Lunabot positions itself as a single AI sidekick that follows you across every surface you work on. Instead of juggling separate accounts and subscriptions for ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude, you install one Lunabot client — a Chrome, Edge or Firefox sidebar extension, an iOS or Android app, a macOS or Windows desktop app, a Telegram bot, or a Siri Shortcut — and chat with whichever model you prefer from inside that surface. Because Lunabot handles the model accounts server-side, you are billed once and never need your own API key.
The assistant is built around contextual shortcuts. You can create custom AI commands, keep a persistent chat memory so you do not have to re-paste context, invoke it over any webpage to summarise or translate, and chat with documents without downloading them first. Voice input and voice output round out the hands-free use cases, and everything syncs across devices so a conversation started in the browser continues on your phone.
Pricing is usage-based rather than a flat seat fee: there is a free tier, and premium plans are offered as a one-time payment that unlocks Lunabot across all platforms. The company also advertises a points system where users can earn credit by contributing data or ideas. Lunabot states that it uses encryption, offers a privacy control panel and complies with regulations such as GDPR, and it maintains service availability through multiple data centres and dynamic failover between AI providers.
