Botlor

Botlor is a conversational AI assistant that combines five frontier models (Claude, GPT, Gemini and Kimi) with 23 task abilities, covering shopping, eBay auctions, live market charts, weather, currency, Wikipedia lookup, goal tracking and over 100 content generators in a single chat thread.

Botlor is a single chat interface that runs on five frontier language models and carries out tasks through 23 built-in abilities rather than only talking about them. The model roster covers Claude Opus 5 and Claude Fable 5 from Anthropic, GPT-5.6 Sol from OpenAI, Gemini 3.1 Pro from Google and Kimi K3 from Moonshot. The default is Claude Opus 5, and the model can be swapped mid-conversation with a plain instruction such as "switch to Gemini," keeping the thread and context intact. The assistant also adopts a persona: Classic, Concierge, Sage, Executive or Muse, or a custom one, changeable at any time by voice or text. The abilities split into shopping, research and production. Shop and Compare searches Amazon, The Luxury Closet and StrawberryNet and returns a shortlist with links. Auctions and Rare Finds filters eBay listings by price and condition. Markets and Data renders live crypto and equity prices, correlations and volatility as interactive charts inside the conversation. Weather, currency conversion across more than 30 currencies and a Wikipedia knowledge card are handled directly with no API keys or plugins. Creative Work draws on over 100 generators for essays, product copy, images, video and music. Goals and Timeline and Smart Notes capture commitments and past statements from ordinary conversation, with semantic search for recall. It suits people who want one thread for errands and output instead of a dozen tabs: online shoppers, researchers tracking markets, writers producing first drafts, and anyone who prefers conversational input to menus. Personal preferences (name, location, budget style, tone, interests, dietary and travel needs) are optional and can be cleared; the site states that preferences are never sold or used to decide what to sell the user. Alternatives tend to be either single-model general chatbots or narrow shopping or writing assistants, while Botlor bundles the model choice and the task abilities under one subscription. How it works is uniform: the user states a need, a frontier model selects the matching ability, calls it, checks the result and writes it up, and the output arrives as product cards, charts, maps, booking links or finished text in the same thread. The homepage does not publish pricing tiers, a free trial, or support channels beyond the user manual, so those details need checking with the vendor.