Answers about Dela.

Dela runs your AIs as one team. You tell Dela the goal. Dela makes a plan and gives each step to one of your AIs, for example ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Your AIs check each other, and Dela brings you one result. Dela works in your own browser, with your own AI accounts, through Dela's extension. The extension also shows Dex, the bubble next to your AI. Team tasks are in a test now.

Many people use two or more AIs. They move between tabs, copy context from one AI to the next, compare the answers and watch the usage limits. Dela does that work. You give the goal and approve the plan. Dela manages the AIs and brings back one report.

Dela is for people who already use two or more AIs to get work done. For example: founders, developers, researchers, marketers, students and operators.

Dela saves the time that you spend between AI tabs. Each AI does the work it is good at, and one AI checks the work of another. You get one report: the work, who did what, where the AIs disagree and what is still open. Nothing runs before you approve the plan. After a task, tell Dela if the result was better than one AI.

No. Dela does not replace your AI. Dela is the boss of your AI team. Your AIs do the work in your own accounts. Dela plans, gives each step to an AI, checks and reports. Dex, the bubble next to your AI, helps in your own chats.

Search and answer engines give one answer from one system. Dela uses the AIs that you already have and makes them work together. It splits the work, lets them check each other and shows where they agree and differ. In your own chats, Dex brings checked pages and checks the facts in the AI's answer.

Ask Dela is this chat on the website. You ask about Dela, and it answers from what Dela knows about itself. Dex is the bubble that Dela's extension shows next to your AI, for example ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. It checks the AI's answers, finds pages that help and keeps your notes.

Dex finds many kinds of pages. For example: a guide, a tool, a solution, a person, a project, a research paper, an event, a grant or a warning. Dex reads and checks each page before you see it.

Dela's rule is: Dela never lies. Dela says "done" only when it has read an answer. When two AIs agree, that is not proof. If Dela has no evidence, it makes no claim. If sources or AIs disagree, Dela shows the conflict.

You tell Dela the goal, pick a mode and pick 1 to 4 AIs. Dela makes a plan: it splits the goal into steps and gives each step to an AI. You approve the plan. Nothing runs before that. Then Dela's extension opens your AIs in a separate window in your browser, types each step, sends it and reads the answer. One AI can review the work of another. At the end, Dela writes one report. Dela works with your own AI accounts and never sees your passwords.

Dex is the bubble that Dela's extension shows next to your AI. You ask your AI as usual. On your computer, Dex reads the chat and takes a few topic keywords and one short sentence about what you need. Only these go to Dela's server, never your messages. Dela searches, reads the pages and checks each one against its source. Then Dex shows you only the few pages that pass.

Dex's pages come from web search and from sources like Hacker News, arXiv, GitHub, YouTube, podcasts and the pages that your AI cites. Dela reads each page before Dex shows it. Each find links to the original page.

Dela reads the page. It checks that the find agrees with the page. It checks the author and the date. Then it gives the source a trust score. Dex does not show finds with a low score. When two or more independent sites agree, Dex marks the find as verified.

Dex shows a few finds: usually 5 first, and not more than 9. If you do not open finds on a topic, Dex shows fewer on that topic. If Dela finds nothing good, Dex shows nothing.

In On mode, yes. Dex learns from the finds that you open, save, rate and mark as helpful. It learns your topics, the formats that you like and the sources that you trust. You can see all of it in your Dela Map in Dela Settings. You can remove a topic or clear the map.

Dela runs your AIs (ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini) as one team on your goal, in six modes, and writes one report. This needs a Dela account. Dex, the bubble next to your AI, has five more features. Find pages: helpful pages while you chat, and once a day a few pages for what you work on. Check answers: Dex checks the facts in an AI answer and shows the proof. My notes: keep pages and copied text in Dela Doc. Projects: group chats about the same work. Watch pages: Dex reads a page once a day and tells you when its words change. Each feature stays quiet until you turn it on, in Dex or in Dela Settings.

Dex has three modes. On: Dex finds things and learns what is useful to you. Private: Dex helps in this chat and remembers nothing. Off: Dex reads nothing. You change the mode at the bottom of Dex's window.

You can tell Dex what it must not show you. For example: a site, a topic, lists, beginner content or videos. Dex holds these finds back and tells you how many it held back.

