Parallel model starting points
Use different models on the same brief to reduce the limits of one model’s taste and assumptions.
Several models interpret the same brief independently. Results stay organized by direction and branch instead of disappearing into a chronological chat.
Results are grouped by model on the tree canvas. Any card can branch into the next iteration.
Keep both the breadth of exploration and the path of refinement visible on one canvas.
Use different models on the same brief to reduce the limits of one model’s taste and assumptions.
Every revision branches from the selected work without overwriting earlier directions.
Keep pages, documents, SVG, and images in the same project as the idea evolves.
Compare brand character, visual language, and product expression.
Expand one topic into formats, columns, and visual packaging.
Compare users, situations, and value propositions.
Explain what you are exploring, who it serves, fixed conditions, and open space.
Generate with several models to reveal the boundaries of plausible directions.
Add constraints and detail from any result until it becomes a usable artifact.
Chat stacks messages by time. Brancha organizes complete artifacts and revisions as a tree for comparison, return, and parallel progress.
No, but multiple models broaden the first round. Any available model can be used for later branches.
It currently supports HTML, Markdown, SVG, and image nodes in the same project tree.
No. A branch uses only its direct parent’s complete work and the current instruction, keeping context and billing clear.