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ChatALL 1.85.110, developed by Sun Zhigang, is a desktop aggregator designed for users who need to compare outputs from multiple large-language-model chatbots without switching browser tabs or applications. Positioned in the AI & chatbot utilities category, the program submits a single prompt to several supported services at once—such as ChatGPT, Claude, Bing Chat, and other emerging models—and returns each bot’s response in a unified, side-by-side interface. This concurrent approach lets researchers, content creators, customer-support teams, and prompt-engineering enthusiasts observe stylistic, factual, and creative differences among models in real time, making it easier to select the most suitable answer or to blend the best elements of several replies. Version 1.85.110 is the third public release, following earlier iterations that progressively expanded the roster of compatible bots and refined the asynchronous request engine to reduce latency and handle rate-limiting rules imposed by individual services. The client stores no conversation history on remote servers, keeps local logs in a searchable SQLite database, and allows users to disable any bot on the fly to conserve tokens or comply with regional restrictions. Optional proxy support and a built-in prompt library further streamline batch testing of system instructions across providers. ChatALL is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always delivering the latest version and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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