Yes. On any website, select text and right-click. Pick "Dela: put in my notes" or "Dela: check if this is right". To watch a page, right-click on it and pick "Dela: watch this page". The menu shows only the features you turned on. Press Alt+Shift+D to open Dex in an AI chat.

Dex reads the messages in the chat that you have open, in your browser. It does this only to find a few topic keywords and to write one short sentence about what you need. Only those go to Dela. Your messages and the AI's answers stay in your browser. Text from an answer goes to Dela only when you choose To notes or Check it. Dex does not read chats that you do not open, your AI account or your files. When Dex is Off, it reads nothing. A Dela task is the one exception, and only when you start it. Then Dela types your goal and its step prompts into the AI sites that you picked, and reads their answers there.

Dex sends the topic keywords, one intent label, the links that the AI cited and the name of the AI site. It also sends which finds you open, save or rate. Dex never sends the text of your messages. A Dela task that you start is the one exception. To plan and to write the report, Dela sends your goal and your AIs' answers to its server and its AI provider. Dela does not keep them.

No. Dela never sees the passwords of your AI accounts: you sign in on each AI's own website. Dex removes passwords, keys, email addresses, phone numbers and card numbers on your computer before it reads anything. Dex also ignores personal topics, for example health, religion, politics and money problems.

In On mode, Dela keeps your Dela Map, your kept pages and a record of searches and ratings. It keeps them for 90 days by default. In Private mode, Dela keeps nothing. For Dela tasks, Dela keeps only counts: the mode, which AIs, how many steps, which steps failed and your rating. It never keeps your goal or the answers. Your list of tasks stays in your browser. In Dela Settings, "Delete my account" removes all your data.

No. Dela does not sell your data. Dela does not use your data for advertising.

When Ask Dela answers your question, it does not keep the question. When Ask Dela cannot answer, it keeps the question so that we can find the answer. It keeps your email only if you give it. Dela deletes these questions after 180 days.

Yes, but Dela does not keep them. When you start a task, Dela types your goal and its step prompts into the AI sites that you picked. This happens in your own browser, with your own sign-ins. Dela reads their answers there. To plan and to write the report, Dela sends your goal and those answers to its server and its AI provider. Dela keeps only counts: the mode, which AIs, how many steps, which steps failed and why, and your rating. Your list of tasks and their answers stay in your browser.

Dela runs ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini as one team today. Dex, the bubble next to your AI, works on 23 AI chat sites. For example: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Le Chat (Mistral), Meta AI and Poe. For another AI chat site, click the Dela icon in your browser toolbar. Then select "Use Dex on this site".

No. You use your AI as usual. Dex waits beside the message box and shows finds while the AI answers. Tap Dex to see all the finds. When you want your AIs to work together, give Dela a goal in the Dela app.

Dela needs Dela's extension in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Arc on a computer. Open the Install page and add the extension to your browser. Then create your account in Dela Settings or in Dela itself, at dela.daetalabs.com/app. Sign in to your AI sites, such as ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, in the same browser.

Not yet. Dela and Dex need Dela's extension, and phone browsers do not run extensions. Ask Dela and Dela Doc work on phones.

For Dela tasks, yes: your AIs as one team need a Dela account. For Dex, no. After you install Dela's extension, choose Start now in Dela Settings. Without an account, Dex finds pages and checks AI answers in Private mode: Dela keeps nothing. You get free uses to start, then more every few hours. A free account keeps your notes, projects and watched pages, and lets Dex learn what helps you.

No. Anyone can make a Dela account. Open Dela Settings or Dela and choose Create account, or Continue with Google. A code from us is a bonus: it gives more uses.

Make a free account, or tap Ask for more in Dex and say why you need more. We read every request.

Dela is free during early access. Your AI plans are separate: Dela uses your own accounts on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.

Dela Doc is a document. You write what you need in plain words. Dela reads it. If one answer changes the search, Dela asks one short question. Then Dela finds and checks the evidence. It shows which claims are verified, which have one source and which have conflicts.

Dex works beside your AI chat, and you do not have to ask. Use Dela Doc when you want to work on a decision or a research question, with checked evidence. Your notes from Dex go to Dela Doc.

