Poe

Poe is a multi-model AI platform from Quora that lets users chat with official and user-created bots in one interface. Its official pages list access to models and tools for text, coding, image, audio, and video tasks, plus private or group chats, bot creation, prompt bots, and an API for using bots in applications. Poe uses compute points: bot messages can have different point costs, and subscription tiers grant larger recurring point allowances and access to more models. Exact model availability changes over time and should be checked in Poe’s current catalog.

✨ Key Features

• Multi-model chat — Access models from multiple AI providers in one service.
• Official bots — Browse provider-maintained bots and assistants.
• User-created bots — Discover community bots for specialized tasks.
• Bot creation — Build bots with prompts and supported model settings.
• Text and coding — Use bots for writing, analysis, and programming help.
• Image generation — Generate and edit images with supported bots.
• Video and audio — Access supported media-generation bots.
• Private and group chats — Chat alone or collaborate in group conversations.
• Long context — Subscribers can unlock larger bot input and chat-history limits.
• Poe API — Create API keys to use eligible bots in applications.

💳 Pricing

• Free access — Limited messages and compute points; availability and costs depend on the selected bot.
• Subscriptions — Plans provide recurring points, with daily and/or monthly grants according to the plan. Prices vary by region and purchase platform; unused subscription points do not roll over unless explicitly stated.
• Point costs — Bot and task costs vary. Eligible subscribers can buy additional points under the applicable plan terms.
• Creator monetization — Eligible creators can set per-message pricing under Poe's creator program.

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🎯 Use Cases

• Model comparison: Test different providers against the same prompt.
• Writing assistance: Draft, rewrite, summarize, or translate content.
• Coding support: Ask bots to explain or generate code.
• Image creation: Generate visual concepts with supported bots.
• Video/audio experiments: Try supported media-generation models.
• Specialized assistants: Use community bots for narrow workflows.
• Team ideation: Collaborate in group chats.
• Application integration: Connect eligible bots through the API.