At launch we plan to cover the four major families:

• GPT-5.1 (OpenAI) — writing, analysis, general use
• Claude Sonnet 5 and Claude Opus 5 (Anthropic) — long documents, code, reasoning
• Gemini 3 Pro (Google) — multimodal, extended context
• Mistral Large (Mistral AI) — the only one on the list processed in the European Union

Grok 4 (xAI) and DeepSeek V3 are under consideration and may be added depending on demand — say so when you join the waitlist.

You move between them inside a single conversation, without starting over. New versions are added as they ship, at no extra cost: that is precisely what you buy with a bundled subscription rather than five separate ones.

The final catalogue is published at launch, and every model shows the region where your request is processed.

We are not setting a public date yet, and we would rather say so than announce a deadline we would miss.

Concretely, what remains is finalising contracts with each model provider, completing the Swiss infrastructure rollout, and running a closed testing phase with a first group of users. That last step is what will set the date.

What we can promise: people on the waitlist are contacted before the public launch, and they are the ones who make up the closed testing group.

No. The amounts shown are indicative and exist to give you a sense of the offer. Final prices are announced at launch.

If you are on the waitlist, the launch price stays yours, even if it rises afterwards.

Three concrete differences.

Price. Subscribing separately to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Mistral runs to roughly a hundred francs a month. A bundle pays for itself as soon as you use two models regularly.

Use. One interface, one history, one place to search. You switch models mid-conversation when one gets stuck, without re-explaining the context in another tab.

Hosting. Your account, conversations and files are stored in Switzerland — which none of the providers offer if you subscribe directly with them.

That said, here is what you do not get: each provider’s most specific features usually land in their own app first. If you use a single model intensively and want its newest capabilities on day one, subscribing directly remains the better fit.

Yes, and we would rather say so plainly than write “unlimited” in bold with an asterisk.

Each plan carries a monthly usage allowance. Standard offers roughly three times the Starter allowance, and Expert roughly ten times. Exact volumes are published with the final pricing.

If you reach your limit your account is not blocked: you continue on a lighter model until renewal, or change plan mid-month.

In practice Starter covers steady daily use. The higher plans are aimed at image generation, large documents and reasoning models, which consume considerably more.

Yes. The subscription is monthly and cancels in one click from your account, with no notice period and no justification. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you have already paid for — you keep access until then.

The annual subscription, cheaper per month, commits you for twelve months.

Before you go, you can export your conversations, then permanently delete your account and your entire history.

Yes: a Teams plan with single billing, an admin console and shared projects, plus an Enterprise plan for organisations with their own requirements (SSO, tailored contractual commitments).

Mention it when you join the waitlist and we will get back to you.