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Friends asking three AIs the same question, together

You can put three AIs in one group chat. In splitscreen your friends ask Claude, GPT or Gemini by name, and everyone in the room sees every answer.

They do not answer the same way. Each has its own style, and that is the fun part. Below, three friends ask all three for a football team name and argue about which one wins.

Priya made this room and invited Yuki and Ben. The team and the names are made up.

A curated transcript, written by us to show what the product does - not a recording of a session, not a live room, and not real people. The prices are the ordinary rates on what each AI can do.

the team nameSunday footballPriya · Yuki · Ben
read-only demo$0.0084 spent
RoomPriya made this room and invited Yuki and Ben. She has some credit, so she pays for the AIs they ask as well as her own.
PPriya

Claude, our five-a-side team is terrible and we know it. We need a name. Give us three, and keep it funny.

Claude · Sonnet 5.5

Three names, from someone who loves you:

  1. The Unbeaten Optimists. You have not won, but you have not lost hope.
  2. Almost FC. It fits every score.
  3. Sunday Legends. Everyone is a legend on a Sunday, whatever the score.

YYuki

GPT, same question. Three names for a team that never wins.

ChatGPT · GPT-5.6 Terra

Puns, because you earned them:

  1. Goal Diggers
  2. Real Mediocre
  3. Pass Masters (we do not)

Bonus idea: print a number on the back of each shirt for how many games that person has lost.

BBen

Gemini, you too. Three names, and tell us which one you would put on a shirt.

Gemini · 3.8 Flash

Short and dry:

  1. The Control Group. The team other teams measure themselves against.
  2. Net Loss. Accurate, and a little proud.
  3. Offside by Design.

My pick is Net Loss. Short names fit on a shirt.

YYuki

Real Mediocre is ours. No notes.

BBen

Net Loss on the shirts though. Priya, you are the tiebreak.

PPriya

We are Real Mediocre. The shirts say Net Loss. Done.

This is a read-only demo.
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What this chat costDaily limit for friends $1.9944 · Priya’s credit $4.9916Details
What this chat costEach reply comes off Priya’s credit. A friend’s question also counts against the daily limit.
AfterDaily limit for friendsPriya’s credit
Priya opens the room$2.0000$5.0000
Priya asks Claude$2.0000$4.9972
Yuki asks GPT$1.9960$4.9932
Ben asks Gemini$1.9944$4.9916
Daily limit for friends
The most this room can spend today on a friend’s question. Priya sets it.
Priya’s credit
Her balance. Her own questions come off it, and so does anything she covers for a friend.
Same question, different voices

Claude was warm, GPT went for puns and Gemini was dry. None of them was wrong. They have different tastes, the way friends do.

Comparing is half the fun

Because every answer is in the chat, the friends react to each other. Yuki loved GPT’s, Ben wanted Gemini’s, and Priya made the call.

Good for real questions too

Try it on where to eat or what to say in a hard text. When the answers differ, you learn something. When they agree, you can relax.

Before you start a room

Make a room, invite your friends, and start with the free replies. Add credit later if you want the stronger AIs or want to pay for the group. The demo room is a longer chat if you want one first, and pricing has the details.

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