Free AI Aggregator for Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek: Access All Major AI Models from One Webpage

It's 2025, and using AI still feels like a spy thriller where you're constantly jumping between five different websites? Someone finally got fed up — and built an AI aggregator site that puts Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek^Ad, Qwen, and other major models all in one webpage. Free to use, no hassle.

The First Headache of Using AI: Too Many Platforms, Too Much Switching

Honestly, the current AI experience is like eating at a buffet where every dish is at a different restaurant — you go to Claude for copywriting, Gemini for research, and then switch to DeepSeek for coding. Browser tabs pile up higher than your receding hairline, every platform requires a separate registration, and your password manager is on the verge of giving up.

This Bilibili creator had enough of the fragmented experience and decided to build an AI aggregator website. One page, one-click switching, all major models at your fingertips.

Major AI Models in One Place: Even Claude Opus 4 Is Directly Accessible

This aggregator currently integrates Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Qwen, and several other mainstream large language models. The operation is simple — enter the page, select the model you want, and start chatting.

In the demo, the creator jumped straight to Claude Opus 4. For those in the know, this is Anthropic's flagship model released in 2025, with top-tier reasoning and creative capabilities. Normal access requires a Claude Pro subscription ($20/month). On this aggregator, you just select it and start — it's like being offered a Maybach for a test drive.

Here's a quick rundown of each model:

• Claude: Made by Anthropic, known for long-text comprehension and coding ability, with a rigorous response style
• Gemini: Developed by Google DeepMind, a multimodal model supporting text, image, audio, and other input types
• DeepSeek: A Chinese AI champion developed by DeepSeek AI, open-source with excellent cost-performance ratio, went viral globally in early 2025 with its reasoning model R1
• Qwen (通义千问^Ad): Alibaba Cloud's large model, excelling in Chinese language understanding, also available in open-source versions

Continuous Updates: Leave Requests in the Comments, Highest Demand Gets Priority

This aggregator isn't a build-it-and-forget-it project. The creator has committed to continuous updates, adding more models over time. What's even more interesting is the update mechanism — users can leave comments requesting models they want, and whichever gets the most demand gets prioritized.

This approach is essentially a decentralized product requirements pool — so democratic it might put product managers out of a job.

Of course, free projects come with free-project headaches. The creator specifically mentioned that if traffic spikes cause the site to crash or throw errors, users can report it in the comments and he'll fix it ASAP. He also issued a stern warning to anyone running malicious scripts or abusing the service.

Translation: "I'm treating you to dinner — please don't walk off with the cookware."

This isn't an overreaction. AI aggregators work by calling each provider's API, and every conversation incurs costs — all paid out of the creator's own pocket. If someone hammers it with automated scripts, best case normal users can't access it, worst case the creator gets crushed by the bill. The biggest fear for any free community project is freeloaders shearing the sheep until it's bald.

The Real Pain Point for Chinese Users: It's Not That AI Isn't Good — They Can't Even Get In

Let's address a deeper issue here.

For users in China wanting to use overseas AI services like ChatGPT or Claude, the problem isn't "is the model smart enough" — it's not being able to get through the door at all. Want to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus? First get a Visa or Mastercard foreign currency credit card, then get an overseas phone number, then figure out network access — the entire process is about as difficult as beating Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice.

The creator also mentioned in the video that if you genuinely want to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Cursor, or other official memberships, you can use partner channels linked in the comments to solve the payment problem. These channels mainly help Chinese users overcome the overseas payment barrier.

Speaking of Cursor — a quick mention: it's an AI-powered intelligent code editor that deeply integrates AI capabilities on top of VS Code, supporting auto-completion, natural language code generation, and more. It's absolutely blowing up in developer circles right now. Its Pro plan costs about $20/month and faces the same overseas payment issues.

Running some reasonable promotion alongside a free aggregator is a pretty elegant way to monetize — at least a hundred times more dignified than those "OMG family this is absolutely amazing" influencer product placements.

Both Free Users and Paying Users Get What They Need

To sum up, this AI aggregator has a clear positioning:

• Don't want to spend money? Use the free aggregator directly — switch freely between Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek
• Want the full official experience? Use partner channels to solve payment issues and get a proper subscription

Both free users and paying users are well taken care of.

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In an era where using AI requires passing through multiple gatekeepers, someone willing to build a free platform so everyone can touch the future — that's the most human kind of intelligence there is.

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