ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini Now Share One Chat Bot

A Russian-language listing is promoting a chat bot inside MAX, a messaging app, that claims to put almost every big AI tool behind one door. Text helpers like ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek and Grok sit next to image makers Midjourney, DALL·E and Nano Banana, plus Veo for short video. You open the bot, type a request, and choose which brain answers. No new apps, no juggling browser tabs.

Why should you care? Money and time. One subscription usually covers one AI. Stacking ChatGPT, Claude and an image generator can cost $60 or more a month. A bundled bot promises a single chat window for everything: draft an email, design a logo, turn a photo into a five-second clip. For freelancers, students and small businesses, that is hours saved and dollars kept.

Here is the catch, and it is a big one. This bot was not made by OpenAI, Google or Anthropic. It is a third-party wrapper — someone else's program passing your words to those companies' systems, probably using paid developer keys. That means your private notes, client details or photos travel through a server you know nothing about. Companies like OpenAI ban reselling access this way, so the bot could vanish overnight. It may also quietly swap in cheaper, weaker models.

The practical advice: treat it like a public photocopier. Fine for "write me a birthday poem." Not fine for contracts, medical details or anything with your ID on it. If you want the real thing, use the official apps. If you simply want to test many AI tools cheaply, a bundle can be a handy test drive — as long as you never paste in anything you would not post publicly.