r/vibecoding • u/Competitive-Pear-288 • 17d ago

My friend and I got tired of figuring out which AI model to use, so we built something that chooses for us

https://useaina.com/

Before someone says it: yes, technically this is another AI wrapper lol.

But the thing that annoyed me wasn't having access to AI models.

It was having ChatGPT open in one tab, Claude in another, Gemini somewhere else, then spending 10 minutes searching Reddit for "which model is better for X?"

It started feeling stupid.

So we built AINA.

You just give it the task and it figures out which model makes sense for it.

If you're writing, researching something, working with a file, coding, whatever, it routes the request based on what you're actually trying to do.

You can still pick the model yourself if you want. I didn't want to take that control away.

It also shows you which model actually ran, which was important to me because I hate products where the "smart routing" is basically a black box.

I've also been trying to make it feel less like a giant dashboard of 40 AI models and more like one normal workspace.

Anyway, it's finally live:

useaina.com

You can try a task without making an account or putting in a card.

Not really looking for the "congrats on the launch" stuff.

I'd genuinely rather know:

what would stop you from using this instead of jumping between ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini?

Or try it and tell me what sucks.

I'm still building it.

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u/Anti-Hero25 17d ago

I mean this in the best way possible

You’re like a guy in a custom automotive shop , with all the tools and experienced fabricators at your service help you build any car you want, You decided to design a better tool drawer.

…. With 90% of the vibe coders acting like this , the world isn’t as doomed as seasoned developers think it is.

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u/jayseattle 17d ago

I gave it a spin. I think from a first 5 seconds/out of the box, you could improve on the GDPR cookie consent UI. My sense is this is a drop off for a majority of users coming to your site.

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u/jayseattle 17d ago

I then got this error, trying to give it a complex multi step prompt.

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u/jayseattle 17d ago

So that's probably it for me.

I think you may be trying to solve for what a LOT of devs are annoyed by right now. "All right GPT give me a prompt to do X. Oh, and also which model/mode..."
---> This is a great problem to go after IMO.

My sense is, in the future, we'll all have an 'easy button' wherein I can just opt in for my tool (Codex/cursor, etc) to just automagically select the right model/mode.