AI answer engine
An answer engine that doesn't rely on one model.
Most AI tools give you one model's answer. Keplar sends your question to the models it needs, compares what they say, and writes one answer with the agreement and the disagreements shown.
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Free runs on free open models and never needs a card.
How it works
Keplar-One reads your question, picks only the models it needs (weighing quality, reliability, speed and cost), and asks them. It then compares the replies and writes one synthesized answer.
- Consensus: how many models agreed and how many didn't.
- Models consulted: which ones answered.
- Disagreements: where they split, so you know what to double-check.
- Sources the models cite (not checked by Keplar).
Why not just ask one AI?
One model can sound certain and still be wrong, and you can't tell from the answer alone. When several models answer independently, a split is a useful warning: it points to the part of the answer worth checking.
Honest about limits
Keplar can be wrong, even when the models agree. Agreement is a signal, not proof. Keplar does not look things up on the web yet, and the sources shown under an answer are the ones the models cite; Keplar has not checked them.
The Free plan runs on free open models, which can be slower when they are busy, and their hosts may log prompts. Health, legal and money answers are general information, not professional advice.
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Questions
Is Keplar free?
Yes. Free is $0, runs on free open models, and allows up to 50 questions a day (fair use). Keplar Plus is $45 a month and Keplar Pro is $99 a month.
Do I need an account to try it?
No. You can ask questions without signing up. An account saves your chats and unlocks Study sets, saved chats and optional memory.
Does agreement mean the answer is correct?
Not always. Consensus can be wrong, so Keplar shows how strongly the models agreed and where they disagree, instead of treating a majority as the truth.