Molfar System

Molfar System is an Android app that turns a single chatbot conversation into a structured multi-model meeting. You assign up to four AI participants, each running on its own model and provider - Gemini, NVIDIA and OpenRouter are supported - give each one a role and supporting documents, then ask your question.

The design point is independence. Participants answer without seeing each other's responses, which avoids the anchoring you get when models build on a shared thread. Two further roles then process the output: a moderator compares the independent answers and builds a single summary, and a secretary maintains the knowledge base and writes the protocol of the session. What you get back is a compared, reconciled answer with a record behind it rather than one model's opinion.

It runs without an account and without a server. You bring your own API keys and everything stays on your device, so conversations, documents and the knowledge base are not routed through a vendor's backend. That makes running costs whatever your chosen providers charge, and it makes the app free at the point of use. Useful for anyone who wants a second, third and fourth opinion on a hard question - and a written protocol of how the answers differed. Available on Google Play, with English and Ukrainian interface options.

Asking one question to up to four AI models independently on Android, then getting a moderated comparison, a single summary and a written protocol.