AI Council Chat

AI Council Chat is an EU-hosted web workspace that combines models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Mistral and Perplexity. It offers multi-model Council debates, an autonomous Agent, Media Studio and document tools on a credit-based plan.

AI Council Chat is a browser-based workspace that puts several leading AI models behind one interface and one credit balance. Its central idea is the Council: instead of trusting a single model's answer, a user can have multiple models compare outputs, challenge each other and show where they disagree. The product is aimed at professionals and teams who want checked answers for strategy, documents, research and content without juggling separate subscriptions. In practice the workspace is split into modules. Classic Chat gives direct access to individual models for everyday questions and drafts, while a routing layer called Prism can pick a suitable model for each task automatically. The Custom Council compares several models side by side. The Expert Council sets an optimist against a skeptic to stress-test a plan and produce a balanced synthesis, and the Research Council compares sources and checks claims using web search. Beyond conversation, a Document Workspace stores company files with row-level access separation, Media Studio produces images and audio, voice input and output is available, and a three-tier memory system compresses history to keep long projects in context and reduce token spend. A Tireless Agent can carry out multi-step jobs such as web research and report drafting, with approval steps before anything is sent out. Results can be turned into presentations or client portals. Data handling is a significant part of the pitch. The platform is hosted in the EU, states that customer data is not used for model training, offers a data processing agreement, and provides EU-only processing when users choose models and services with European routing. Pricing is credit based, with a free tier of welcome credits, three monthly plans, and one-time credit packs paid through Stripe, and the site says there are no message limits. Among alternatives, it sits closer to multi-model aggregators than to single-vendor chat apps, but adds orchestration, agent automation and publishing features on top. Buyers comparing it with flat-rate chatbots should weigh the usage-based credit model against the breadth of included tools. The site also notes that outputs can be inaccurate and should be verified before important decisions.