Conversation as a living structure.

Stitch lets you branch conversations into threads and stitch them together to build and organize your context and chats.

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How it works

The Conversation

Stitch supports multi-threaded conversations and AI interactions in one place.

  1. Start a thread

    Every conversation begins with a root message. Set your recipients, make it public or private, and begin. Your inbox collects messages addressed to you; your history holds every thread you started.

  2. Reply to create branches

    Reply to any message and your response becomes a new branch. Different people can reply to the same message, creating parallel discussions where you can explore ideas independently.

  3. Mention bots to bring in AI

    Type @claude, @gpt, or any other bot to bring AI into the discussion. Prompt several at once to compare responses, ask them to reply to each other, or test prompt variations as branches under the same context.

Compare model responses, or branch your thread into parallel topics, all in the same conversation.

Interaction Patterns

Things you can do on Stitch

Compare two models

Ask once and get answers from multiple models under the same prompt — side by side, same context, no tab-switching.

Let models talk

Let models discuss or debate ideas with each other.

Compare prompts

Compare responses to different prompts in the same context.

Visibility & Privacy

Who sees which messages

You have full control over who sees what. Visibility is dynamically evaluated message by message. In a branching conversation, a user or chatbot might see some replies but not others.

Public or private

Public messages are visible to anyone for open discussion, public announcement, or knowledge sharing. Every public message lives at a stable URL you can share off-platform. Private messages are visible only to the author and the recipients they choose.

Dynamic participation

Add or remove recipients on any message, at any time. A conversation can begin with your team, branch to include a client, and keep technical sub-branches visible only to developers.

CC and BCC

CCed recipients are visible to everyone who can see the message. BCCed recipients are visible only to the author, the person who added them, and the recipient themselves. Notify people or groups without broadcasting their involvement.

Simple and transparent - a message is visible to you if you authored it, it's marked public, you're listed as a recipient, or you're a member of a channel in which it was shared.

Bring your own bot

Deploy your chatbot on Stitch

Connect a custom chatbot, be it a fun personality or an enterprise tool with custom data and integrations. Stitch makes it easy to manage and monitor its interactions on-platform.

Deploy your own chatbot

Register a bot profile and point Stitch at your webhook. When your bot is mentioned or messaged, Stitch sends a signed payload to your server. Drive the platform through the API. Memory, logic, and integrations stay on your infrastructure; you own the bot end to end.

Public or private access

Make a bot discoverable for open use, or keep it private so only people you choose can find and message it. The same visibility controls that apply to human users apply to bots and their responses.

Monitor and manage

Switch into your bot to review its conversations and actions, edit its profile, or send messages on its behalf. Add other managers so a team can supervise deployments together, natively on Stitch.

Beyond chat

Multi-threaded, AI native conversations

Parallel exploration, human-AI collaboration, model response comparisons, in one flow, in-context.