Daeta Labs makes Dela.

Send an email to hello@daetalabs.com. You can also send feedback from the speech-bubble icon in Dex.

Dela makes your AIs work together as one team. You tell Dela the goal. Dela makes a plan, gives each step to the AI that is good at that work, and brings you one report. Your team is the AI sites that you already use, for example ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. You do not move between tabs: Dela does that for you. Team tasks are in a test now. They open for more people soon.

Dela is a web app with a chat, like ChatGPT and Claude. Open dela.daetalabs.com/app in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Arc, and sign in with your Dela account. You can also open it from Dex next to an AI site ("Open Dela"). Or click the Dela icon in your browser toolbar, or open Dela Settings, and select "Open the Dela app". Old links to dela.daetalabs.com/team still work.

Yes. A website cannot type into other websites. Dela's extension does that work in your own browser: it opens your AIs, types each step, and reads the answers back. Without the extension, Dela shows "Get Dela's extension", with a link to install it. Use the same browser for Dela and the extension.

Dela has six modes. Project: Dela plans the work, gives each part to the AI that is good at it, checks it and reports. Debate: your AIs argue for and against, and Dela shows which points stand. Brainstorm: each AI gives ideas, then they improve the strongest ideas together. Cross-check: the same question goes to each AI, and Dela shows where they agree and differ. Red team: one AI makes the work, and the others try to break it. Research: your AIs split the topic, and Dela joins the parts into one brief.

Write your goal in the message box, pick a mode and pick 1 to 4 AIs. Then press Enter or the send button. Dela makes a plan and shows it in the chat. You check it, and you can give a step to another AI. Nothing runs before you select Start the team. Then Dela types each step into its AI site, sends it, waits for the answer and reads it. Each step shows in the chat as a message from its AI. A later step can use earlier answers, for example a review of the work. At the end, Dela writes one report. You can pause or stop the team at any time. After the report, you can continue from this result with a new task.

Your AIs shows each AI as Connected, Signed out or Not checked in this browser. Select Sign in to open the AI's own website in a new tab, and sign in there as you always do. Select Check to let Dela look for a moment. Dela uses your own accounts in your own browser. Dela never sees your passwords. For each AI, Dela's extension keeps only one thing in your browser: if the AI site shows you signed in, and when. It looks only after you use Dela, and never when Dex is Off.

Yes. Team tasks need a Dela account. You can make a free account in Dela itself. It is the same account as in Dela's extension and Dela Doc. Without an account, you can use Dex and Dela Doc, but you cannot run a team task. There is a daily limit of team tasks for each person.

Yes. Dela works in your own browser, with the AI sites that you are signed in to. Sign in to each AI site before you start (Your AIs helps). The team chats are in your AI accounts, like chats that you write yourself, and they count toward the usage limits of your AI plans. Dela never sees your AI passwords.

ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. We can also add Perplexity, Grok, DeepSeek, Copilot and Le Chat. You pick 1 to 4 AIs for each task. Debate, Brainstorm, Cross-check and Red team need 2 or more.

Dela opens your AIs in a separate AI window, one tab for each AI, so it does not get in your way. The window opens behind your work. Select "Show the AI window" to see what your AIs do. Do not close its tabs while a task works.

Dela stops that step and asks you. Dela never goes around a sign-in page, a robot check (a captcha) or a usage limit. It puts all its questions together in one message, "Dela needs you". For each step, select Try again, give the step to another AI, or skip it. To clear a sign-in page or a robot check, do it in the AI window. Then select Try again.

Yes. Dela works in your browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave or Arc). Keep the browser, the Dela page and the AI window open until the task is done. You can use other tabs and windows while your AIs work. If you close the Dela page, the task pauses. Open it again and select Continue.

When you start a task, Dela types your goal and its step prompts into the AI sites that you picked. This happens in your own browser, with your own sign-ins. Dela reads their answers there. To plan and to write the report, Dela sends your goal and those answers to its server and its AI provider. Dela does not keep them. It keeps only counts: the mode, which AIs, how many steps, which steps failed and why, and your rating. Your list of tasks and their answers stay in your browser, in the storage of the Dela page. When you sign out of Dela on the website, Dela removes them from this browser.