Yokolo is an AI workspace built around one idea: the transcript is not the context. Tag the messages and snippets that matter, switch the rest out, and run one prompt across several models.
30 free requests · no card · your chats survive signup
This is the real app, running in guest mode. Type a question, then try tagging a message and switching it out of context.
Guest workspaces are isolated. Create an account when you want to keep one.
Most chat tools send the whole thread and hope. Yokolo lets you assemble the prompt deliberately, then compare what different models do with the same material.
Mark a decision, a constraint, a quote. Tags are labels you can act on later, not decoration.
Keep the transcript intact, but exclude what no longer matters. The model sees less, and you see whether it still gets the answer right.
Send the same context to Pro and Flash, or to different providers. Answers arrive side by side, labelled and preserved.
Every account gets its own database. Bring your own provider key, or use the hosted trial while it lasts.
A long thread is a record of everything you thought. A prompt should be the subset that bears on the question. Yokolo separates the two, so you can keep the history without paying for it on every request.
Start a conversation the way you normally would. Nothing to configure, no account required for the first 30 requests.
Tag a whole message or highlight the sentence that carries the decision. Add a few tags and the context panel becomes useful.
Choose the tags in scope, pick two models, and send. The answers land side by side so the difference is visible.
No card, no install. Guests get 30 requests. Create an account and the workspace you already started comes with you — 250 requests a month while the beta is open.
One message that asks the model for a response. Regenerating or sending to a second model counts as another request. During the beta we count requests rather than tokens so the limit is predictable.
No. You get 30 requests in an isolated guest workspace. If you create an account later, that same workspace is upgraded in place, so the chats you started are still there.
The hosted beta offers Xiaomi MiMo Pro and Flash. Yokolo is provider-agnostic; a signed-in account can also bring its own provider key.
No. Your conversations live in your own account database. Requests go to the model provider you use; the hosted beta uses a platform key and does not train on your data.
It keeps the experience fast and the support honest while the product is still changing. The guest workspace stays open even when signups are full.