Frontier reasoning models
The slow, careful brains. Used when an answer has to defend itself — long arguments, multi-hop research, code that has to be right the first time.
askFinz quietly picks the best AI for what you're doing. Different work, different brains. You don't need to know which one — but if you want to know, we tell you. Every answer carries a small badge naming the model behind it. Every choice is one click to change.
The most capable model on the leaderboard is rarely the best one for what you're actually doing. It depends on the shape of the question — its length, its certainty, the cost of being wrong. Picking is a calibration problem, not a ranking problem. We'd rather pick well than pick big.
You won't see us crown a single AI as “the askFinz brain.” That's the move that makes products stale.
We work across families instead of crowning one. Each family earns its turn on the kind of work it's actually best at — and we tell you which one wrote each answer.
The slow, careful brains. Used when an answer has to defend itself — long arguments, multi-hop research, code that has to be right the first time.
Conversational, fast, broadly capable. The default for everyday questions and drafting where pace matters as much as polish.
Open-weight families you can self-host or pin. Useful when cost, residency or independence from any single vendor is a hard constraint.
Read a screenshot, a chart, a photographed whiteboard. Words and pictures handled in the same turn — useful for review, extraction and accessibility.
Trained heavier on code than prose. Stronger at refactors, test generation, language-specific idioms and reading large unfamiliar codebases.
For when the question carries a hundred pages with it — the entire annual report, the merged transcript, the full prior thread.
Read out a briefing, transcribe a meeting, draft a script that's meant to be heard. Voice in, voice out — without leaving the workshop.
We route through frontier providers, open-weight model families and specialised audio, vision and code stacks. Pick by quality, by cost, or let the router pick for you.
Shown as monochrome approximations, not real brand assets. The live, per-seat model matrix lives at dash.askfinz.ai/usage/models (admin-only).
The cloud models above are only half the story. With the askFinz browser extension you also get 380+ more AI models, ready to use right alongside the cloud ones.
askFinz surfaces the ones that fit, so there's always more choice close at hand. Pick one yourself, or let askFinz choose for you — the way it does with every other model.
See the extensionThe best-known AI, picked for each task — always with the choice to switch.
Hundreds more AI models, ready whenever you are.
The full live model catalogue — every model currently routable, with throughput and cost — lives at dash.askfinz.ai/usage/models for admins on your account.
When the answer needs to hold up — an investigation, a memo, a literature review — askFinz picks a model that prefers care to speed. The output is slower, the citations are real.
Different work, different brain. We pick a model that reads more than it writes, then writes less than you'd expect — short, deliberate, with the rationale.
When the question is small, askFinz picks a fast, cheap, quietly capable model. The answer arrives in a heartbeat. The honesty doesn't move.
Vision-shaped work — a chart, a screenshot, a whiteboard photo — goes to a model built for it. Words and pictures, on the same turn.
Pin a model in a workspace and we'll keep using it. Override per turn and we'll respect it. The router is sensible, not insistent.
We work with the leading AI labs and the open-weight ecosystem alongside them. You don't pick. We pick. The decision is always visible.
Every answer carries a small badge naming the model that wrote it. Routing is intent-aware but never invisible — see /trust for the commitment.
Pin a model per workspace, override per turn, or hand us a key for a model you already pay for. We treat preferences as durable; we explain ourselves when we disagree.
How we choose, in plain English. The longer write-up lands on /research when the first notes go out.
How we keep ourselves honest