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Which AI Assistant Do I Need?
Six situational questions. One of 19 assistants that fits what you are actually trying to do.
Question 1 of 6
What would you most like to walk away with by the end of this week?
ChatUp ships with 19 assistants, each one a chat that already knows its job: a Chef that plans dinner from your fridge, a Lawyer that reads the lease with you, a Study Helper that quizzes you, an Interview Coach that plays the hiring manager. They run on the same five model families as a plain chat, but they hold a role, remember the context that matters, and ask better follow-up questions.
This quiz asks six concrete questions about your week, the kind of answer you want back, and the thing you would hand over first, then matches you to the assistant most likely to earn a spot on your home screen. Your result page explains what it does, when to use it instead of a plain chat, what to bring it, and four prompts to paste in.
All 19 ChatUp assistants
World Cup Expert
Catch up on the tournament, plan match day, and never ask "wait, who plays next?" again.
Logo Designer
Turn a vague brand feeling into logo directions, palettes, and images you can iterate on.
Creative Writer
A writing partner for outlines, characters, and first drafts that still sound like you.
Business Planner
Turn the idea you keep talking about into a plan with a market, a model, and a first step.
Study Helper
Quizzes from your notes, a study plan that fits your week, and explanations that land.
Language Teacher
Practice real conversations, get corrected gently, and learn the phrases you will use.
Chef
Dinner from what is already in the fridge, plus meal plans and swaps that fit your week.
Financial Analyst
Compare scenarios, build a budget that survives real life, and see the math shown.
Lawyer
Understand the lease, the contract, or the letter before you sign or reply to it.
Relationship Coach
Vent first, then find the words for the conversation you have been avoiding.
Marketing Expert
Launch plans, hooks that stop the scroll, and campaigns that fit the brand you have.
Tattoo Artist
Shape a vague idea into a design brief and reference images your artist can work from.
Routine Planner
Rebuild your week around what matters and design routines you will actually keep.
Interview Coach
Run a mock interview from the real job description and walk in with your stories ready.
Wellness Advisor
A calm check-in, simple routines for stress and sleep, and small steps for a hard week.
Research Assistant
Structured research across sources, honest comparisons, and summaries you can cite.
Fitness Coach
Workout plans that fit your schedule and equipment, with progression and honest check-ins.
Travel Guide
Itineraries at your pace, packing lists you will not regret, and the tips guidebooks miss.
News Reporter
A briefing that explains the news, not just repeats it, with sources you can check.
Assistants versus a plain chat
A plain chat with GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, or DeepSeek can do almost anything if you set it up well every time. An assistant is that setup done for you: a role, a way of asking questions, and a sense of what a good answer looks like for that job. The Chef remembers your allergies for the whole conversation. The Interview Coach waits for your answer before moving on. The Research Assistant asks for sources by default.
The right assistant is the one that matches what you are trying to do, not the one with the most impressive name. Most people end up with two or three favorites and a plain chat for everything else. In ChatUp you can also switch the model family under any assistant mid-conversation, so the role stays the same while the voice changes.
What each assistant is for
A quick map of the 19 by the moment you would reach for them:
- Making and learning: Creative Writer, Logo Designer, Tattoo Artist, Study Helper, Language Teacher
- Work and money: Business Planner, Marketing Expert, Financial Analyst, Lawyer, Interview Coach
- Body and mind: Fitness Coach, Chef, Wellness Advisor, Relationship Coach
- Time and plans: Routine Planner, Travel Guide
- Knowing things: Research Assistant, News Reporter, World Cup Expert
- Reading documents: Lawyer for agreements, Research Assistant for reports, Study Helper for course material
- Sensitive topics: Lawyer, Financial Analyst, Wellness Advisor, and Relationship Coach give general guidance and point you to a professional when it matters
Frequently asked questions
- What is a ChatUp assistant?
- A chat that starts with a role and a purpose already in place, such as Chef or Interview Coach. It runs on the same model families as a normal chat but behaves like a specialist from the first message.
- Can I use more than one assistant?
- Yes. All 19 are available on web, iPhone, and Android, and many tasks work best when you hand a result from one assistant to another, like a Business Planner outline into the Marketing Expert.
- Do assistants use a specific AI model?
- No. Pick any of the five model families under an assistant and switch mid-conversation. The role stays the same; the writing style and strengths shift with the model.
- Is this quiz free?
- Yes. No sign-up and no email. Your result page is a normal link you can bookmark or share, and the picker below it shows all 19 assistants so you can browse the rest.
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ChatUp puts GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and DeepSeek in one chat, with a model picker in the composer so you can switch mid-conversation. Same account on web, iPhone and Android.