Chutes, the serverless compute platform operating as Subnet 64 Bittensor, has launched Chutes Chat, a beta application integrating hundreds of open-source large language models (LLMs), vision-language models (VLMs), and tools for image, audio, and file processing.
The app, accessible at chat.chutes.ai, features an “Auto” mode that dynamically selects the optimal model for tasks, alongside support for web search, PDF uploads, memory storage, and voice input/output.
Available to all users at no extra cost, with premium features for subscribers, the launch emphasizes Chutes’ focus on decentralized, distributed AI compute. Upcoming additions include voice mode, agent capabilities, deep research, and code execution.
FAQ: Community Questions Answered
Based on replies to the announcement, here are answers to common queries:
- Will Chutes Chat support fetching files from external services like Google Drive or OneDrive?
Yes, this feature will be added via connectors once the app exits beta. - When can we expect a mobile app version?
The team hinted at the possible release of a mobile app in the future. - What new features are planned based on user feedback?
Upcoming additions include temporary chats, displaying the actual model used in Auto mode, using a small model for chat title generation, custom instructions (possibly editing system prompts), chat sharing, and deleting individual messages—all expected by the end of the week. - Is Chutes Chat free, and what do subscribers get?
It’s free for all users. But the $3 tier offers all of Chutes’ best models with almost 10k messages included per month.
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