Actually, compared to OpenClaw, the AI software I use most often are GPT / Grok / Gemini. Everyone has different needs for AI, so just choose the AI software that works best for you. It's just that switching between different platforms can be a pain—your chat history gets interrupted, and if you switch from GPT to Gemini or Grok, you have to tell the AI everything again, which is really annoying!

Anuma solves this problem.

Anuma is a privacy-first, multi-model AI chat platform launched by ZetaChain. Its core goal is to allow users to use multiple top AI models in a secure and private space.

You can switch between GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Deepseek, etc., within a single interface, and the context is preserved.

It also supports importing your previous chat history from these platforms directly, acting like a memory-enabled AI assistant.

You can import chat histories from ChatGPT, Claude, Grok with one click, which takes about a minute. The data is encrypted on the client side before uploading, so Anuma's servers cannot see your content (end-to-end encryption + user-controlled data).

Currently, the official is running a #DeMemory campaign, using a small prize pool of $3,000 ZETA for cold start testing.

Participation steps:
1. Register:
The first 200 users to complete the memory migration can share $1000
2. Import your chat history from GPT / Claude.
3. Take a screenshot and post on Twitter, tagging #MyMemoryMyRules #DeMemory, @ZetaChain, @AnumaAI.
4. Finally, fill out the form—if you don't, your participation won't be recorded.

The current number of participants is not very high, so you can join!

The biggest difference of Anuma is that it combines privacy protection (local encryption, serverless storage) with multi-model flexibility, solving the current pain point of AI tools being either centralized data storage or limited in functionality. It also expands use cases through blockchain payments and SMS interactions.