Want answers from multiple AI models with one prompt? Check out this new AI platform

• IN PHOTO: AI Fiesta CEO and Co-Founder Mohammad Hasan

Artificial intelligence platforms have different strengths and weaknesses. One may be more useful for deep research, while another may perform better in writing, coding, problem-solving or image generation.

For users who regularly switch between different AI services to compare their answers, a multi-model platform is offering a way to access several models in one place.

The platform allows users to enter a prompt and compare answers generated by different AI models, reducing the need to open or subscribe to several services separately.

The service, called AI Fiesta, also allows users to manually select the AI model they want to use or activate its Super Fiesta mode.

Under Super Fiesta mode, the platform automatically directs a prompt to what it determines is the most suitable model based on the nature and complexity of the request.

This means a research-heavy prompt may be handled by a model suited for processing detailed information, while writing, coding or image-generation requests may be routed to other available models.

“People are increasingly curious about AI, but navigating different tools and subscriptions can be overwhelming,” AI Fiesta CEO and Co-Founder Mohammad Hasan said. “AI Fiesta was designed to simplify that experience by bringing together access to leading AI models, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, and others, in one application. This allows users to compare responses, discover which models best suit different tasks, and make AI more useful for learning, work, creativity, and everyday productivity.”

AI Fiesta said it is continuously improving its routing engine by studying how users respond to the generated answers, including whether they accept the result, provide feedback or switch to a different model.

The company said newly released models may also be added to the platform. However, certain costly models, particularly those intended for advanced coding work, are not yet available and may be introduced depending on demand and pricing.

AI Fiesta entered the Philippine market through a strategic partnership with Globe, which said the multi-model approach allows consumers to test different AI services before deciding which one is most useful for their needs.

“So when we were starting our AI journey at the company, we were also looking at what we can do with AI, and we were also looking at what are the problems to solve internally for Globe,” said Globe VP Product Experience Group Coco Domingo explaining how the partnership started. “When we were trying to see what the challenges were, there were no real challenges.There were just too many. And we knew that one single team wouldn’t be able to solve all of that. That’s why we had this strategy also to democratize AI within the organization”.

Globe offers multi-model AI access through AI Fiesta

Globe said the partnership was partly driven by growing demand for AI services among Filipino consumers.

The telecommunications company also said it wants to expand beyond providing connectivity by offering digital tools that can help users in their work and daily activities.

The partnership also aims to make paid AI services more accessible to Filipinos who rely on free versions that often come with limited usage and features.

Globe customers can access exclusive “sachet” bundles, including a ₱49 one-day package with 200,000 tokens and a ₱99 seven-day package with 400,000 tokens via GlobeOne app.

“AI is becoming part of everyday life, especially for Filipinos looking for smarter and more efficient ways to manage work, studies, passion projects, and personal responsibilities,” said KD Dizon, Chief Marketing Officer at Globe. “Through these Globe-exclusive offers for AI Fiesta, we are making premium AI tools more accessible and relevant to everyday needs, while helping customers discover practical ways AI can support productivity and creativity.”

The application also includes a token meter showing how much of a user’s allocation has been consumed and how many tokens remain. Token usage varies depending on the AI model and the type of request.

The smaller packages are intended to allow consumers to try the platform without immediately committing to a longer subscription.

Globe and AI Fiesta are also looking at additional local payment options, including GCash, to address barriers faced by consumers who do not have credit cards required by many international AI subscriptions.

AI Fiesta said its users in existing markets include students, young adults and early-career professionals.

In the Philippines, Globe plans to offer different product experiences based on a user’s familiarity with AI rather than focusing only on age or gender.

The Philippines is AI Fiesta’s fourth international market, while its partnership with Globe is its largest international collaboration so far.

Both companies said the current consumer service is only the initial phase of the partnership, with possible expansion to small and medium enterprises and other offerings being considered.