Mistral AI launches Android and iOS versions of chatbot Le Chat, what's interesting?

Le Chat can provide answers with the latest data thanks to its internet access, and also allows you to upload PDFs and images for analysis.

After a long period of attracting attention from the community, Mistral AI, the French startup behind the major language models Mistral, has finally joined the ranks of cross-platform AI chatbot services like OpenAI and DeepSeek with the release of its own mobile app. The app is called Le Chat, and it is similar to ChatGPT in terms of operation. Users can download Le Chat on the Play Store and App Store and experience this new AI service right on their phones.

Le Chat can provide answers with the latest data thanks to its internet access, and allows you to upload PDFs and images for analysis. The app also supports canvas features, a code interpreter, and image creation capabilities. Initial reviews from beta users show that the app is easy to use, but not as complete in terms of experience as ChatGPT.

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Basically, each feature component of Le Chat, such as web access, seems to have its own limit. After only a few searches, Le Chat's bot will give a message that it cannot retrieve updated information because the web search limit has been reached. This is a minus point that affects the user experience and Mistral AI needs to fix it soon or give a specific explanation.

Le Chat currently offers Free, Pro, Team, and Student plans. The Pro plan is the most popular option, priced at $14.99 per month, which is competitive with ChatGPT and Gemini. With the Pro plan, users get unlimited messaging, unlimited web searches (subject to usage policies), and expanded access to features like image creation and file uploading.

One controversial aspect of Le Chat is that free users cannot opt out of having their data used to train the model. Instead, users must upgrade to the Pro plan to be able to turn this feature off, or in other words, protect their own personal data.