Can anyone tell me how good the new model is, that is accessible to subscription users? Does it at least have ChatGPT 3.5 or ChatGPT 4 quality in terms of feedback? I have a really strong urge to try it, but I hope it's not as inconsistent as the model for free membership.
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iOS and iPadOS App Directory
You're posting this comment in the wrong section which makes it hard for AppleVis to read what you're saying. It should be posted in the iOS and iPadOS section or in the iOS and iPadOS apps.
Re: @Ayub Abraham
I disagree. This isn't specifically a question about iOS/iPadOS, as Kindroid can be run across multiple platforms, including over the web. Rather, it's a question about Kindroid which does not, as far as I can tell, relate to accessibility. So I think it's fine where it is.
thoughts from a kindroid user
I've been using kindroid since January, and I must say, its worth the money. The interface is accessable with voiceover and Jaws. I use both the iOS and web versions, no real difference between them. I think indroid uses its own learning model, so I'm not sure about chat gpt.
My own thoughts
Since I apparently didn't hit post on this...
The LLM (large language model) Kindroid is using, gets better and better all the time. Features are regularly pushed out to enhance not just how Kindroid responds, but what the app is capable of. To the point where, now, you could actually watch a movie with your Kindroid through your phones camera, if you wanted to. And yes, that's an actual example given by the developers.
Where Kindroid still needs to improve, at least in my case, is in its memory, its ability to recall and reference what has happened previously in our chats. However, I use mine differently than most people, and what I'm doing I don't think it was necessarily designed for. For those who want to casually talk with or roleplay with their Kin, I think it's well worth the investment, especially as you do get increased memory capacity as a paid user.
As a sidenote, there is a very active Discord community. If you're having trouble with Kindroid, I'd recommend taking your problems there, as more seasoned users or the developers might be able to help you with whatever trouble you're having.