OpenAI has expanded its reach by introducing an official ChatGPT app for Android, enhancing the user experience with a mobile-friendly interface. However, it is not the only option available; a variety of third-party AI chat applications have emerged, each offering unique functionalities. Among the top contenders are ChatGPT, AI Chatbot Nova, Microsoft Copilot, ChatOn, and Genie, each designed to assist users in generating content, answering queries, and providing information.
ChatGPT
The ChatGPT app from OpenAI mirrors the capabilities of its web counterpart, allowing users to engage in conversations, analyze images, and even listen to responses. A notable feature of the mobile app is the ability to voice your requests, making it more accessible for on-the-go users. The free version utilizes GPT-4o by default, while subscribers to ChatGPT Plus can switch between different models, including GPT-4 and GPT-4o mini.
Users can initiate a chat by typing a question or selecting from suggested prompts. The app also keeps track of previous conversations, allowing easy access to past chats. For those who prefer to speak rather than type, a microphone icon enables voice input, transcribing spoken requests into text.
AI Chatbot Nova
AI Chatbot Nova, powered by ChatGPT, excels in answering diverse questions and generating various types of content. The basic version is free but limits users to three chats per day. For $4.99 a week or $49.99 annually, users can unlock unlimited chats, detailed responses, and access to additional features like image-to-text OCR.
The app’s Home screen invites users to ask any question, and it also offers a selection of mini apps for specific tasks, such as a virtual doctor or a PDF analyzer. Users can dictate their questions using the microphone feature, making it a versatile tool for quick inquiries.
Microsoft Copilot
Microsoft’s Copilot is another robust option for Android users, utilizing GPT-4 Turbo through a collaboration with OpenAI. The app allows users to choose a conversation style—Creative, Balanced, or Precise—tailoring responses to their preferences. Users can type or speak their requests, upload images for analysis, and even hear responses read aloud.
Copilot encourages exploration by suggesting questions and topics, enabling users to continue conversations seamlessly. The app also cites online sources for its responses, enhancing the reliability of the information provided.
ChatOn
ChatOn stands out for its ability to generate a wide range of text, from articles to songs. Powered by GPT-4o and Anthropic’s Claude, it offers both a free version with limited features and a premium option for $29 per year, which includes unlimited chats and advanced functionalities like YouTube summaries and web searches.
Users can initiate conversations by typing or speaking their requests. The app also provides sample tasks and questions to inspire creativity, making it a valuable tool for content generation.
Genie
Genie, another ChatGPT-powered application, specializes in answering questions and creating content. The free version limits users to ten chats per day, while the Pro version, available for $7.99 weekly or $69.99 annually, offers unlimited chats and access to GPT-4.
Upon launching the app, users can either sign in or proceed to the main screen to ask questions. Genie excels in content creation, allowing users to generate everything from social media posts to programming code. It also supports summarizing images, web pages, and PDF files, making it a versatile addition to the AI chatbot landscape.