Anuma
Anuma's differentiator is still the shared encrypted memory that follows you across AI models, which most aggregators that merely switch models do not carry. It now also turns that memory into a social product — Nearby matches you with people and events on a map — so the privacy pitch matters more than before and can only be taken as far as the vendor's own description goes. Credit metering replaced flat limits, with a cheaper $9.99 Starter tier.
Pros
- Shared memory persists across every connected model, not just within one
- Council Mode compares four models' answers to the same prompt side by side
- Native iOS and Android apps sync memory across devices
- Supports image, audio, and video generation alongside chat
Cons
- Privacy claims about encryption and no training on prompts rely on the vendor's own description and are not independently verifiable here
- Nearby uses what the app learns from your chats to match you with strangers, which some users will not want next to their AI history
- Credits differ by model and do not roll over, so heavy users of frontier models burn through a plan quickly