Chatbox AI: a client for conversations with multiple AI models

Chatbox AI is a cross-platform client for AI conversations, file understanding, coding assistance and image generation. You can use the Chatbox AI online service, configure a third-party provider, or connect a supported local model. Available features depend on the provider, model and app version you choose.

What it can do

Chatbox lets you select models for different conversations. With a compatible model, you can attach documents or images and ask questions about their contents. It can also help explain, draft or review code, assist with writing, and display Markdown and LaTeX. Image generation depends on choosing a service that supports it.

Getting started

Install the version for your device from an official Chatbox channel. In settings, select the Chatbox AI service or configure another model provider. If you plan to use a local model, first set up the required local runtime. Start a conversation, choose a model and enter your question. To analyze a file, add a supported attachment and describe what you want to learn. Check that your selected model accepts that type of input before sending it.

Uses and limitations

Students can use the client to explore learning materials, developers can discuss code, and office workers can summarize documents. AI responses can contain mistakes, so review important claims, references and generated code. Supported models, file formats, pricing and features may change; consult the current service details before use.

Chat history can be stored on the device, but local storage does not mean every request stays there. When using the Chatbox AI online service, messages and relevant context or attachments are sent to that service for processing. With a third-party cloud provider, review that provider's privacy policy. For local models, check your configuration and any connected online features. Local storage is not an absolute privacy guarantee.

Frequently asked questions

Does Chatbox offer its own model service?

Yes. It offers an online service, and users can also configure third-party services or supported local models.

Does conversation data always stay on the device?

No. Using a cloud service sends request content to the chosen service, even when chat history is stored locally.

What do I need to get started?

Install the app and choose a model source. Third-party providers may require configuration, while local models need a suitable runtime.