In this video, I want to introduce my favourite app to use
I've been using ChatGPT a lot since it was released.
I use it whenever I get a random question when I'm trying to come up with a good title
for Youtube or even when I'm making a plan for the next trip.
You don't get what you're looking for all the time because sometimes its answer can
be generic or simply inaccurate.
But still, it's a good source of inspiration or a good starting point for your research.
But I guess the only thing is that its mobile version is still not great.
I know there are a bunch of ChatGPT apps on the App Store, but most of them are not great
and make you pay extra for using them.
And even if you use the ChatGPT web version, it can be a little slow.
By the way, Microsoft recently released the mobile version of the new Bing which is another
AI chatbot using the new GPT-4.
So this kind of solved this issue a little bit.
It's very helpful because you can ask it anything and it'll give you an answer based on the
search results from the Internet.
Plus, you get to see the references of its answer so you can check its information sources.
But still, it does take some time to give you an answer because first, it has to read
the search results, make sense of them and then give you an answer.
And another thing is that you can only ask it a limited number of questions per conversation,
which is more than enough for most cases, to be honest.
But some people might find it insufficient.
Also, unlike ChatGPT, you won't be able to see the chat history in Bing.
So, even if you want to check what you asked or talked about before, you cannot do that.
So what would be a proper solution to this?
Well, I found a great mobile app for that.
But, before we get to that, let me quickly tell you about my favourite Chrome extension,
AgreeTo, who is kindly sponsoring this video.
I've discovered this tool a few months ago and been using it ever since because I love
it a lot.
It's a huge time saver.
Essentially, it's a scheduling tool, but with a twist.
Just like other similar tools such as Calendly, you can generate booking links and send them
to your colleagues or clients so they can schedule a meeting with you in a few seconds.
But what makes it different is that it also has an option where it just generates your
available time slots in plain text.
They are not links.
You're probably thinking why the heck would I want to do that?
Well, there are surprisingly many people who find scheduling links annoying and rude.
So we could prevent that from happening especially if you're talking to your boss or important
clients.
Also, I think it's much nicer to propose time slots than just dropping a generic scheduling
link which might come across cold and too business-like.
So AgreeTo is perfect for that.
You get to save tons of time while maintaining a personal touch.
And it's super cheap too.
It's completely free for up to 5 uses a week which is more than enough for me.
Then only $4 a month if you want more.
If you're curious, you can try it out from the link in the description.
You're going to love it.
Alright, let's get back to the main topic.
The app I found was made by the same people who built Quora.
In case you don't know, Quora is a super popular platform for asking and answering questions.
And the app is called Poe.
It's one of my favourite apps now.
The interface runs silk smooth.
You ask a question and get an answer instantly.
In my experience, it feels as fast as the ChatGPT Pro which costs $20 a month.
So I guess this is perfect if you don't feel like paying that much for the ChatGPT pro
plan.
Poe is free at least for now!
I don't think it's going to stay that way forever though.
Anyway, what I love is that Poe automatically highlights keywords in the answer, so it makes
it easier for you to dig deeper into the topic compared to the normal ChatGPT responses.
When you click on it, you'll ask "tell me more about this", and get information about
that thing quickly.
Plus, the chat history remains here, so you can always go back and check what you asked
before.
And another awesome thing about Poe is that it has access to Claude, which is a new AI
assistant built by former employees of OpenAI.
It's been huge news lately since it can be a serious competitor to ChatGPT.
Claude uses a slightly different model than ChatGPT, using an approach called Constitutional
AI.
I won't go into the detail, but overall Claude is considered to be safer because it's more
likely to refuse inappropriate requests by users.
And in my experience, Claude's response feels more natural and human-like than ChatGPT's.
Anyway, right now, you can access Claude only on Poe.
So that's another reason to try it out!
Poe is available on iOS and web.
They currently have no native Android app, but you can use the web app on Android.
Alright, that's it for today!
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