plurality VS chatpad

I maintain a list of OpenAI based OSS UIs: https://github.com/itsuka-dev/awesome-chatgpt-ui

This one seems have "gpt-4-0314" model: https://chatgpt.nextweb.fun

I maintain a list of open source UIs built on top of OpenAI API to explore unique features and integrations that others have developed: https://github.com/itsuka-dev/awesome-chatgpt-ui

Web version, which has more metadata: https://atorie.xyz/crafts/plurality

In addition to the usual speech synthesis/recognition and embedding/vector search features, there are also:

- Node layout

- Multiple LLMs and parallel output

- 3D avatar

- Selection + custom context menu (for extensions)

- Native app integration such as Siri and Calendar (for Shortcut in Apple ecosystem)

- Piping results (for CLIs)

- etc. (I'm sure I missed many others as well)

Thank you for sharing this.

I also have a list on https://github.com/itsuka-dev/awesome-chatgpt-ui, and I noticed that there are a few clients on your list that I missed.

I'm collecting various ChatGPT UIs at https://github.com/itsuka-dev/awesome-chatgpt-ui and will add yours to the list. So it would be nice if you could have a screenshot for a quick preview.

I just started putting together these Chat API-based UIs in this repo, in case anyone's interested: https://github.com/itsuka-dev/awesome-chatgpt-ui

Like anything you use online, you take precautions and risks. Always be sure to check out the source code and other reviews. You can see the source at https://github.com/deiucanta/chatpad - I also don't use the online version, I use the desktop version, and I'd never share an API key online.

chatpad.ai ?

Sign up for a Open.ai pay as you go plan and enter your API key into https://chatpad.ai/.

Free and open source alternative: https://chatpad.ai/

Very cool. I use a custom local UI as well, based on a fork of a similar project called ChatPad (https://github.com/deiucanta/chatpad). That also uses Mantine UI, and lets you create and save prompts just like chats. Data is stored locally using indexdb. I embedded it in an electron app, which lets me run it from my dock rather than a terminal. But what's missing is speech-to-text, so it's great to see this project has that.

There are a few drawbacks to local, I've discovered. For example I doubt the new plugins can be extended to beyond ChatGPT's web UI. Also, it doesn't stream response tokens as they're generated, which is a pain. I haven't looked into whether OpenAPI let you do that though.

Nice work!