Ahmet Aytar
Chrome extension

Ask one question. Get five answers.

You already pay for more than one AI. Asking them the same thing means typing it five times, in five tabs. whileAI does that part for you, inside the sessions you are already signed in to.

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Five AI panes side by side. The prompt was typed in ChatGPT; Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and DeepSeek each show the same question and their own answer.
A real run, recorded. The question was typed once, in ChatGPT. The other four received it on their own.

How it works

Four steps, and you only do the first one.

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Sign in to the AIs you use

Nothing to configure. whileAI uses the tabs and accounts you already have, so it never asks for a password or an API key.

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Pick which ones get your prompts

One switch per AI in the extension panel. An AI you leave off receives nothing.

03

Type your prompt, once

Write it in whichever AI you were going to use anyway. The same text goes to the others, each in its own tab, one at a time.

04

Compare, and keep going

Type the next prompt whenever you like. If an AI is still answering, yours waits in the queue instead of colliding with it.

The whileAI panel showing ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and DeepSeek, each marked ready with its own toggle, above the waiting time recorded so far.

What the panel tells you

"ready" means that tab is signed in and can receive a prompt. If a site signs you out, the panel says so, so a prompt never disappears quietly.

Your waiting time so far sits at the top, and the full dashboard is one click away.

It also times the waiting

Every answer is timed, because waiting for AI is the part nobody measures. It runs whether or not you use the broadcast.

The dashboard: total time waiting, answers counted, average wait, and a bar chart of waiting time per day split by AI.
Your week, added up. The chart splits each day by AI.
A per-AI table of responses, total wait, typical wait, longest wait and how often the tab was left.
Which AI is actually slower, per answer and in total.
A summary of attention while waiting: times the tab was left, time spent on another tab, and answers waited out without leaving.
And what the waiting does to your attention.

What it will not do

This matters more than any feature, so it is worth being exact.

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It does not read the answers. It watches whether one is still arriving, so it can time it. The text is never stored or sent anywhere.
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It does not collect anything. No account, no analytics, no telemetry. Your prompts and timings stay in your browser, and you can export or delete them.
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It does not bypass anything. No CAPTCHA solving, no working around a usage limit, no hidden sessions, no pretending to be a different browser.
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It does not touch your password. You sign in yourself, in your own browser, as you already do.
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It stops and tells you. Signed out, rate limited, or a site is showing a verification check: you hear about it rather than finding out an hour later.

Help

Something is broken

AI sites change their pages often. If a prompt stops arriving, email me and it usually gets fixed the same week: aytarahmetyasin@gmail.com

How much does it cost

Nothing. Every feature is free, there is no trial, and there is no paid tier waiting behind a switch.

Which AIs are supported

ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini and DeepSeek. It only runs on those five sites and asks for no other permissions.

Is the code open

Yes. Read it, or check what it asks for, at github.com/Ahmetyasin/WhileAI.

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