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Giga3 AI features: one ecosystem, every tool connected

Giga3 AI is a single account and app that brings AI chat, research, coding help, learning, image and video creation, editing, a creator community and a GHS marketplace together. Each product below is live today and links to its own page.

Learn, research and code

AI chat, research and study tools for students, developers and everyday work.

Create

Images, video, editing and writing tools that hand off to each other.

Share and sell

Publish to the community and sell digital products with GHS payments.

Teams, schools and developers

Workspaces, automation and a read-only API for organisations.

How the pieces fit together

Create an image in Media Studio, cut it into a clip with captions in GigaEdit, publish it to GigaSocial, and sell the finished template on the Marketplace. Students follow the same path from a chat explanation to GigaLearn practice, while schools and teams add workspaces and automation on top.

Billing is in Ghanaian cedis through Paystack, with one credit balance shared across chat, research, writing and image tools. See pricing for the current plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Giga3 AI products separate apps?
No. Every product runs inside the same Giga3 AI account and progressive web app. Your sign-in, credits and subscription are shared, and creations move between tools — for example an image from Media Studio can be edited in GigaEdit and published to GigaSocial.
Do I pay separately for each product?
One account covers everything. Chat, research, writing and image tools draw from the same credit balance: 25 free starter credits, then Basic (GHS 60), Pro (GHS 150) or Premium (GHS 350) per month. Video AI uses a separate video-credit wallet with its own plans.
Which AI models power Giga3 AI?
Requests are routed server-side through a configured provider chain such as OpenAI, Google Gemini and OpenRouter (via fal.ai), with images from fal.ai, Replicate and Google AI Studio. If one provider is unavailable the next configured provider is tried; your browser never talks to providers directly.