Sparkian

Sparkian is what happens when you stop betting everything on one AI model. It's a workspace that puts 70+ models from Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, Qwen, GLM, Perplexity's Sonar family, and more.

Multi-model chat is the core of it. Toggle it on, pick your models, and one prompt fans out. Each model answering independently, side-by-side, in the same conversation. Each column has its own controls: regenerate just that model's answer, copy or download it on its own, collapse it without losing it, or blow one response up to full width to read it properly. You can add another model into the comparison mid-conversation if you want a third opinion, and once you've found the answer you like, designate it as the primary response and keep going in single-model mode from there.

It doesn't stop at chat. Ask a question that needs current information and Sparkian automatically detects it and runs a live web search. Drop a link into the conversation and it reads the page content automatically too . Ask for a flowchart or sequence diagram and it renders as an interactive Mermaid diagram inline . Ask for HTML or SVG and it renders a live preview next to the source, with a one-click export to CodePen if you want to keep tinkering. Code generally lands in its own canvas , separate from the chat text so it doesn't get lost. And yes, image generation is live and built into the same conversation flow (audio and video generation, plus agentic task delegation, are on Sparkian's public roadmap.

It's built for real work. You can attach PDFs, Word docs, PowerPoint, Excel, CSV, plain text, Markdown, JSON/YAML/INI configs, HTML/CSS, Python/JS/TS source files, and images (JPG, PNG, WebP, SVG) as context for any conversation. Memory is configurable: Sparkian keeps the last 20 messages of a conversation in context by default, and you can dial that up to 50 or down to 0 depending on how much continuity versus cost-efficiency you want. There's a prompt enhancer if you want help tightening a rough prompt before sending it, and voice input if typing isn't your thing.

Where it goes beyond a personal chat tool is Projects and the Library. Projects group related conversations under shared custom instructions and shared membership — set a tone or a set of constraints once at the Project level, and every conversation inside it inherits that automatically, instead of you re-pasting the same instructions into every new chat. The Library sits on top of that: a searchable home for documents, notes, and generated artifacts (code files, written docs, whatever gets created along the way) that stays available across every conversation, not buried in one chat thread that only one person remembers exists.

Who actually needs this? Anyone who's caught themselves paying for ChatGPT Plus and Claude Pro and a Gemini subscription simultaneously just to cross-check answers. Teams who want a consistent brand voice or working style applied automatically across everyone's AI-assisted drafts instead of relying on people remembering to paste the same instructions in. Developers who want to see how three different models solve the same bug before picking one to trust. Anyone doing research who wants sourced answers rather than confident-sounding guesses.

Basically: anyone who's decided that no single AI model deserves to be the only one they ask.