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flAim is a workspace for running multiple AI models in one window, sharing context across them, and collaborating with your team in real time. You bring your own API keys — flAim does not sell tokens or bundle provider usage into your subscription.

On the free plan you get one workspace, eight panels, one API key slot, and shared context between panels. Pro at $15/month removes those limits and adds real-time collaboration with people outside your workspace.

Model usage is always billed by your providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and the rest). Your flAim subscription covers the workspace product only.

1. Open flaimai.app and create an account or sign in.
2. Add at least one provider API key under Profile and settings → My API Keys. Follow Bring your own API keys for the full walkthrough and provider-specific steps.
3. Create or open a workspace on the canvas.
4. Add panels for the models you want to compare or use together.
5. Attach shared context — briefs, code, notes — so every panel starts from the same knowledge base.
6. On Pro, invite teammates to share the workspace, API keys, and live session. Get Pro — $15/mo

flAim is a web app at flaimai.app. Open it in a modern browser, sign in, and start a workspace — no download or install step required.

The canvas is the main surface where you arrange panels, shared context, and notes. Instead of switching between browser tabs, you keep every model visible in one workspace.

• Drag and drop panels to organize how you compare models side by side.
• Each panel is tied to a provider and model you have configured with an API key.
• Shared context blocks sit alongside panels so every model reads from the same project material.

Panels are the chat surfaces for individual models in your workspace. After you connect a provider API key, add a panel and pick the model you want to run.

• Add multiple panels to compare answers on the same prompt without re-explaining the task.
• Keep different models visible for different steps — drafting, review, research, code.
• Free accounts can run up to eight panels in one workspace; Pro removes panel limits across unlimited workspaces.

flAim supports OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, OpenRouter, Perplexity, Figma, Together, Groq, Fireworks, and MiniMax. Connect the providers you need, then choose their models when you add each panel.

Free

• 1 workspace
• 8 panels
• 1 API key slot
• Shared context between panels in that workspace

Pro — $15/month

• Unlimited workspaces, panels, and API keys
• Shared context across every model in each workspace
• Real-time collaboration with shared sessions and API keys
• No limits on how many workspaces you can share

Upgrade when you need more room or want teammates in the same live AI session. Get Pro — $15/mo

Shared context is the knowledge base for a workspace — briefs, code, notes, and reference material you attach once so every panel and every teammate starts from the same page.

• Attach context blocks to the workspace instead of pasting the same prompt into each model.
• Every model in the canvas can use the same material in the same session.
• Shared context is included on the free plan between panels in your workspace.

Example workflow: attach a product brief, ask OpenAI for launch angles, Claude for onboarding copy, and Gemini for a comparison — all without re-explaining the project.

flAim does not sell AI tokens, resell inference, or bundle provider usage into your subscription. You connect keys from each model provider you want to use; usage is billed by that provider under your account with them. Your flAim subscription covers the workspace only.

Treat API keys like passwords. Anyone with a key can use your provider account and spend your quota. Only share keys with teammates you trust.

How to add keys in flAim

1. Open flaimai.app and sign in.
2. Go to Profile and settings → My API Keys.
3. Choose the provider, paste the key from that provider's console, and save.
4. Repeat for each provider you plan to use in panels.
5. Add a panel, pick a model from a provider you configured, and send a short test prompt.

Troubleshooting

If a model fails to respond, confirm the key is still active in the provider's console, billing is set up on the provider side, and you pasted the full key with no extra spaces. Provider-specific setup steps are below.

Provider setup guides

Each provider below has its own developer console and billing. Follow the guide for every provider you want to run in flAim — you need a separate key from each one.

Workspace and account settings let you tune how flAim looks and behaves.

• Theme — switch between light and dark mode to match your environment.
• API keys — add, update, or remove provider keys from Profile and settings → My API Keys.
• Workspace layout — arrange panels on the canvas for the workflow you use most often.

Team collaboration is available on Pro. Open Share on a workspace to invite collaborators by email. Everyone works from the same panels, shared context, and model setup.

• Share one environment instead of copying prompts and outputs between tools.
• Work from one set of API keys so the team is not blocked waiting for access.
• See prompts and responses as they happen in the same live session.

Get Pro — $15/mo to unlock unlimited workspaces and real-time collaboration.

Use Share on a workspace to invite people by email. The share dialog has three tabs:

• Invite — send a new invitation
• Pending — invitations waiting to be accepted
• Members — people who already have access

Invite by email

1. Open Share on the workspace you want to collaborate in.
2. Enter the collaborator's email address.
3. Choose a permission: Can view (read-only access) or Can edit (can work in the workspace).
4. Click Send invitation.

Treat shared API keys like shared credentials — only invite people you trust, and rotate keys at the provider if someone should no longer have access.

Use Share publicly to generate a read-only link anyone can open without signing in to flAim.

Public link

1. Open Share publicly on the workspace.
2. Turn on Anyone with the link can view.
3. Copy the public link or open the preview to confirm what viewers will see.

Viewers see the workspace in read-only Studio mode — no sign-in, no chat, no agents. This is useful for sharing results with clients or teammates who only need to view the output.

Invite via email (Pro)

From the same Share publicly dialog, Pro users can also send email invites — up to 10 addresses at a time, separated by commas. Click Send Invites after entering the addresses.

flAim keeps collaborators aligned in the same live AI session. When someone sends a prompt or receives a response, others in the workspace can follow along without refreshing or copying results into another tool.

Real-time sync applies to shared workspaces on Pro. Solo work on the free plan still benefits from shared context across panels in your own workspace.