MULTI·ON

Overview

MULTI·ON is an AI assistant product for web and mobile scenarios. In its early stage, it drew attention with the positioning of an "AI Web assistant." Its core idea is to let AI participate in task execution while users browse web pages, helping to understand page content, guide operation flows, and reduce the cost of repetitive clicking and information searching.

According to the latest information on the official website, the entity behind the product has been updated to AGI, Inc.. Its overall direction has also expanded from a purely web assistant to AI assistant capabilities with greater emphasis on mobile, on-device operation, personalization, and proactive collaboration. The current focus of the official website is AGI-0: a mobile AI assistant in the early preview / early access stage, aimed at helping users handle daily tasks on smartphones.

For users who often need to switch between multiple pages and multiple apps to complete process-based tasks, what MULTI·ON represents is a product path in which "AI participates in actual operations," rather than just a traditional Q&A-style chat assistant.

Key Features

• Web task assistance

  • It can provide intelligent assistance while browsing web pages, helping users understand page content and operational steps.
  • It is suitable for handling online tasks with process flows, reducing the cost of manual searching and repetitive operations.

• A "co-pilot"-like interaction model

  • The product emphasizes that AI does not simply answer questions, but acts more like the user's "co-driving" assistant, participating in actual online operation flows.
  • In public introductions, it has demonstrated the ability to exercise a certain degree of control over and execution of browser tasks.

• Task execution for mobile scenarios

  • The latest content on the official website shows that its current key product, AGI-0, is more focused on smartphone scenarios and positioned as a personalized, proactive AI co-worker.
  • Example scenarios it covers include: ride-hailing, travel, message handling, music, ordering, shopping, and delivery.

• On-device operation and privacy orientation

  • The official website emphasizes that its exploration direction is on-device Superintelligence, meaning running AI on the local device side as much as possible.
  • This direction usually means greater emphasis on privacy, trustworthiness, and reducing continuous dependence on the cloud.

• The concept of AI-native devices

  • The official side proposes the concept of "AI-native devices," hoping to integrate AI assistants more deeply into end devices and daily life, rather than existing only as standalone applications.

Pricing

At present, the public information on the official website does not clearly disclose a standard pricing plan. Judging from the page content, the product is currently mainly in the early preview / early access stage, and users typically need to obtain access through a waitlist or application entry.

If you need the latest availability and pricing information, it is recommended to visit the official website directly to view the latest announcements.

FAQ

• Is MULTI·ON still a web assistant now?

  • From its historical positioning, it was initially known as an AI web assistant; however, according to the latest information on the official website, the product direction has clearly expanded to mobile AI assistants and on-device intelligence.

• What kind of users is it suitable for?

  • It is suitable for users who often need to complete task flows across web pages and apps, and who want to reduce repetitive operations and improve execution efficiency.

• Is it a regular chatbot?

  • Not exactly. It places more emphasis on "helping you get things done" rather than simply "chatting with you," with a focus on task assistance and operational collaboration.

• Can it be used directly now?

  • The official website shows that it is mainly in the early preview or early access stage, and whether it can be used immediately depends on official availability.