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Chrome extension that compares answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and more

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Cuey

What it is

Cuey is a Chrome extension for people who rely on AI chatbots for research, advice or judgment-heavy work. It sits on top of ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and other assistants, sends a single prompt to multiple models and displays the responses side by side so you can see where they agree and where they differ. You can route a prompt manually to a chosen model, save comparisons to revisit later, and keep memory and prompt workflows that follow you across services. The company says it supports more than 20 models across several capability tiers. A free plan allows a few comparisons per day, and a Pro plan raises the daily limit and adds file storage.

Key features

  • Side-by-side answers from multiple LLMs
  • Manual prompt routing to a chosen model
  • Saved comparisons and prompt history
  • Portable memory across AI services

What we liked

  • + Works inside the chat tools you already use
  • + All models available on the free plan
  • + Makes model disagreements easy to see

Worth noting

  • · Free plan limited to five comparisons a day
  • · Chrome only

Editor's notes

More context from AI BirdView

Anyone who has asked two chatbots the same question knows the answers can differ in ways that matter. Cuey builds a workflow around that observation. Rather than asking you to switch tabs and paste prompts by hand, it gathers several model responses in one view and lets you judge them together, which is a sensible habit for decisions that carry real consequences.

  • Sends one prompt to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and other models at once
  • Side-by-side layout that keeps full context for each response
  • Option to pick a specific model when you know which one you want
  • Saved comparisons and exportable prompt history on the paid plan
  • The company says all 20+ supported models are open to free users, with plans differing only in volume

Cuey is a good fit for analysts, writers, students and professionals who use AI for research or advice and want a quick second opinion before acting. A practical tip: save your comparisons on questions where the models disagree, because those are the cases worth checking against primary sources, and they show over time which model suits each kind of task.

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