Four AI providers, one window, one team.

Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Perplexity run in the same interface. You ask your question once; if the answer doesn't fit, you send the same conversation to another model – with the history and the files you uploaded. What comes out of it belongs to the team, not to one personal account.

The Studio Engine is the module that launches first, and it is running in beta now.

Beta places are limited and reserved for companies.

How you work with it.

Three moves that today cost four browser windows and a round of copy and paste.

01

Ask once instead of four times

You write your question in one field. Which provider answers is something you decide before or after – not by keeping four windows open side by side.

02

Switch provider, keep the thread

One click on another provider and the conversation carries on there. History, attachments and your instructions come along. You don't have to explain anything twice.

03

Hand the conversation on

A finished conversation goes to one person, a team or the whole organisation. Anyone who should be writing too works on in it at the same time.

Provider
Anthropic OpenAI Google Perplexity
Thinking depth short medium thorough

Summarise the three attached quotes and tell me where they contradict each other.

3 quotes.pdf

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Schematic view. Model names and version numbers are deliberately absent here – they change every month. Gold marks only the places where you give the AI something.

What's inside.

Eight things you do – not eight technologies that are built in.

A change of provider without losses

Four providers in one interface. The switch takes the full context with it, uploaded files included.

Thinking depth per message

Short question, short thinking time. For the tricky part you turn the thinking depth up – for that one message, not for the whole conversation.

Projects with their own instructions

Group the conversations that belong together and set the instructions that apply to all of them once. New conversations start already briefed.

Files and PDFs

Upload documents and ask questions about them. PDFs are read along with the question instead of sitting there as an attachment.

A gallery for what you create

Every image and every document created collects automatically in one place. You don't go hunting for the conversation it came from.

Sharing per conversation

Release a chat to one person, a team or the whole organisation. You decide per conversation, not per account.

Several people in the same chat

Several people write in the same conversation at the same time. What someone has found out sits where the work carries on.

Controls for administrators

Administrators set which providers are released, how far the thinking depth may go and what budget is available each month.

Why the Studio Engine.

The marketing suites that grew up over the years tie you to one provider and bill per seat. Three things run differently here.

1

A change of provider instead of a standstill

If a provider gets more expensive or slower, or retires a model, you change provider and carry on working. Where you have got to doesn't hang on one company's roadmap.

2

The access point sits in Europe

The providers are reached through an EU access point*. That is a function of the platform and not an option you order on top.

3

A team, not single seats

Conversations belong to the team, not to the individual account. Sharing, working together and the cost overview per organisation are built in instead of scattered across single subscriptions.

Where the Studio Engine stands.

The Studio Engine is running in beta – limited places, companies only. We deliberately don't name models or version numbers here: they change every month and would be wrong sooner than right.

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* The EU access point is part of ongoing development. What can be contractually assured of it will appear here once the infrastructure has been signed off.