recent conversation, so the answer knows the context. Nothing is added to the chat. The main model is told what you asked on the side, so "as I asked a moment ago" still makes sense to it.
Mention your job, your tools or how you like answers, and every chat knows it from then on. When a reply saves something, a line under it says what, with Undo. Settings lists everything Mosaik remembers, to change or delete. It all stays on your computer.
Press Alt Space in any app and a small Mosaik window opens over it, with the text you'd selected already attached. Ask, read the answer, press Esc and carry on. Every question is kept as a chat, so you can pick it up in Mosaik later.
Any answer can be read aloud from its ⋮ menu, with your computer's voice for free or a speech model for a more natural one. It reads the words and skips code and files.
Click the context meter to see where the model's memory for this chat goes, and open the exact request if you want it. Long chats get summarized instead of cut off, with the latest messages kept word for word. You choose how hard it squeezes.
Moving from ChatGPT or Claude? Ask either for your data, then choose the file they email you. Every chat comes over in a folder of its own, with its dates, every answer version and every edited question. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Save what you ask often in the prompt library, with blanks like {topic} for the part that changes. Type / in the message box and your prompts come first. Pick one, fill in the blanks, and read it over before it goes.
Press Enter while an answer is still being written and your next message waits under it, then goes the moment the answer ends. Send it now, edit it, or take it back. An answer that ran out of room says so, and Continue writes the rest.
Ask for a book outline with a file per chapter, a script that has to run, or notes to sort, and it works through it step by step in a folder of the chat's own, saying what it's doing as it goes. A quick question stays quick: it reads the instructions for its tools only when a task needs them.
Free, with no account and no key. The AI model decides when to search and what for, and keeps searching and reading pages until it can answer with confidence. Searches run side by side, so a big question still comes back quickly.
SearXNG, DuckDuckGo, Bing and Google News, plus Stack Overflow, Hacker News, arXiv, Semantic Scholar, Wikipedia and YouTube when the question calls for them, and Parallel's paid engine through OpenRouter for quicker answers.
The best results are opened side by side, and only the passages about your question go to the model.
Each paragraph ends with the logos of the sites it rests on. Point at one to see the page and the passage.
Turn search on or off from the button under the message box, or send one message without it. You can also use your own SearXNG server.
A reply can highlight the one line that matters, set dates on a timeline, put key numbers in large type, or compare options side by side with the best one marked. It streams as fast as plain text, in the conversation's own fonts and colours. Chit-chat stays chit-chat.
Ask for a logo, a diagram or an illustration and the model draws it for you. Save it as a PNG or an SVG. Ask for a small game or a simulation and you get one that works, running in a sealed frame that can't see Mosaik, your files or your other chats.
Ask for a website, an app screen, a poster or a small game and it opens in its own window next to the conversation once it's done. Keep chatting to change it. Every change is a new version, a click apart.
Formulas come out the way a textbook sets them, in a sentence or on a line of their own, in the chat, shared pages and PDFs alike. Right-click one to copy it for Word or LaTeX.
Language models guess at arithmetic, letter counts and dates, and they guess wrong more often than you'd think. Mosaik gives every model that can use tools six small ones that run on your computer. They take milliseconds, cost nothing, and the answer shows what went in and what came out.
| Calculator | Exact arithmetic with big integers and fractions, so 0.1 + 0.2 is 0.3. Roots, logs, primes, combinatorics. |
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| Text counter | How many r's in "strawberry", words in a paragraph, where a phrase appears. |
| Calendar | Days between dates, business days, adding months, time zones. |
| Unit converter | Lengths, weights, cooking volumes, speeds, data sizes, temperatures and more. |
| Random picks | Dice, coins, shuffles and draws from a proper random source. |
| Python | Anything else numerical, in a locked-down Python with a time and memory limit. It can read your attached spreadsheets and chart them. |
Hundreds of models through one OpenRouter key. Mosaik helps you pick, shows the price of each answer, and won't send a request that breaks the limit you set.
Smart ranks models by their published scores and prices, so a better or cheaper model is used as soon as it appears. Or choose one model for a chat, keep saved setups in the model menu, and browse every model by price, context size and what a model can do.
Each answer shows its model, its tokens and its price. Settings › Cost › Spending shows today and this month, by model and by kind of work, with every recent call. A daily or monthly limit stops paid requests before they're sent, and one switch keeps you on free models only.
"Make it cheaper." "Use Claude for everything." "Stop searching the web." Ask in any chat, and the assistant reads your settings and proposes the changes on a card under its answer. Untick any you don't want, then Apply, and Undo puts them back. It never sees your key.
The unglamorous parts, done properly.
New versions download in the background and install when you close Mosaik. You can make it ask first, or turn it off.
From inside the app, with your keys stripped from the log and your chats left out. A second tab takes feedback and feature ideas. You see every word before it's sent.
Follows Windows or picks a side. Four mosaic pictures on the New Chat page, one for each time of day.
Every command has a shortcut or a place in the palette. See them all.
Switch off providers that train on or store your prompts, keep to zero data retention, and prefer or rule out providers from OpenRouter's own list. A saved setup or one model can have a rule of its own.
Opening Mosaik again brings the open window forward. Keep it in the tray if you'd like the shortcut to work after you close it.
The Mosaics tab is already in the app, showing what's coming: tools for code, writing, art and research that you can use on their own, and mosaics, projects that keep all of it together with one AI in charge. It will be an optional paid add-on. Chat stays free.
Free for Windows 10 and 11, with any AI model.