Franco M.
It's awesome
It's awesome. The best LLM interface.

TypingMind is an all-in-one AI workspace for using leading AI models from OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini, xAI Grok, DeepSeek, Perplexity, OpenRouter, Azure OpenAI, and more — all from one interface.Supports AI Agents, MCP servers, plugins, knowledge bases, document and image uploads, web search, artifacts, voice features, team collaboration, and self-hosted enterprise deployments.
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Franco M.
It's awesome. The best LLM interface.
Travis
I enjoy how flexible it is! it allows me to work with all the language models that I like more versatile in one interface and in all of my different projects that I’m working on.
B S.
Typingmind is what made my AI Journey the best; why, you may ask. All the other software is constantly changing and not part of the workflow. You need always to open a webpage to get and use it - that doesn't add up. With Typing Mind as a PWA, it's always available—on mobile, desktop apps, and the web. The good part is that every workflow is just there, with the proper UX and the ability to work with multiple LLMS, outputs, and agents.
Sam C.
Love it - Tony is THE dude, use it for anything & everything, makes my life so so much easier - Can't recommend enough!
MOC
it seems extremely useful. i love the premade agents. but i step back to other ai for simplcity. keep the tutorials going to my email i need to step through more of them to get the best use of typingmind. thanks
Mark T.
Typing Mind is excellent software for interfacing with pretty much all LLMs. It's awesome.
lovelyvector
I love it. Sometimes I have trouble updating the PWA. But, other than that it works great. Keep up the good work.
Unknown
It's an excellent program, and they are constantly increasing Just to mention something I am missing, I would appreciate more help with the organization and the prompting creation. Maybe this is more due to my ADD. Regarding the prompt library, I always thought it was a great idea, but its ability to be efficiently organised, it still lacks some work. I would like having a way to import batch prompts as Markdown, to export them or synchronise them with my main repository of prompts at the moment, in order to avoid having to introduce them twice.