Features
Five tools. One interface.
Stop switching between apps. Chat, code, create images, generate videos, and search the web — all in one place, powered by three specialized AI models.
Conversations that actually go somewhere
Three specialized models — Taipei, Majuli, and Suzhou — each purpose-built for different workloads. Context that persists. Reasoning you can follow.
- Extended Thinking for complex multi-step problems
- 200K token context window on Taipei 3.1
- Conversations organized automatically by topic
- Markdown, code blocks, and LaTeX rendered natively
Here's a clean approach using an in-memory store with sliding window...
From idea to deployed app in minutes
Describe what you want to build. Tripplet writes the code, shows you a live preview, and deploys it with one click. No scaffolding. No context-switching.
- Multi-file editor with syntax highlighting
- Live browser preview updates as you chat
- One-click deploy to a public URL
- Supports React, HTML, Tailwind, and more
Words become visuals in seconds
A full image pipeline with automatic prompt enhancement, style selection, and aspect ratio control. Go from idea to polished image without touching a design tool.
- Prompt enhancement for higher quality output
- Style presets: photorealistic, artistic, diagrammatic
- Multiple aspect ratios (1:1, 16:9, 9:16, and more)
- Regenerate with variations or refine with a follow-up message
Generated image
Animate your ideas, not your timeline
Transform text prompts into short videos up to 10 seconds. Cinematic styles, multiple aspect ratios, and motion presets that make outputs look intentional.
- Durations from 2 to 10 seconds
- Landscape, portrait, and square formats
- Motion styles: smooth, dynamic, cinematic
- Download MP4 or share directly from Tripplet
Watch the model reason before it responds
When you toggle Extended Thinking, Taipei 3.1 allocates a reasoning budget before forming its answer. Complex proofs, architecture decisions, and debugging become dramatically better.
- 32K internal reasoning token budget
- 23% better accuracy on complex reasoning tasks
- Best for: math, code architecture, research synthesis
- Off by default — toggle when you need depth
Let me break this down step by step...
First, consider the constraint that n must be positive...
The recurrence relation simplifies to...
The answer is O(n log n). Here's the complete proof...
Always current, always cited
Tripplet can search the web, pull relevant sources, and weave current information into its response — with expandable citations so you can verify every claim.
- Real-time web results in every response
- Source cards with expandable previews
- Cited inline so you know what came from where
- Combine search with reasoning for deep research