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Preflights 
Most people don’t need another AI model. They need one place to talk to all of them without living in browser tabs. Chatbox AI is a cross-device AI client that lets you run your chats from desktop, mobile, web, and even Linux while connecting to multiple AI models and APIs.
Stop juggling six AI tabs. Use one client.
AI chat should feel like a tool, not a scavenger hunt across bookmarks, logins, and half-broken browser sessions.
Chatbox AI is betting on a simple idea: the best “AI experience” is the one you actually open every day.
What it is
Chatbox AI is an AI client app that runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and the web. You use it to chat with AI, but the point isn’t “yet another chatbot”. The point is control: one interface that can connect to different AI models and API providers.
Here’s the deal: most teams end up with prompts in Notion, chats in random tabs, and “that one good answer” lost forever. A dedicated client fixes the mess.
Why this matters (especially for indie teams)
Founders don’t have time to babysit tools.
You want: - A consistent place to ask questions, draft copy, debug code, and plan specs - The freedom to switch models/providers when quality or cost shifts - Access on whatever device you’re holding when the idea hits
Chatbox AI leans into that workflow: install once, keep your AI work in a single home, and move between devices without rebuilding your setup every week.
The angle: model-agnostic, device-agnostic
A lot of “AI apps” sell you on one model.
But models change. Prices change. Rate limits bite. The smarter play is a client that speaks to many backends. Chatbox AI positions itself as that front door - an app that stays the same while you swap what powers it behind the scenes.
It gets worse: if you build your whole workflow around a single vendor UI, you inherit their road map and their outages. A client reduces that lock-in.
Who should use it
- Solo builders who want one AI workspace across laptop + phone
- Teams that test multiple models and don’t want to retrain everyone on new UIs
- Linux users who get ignored by most “productivity” apps
The trade-offs
If you want a flashy “one-click magic” bot, look elsewhere.
Chatbox AI is a client. You bring the use case. The win is the boring part: fewer tabs, fewer context switches, fewer lost chats - and a faster path from question to output.