Everything here actually ships
No roadmap items, no coming-soon badges. Every capability below is in the application today and you can try it for free.
One composer, several models
Pick among 6 Google models without leaving the conversation. The selector sits under the composer, and your choice applies to the next message — the thread is never reset.
- Grouped by cost: Budget, Balanced, Advanced
- Switch mid-conversation, history is preserved
- Replies stream token by token
Failover instead of errors
Free models share throughput limits, and hitting one normally ends the request. niato ai catches the rate limit, moves to the next model in the list and restarts the answer, telling you what it switched to.
- Rate limits are detected and handled automatically
- Up to two fallbacks before giving up
- A notification names the model that took over
Costs kept in check
Answers are billed per token, so the app avoids spending them. Model reflection is switched off, only the recent part of a thread is replayed to the model, and the cheapest model is the default.
- Reflection disabled: it cost 6x more tokens than the answer itself
- Only the last 20 messages of a thread are sent back
- Conversation titles are generated by the cheapest model, capped short
- Falls back to the next cheapest model, never a pricier one
Code and math, properly rendered
Answers are rendered as Markdown: fenced code gets syntax highlighting and a copy button, LaTeX is typeset with KaTeX, and tables keep their structure.
- Syntax highlighting with per-block copy
- Inline and display math via KaTeX
- GitHub-flavoured Markdown: tables, task lists, strikethrough
- Generated HTML is sanitised before rendering
A history you can actually search
Every conversation is saved to your account and grouped by date in the sidebar. Search matches conversation titles and the content of the messages themselves.
- Grouped as Today, Yesterday and Older
- Full-text search across titles and messages
- Ctrl+K opens the search palette
- Deleting a conversation can be undone
Smaller things that help
Details that make daily use less tedious
6 answer tones
LaTeX math
Light and dark
Email, Google, GitHub
Auto-named threads
Open source
Everything above is free
Create an account and start a conversation. No card, no trial countdown.