ChatGPT
FreeChatGPT is OpenAI's general-purpose AI assistant, available through the web, desktop apps and mobile. It handles everyday tasks like drafting and editing text, answering research questions, summarising documents, writing and debugging code, and brainstorming. The free tier runs on a smaller model with usage limits; paid plans unlock the latest models, higher message caps, image generation, file uploads and custom GPTs. A voice mode allows spoken conversation, and the API lets developers build ChatGPT-style features into their own products. It is the default starting point for most people new to AI, and remains a strong all-rounder for writing and coding alike.
Key features
- Conversational assistant for writing, research and coding
- Free tier with paid Plus and Pro plans
- File uploads, image understanding and generation
- Voice conversations on mobile and desktop
- API access for developers
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