BloxGPT

BloxGPT presents AI conversations as movable blocks on an infinite canvas. Instead of keeping separate ideas in many browser tabs, a user can arrange GPT blocks, add notes and connect related material visually. The public site also describes real-time collaboration and searchable ideas and annotations. This makes the product relevant to a team that wants to compare several lines of thought in one shared workspace, such as organizing research questions or reviewing alternative concepts. The canvas is an organizational aid: it does not turn a model response into a verified fact, and a team should keep links or notes explaining where its evidence came from. Sharing a board also requires checking who can access the material before adding confidential work. Pricing uses coins and usage charges rather than a required subscription. The FAQ explains that billing depends on the input and output tokens used by each model; tokens are pieces of text processed by the model. It also says each collaborating user is billed individually. Those details matter more than the number of visible blocks when estimating a team budget. The homepage offers an initial allocation for testing, but the inspected public page does not provide a complete cash-to-coin conversion table. This review reached the account-creation form without registering, purchasing coins or opening a private board. Collaboration behavior, model availability and generated answers were not tested inside an account.