

Poe
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Poe is a web-based AI platform that hosts multiple assistant bots—including Claude and various GPT and image/audio models—to provide conversational Q&A, image and audio generation, and automated AI workflows.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- iPad
Features
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Recent News
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Recent activities
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Comments and Reviews
The application even has a dedicated desktop app that works really well. While they ask you to subscribe for GPT-4 usage, there are a plethora of other bots on the site that are free to use.
It's full of spam bots that are themed, which is pointless since the generic bot should be able to handle these themed prompts anyway. Plus it isn't reasonably freemium, wherein a bot that provides only 1 free prompt is asking to describe the 1st prompt further, which requires subscription.
Furthermore, the generic Poe chatbot isn't capable of generating images, unlike the claim here.
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Require Login. Seems to cut out on me a lot with: "Message failed to send" Ask it weather and it redirects.
It's a freemium service that lets you try out many bots, most of them for free (you get a certain number of tokens every day).
A few of the bigger bots you have to subscribe to even use.
They have good image generators as well.
The best part is that you can make personal assistants, which basically means it saves some prompt you give it, which you can slightly finetune things like temperature. You also add documents as context that it saves.
the follow-ups is amazing
free, no telephone number required
it's fast and free not open source