The problem with chats stuck in one account
Most AI chats live inside a single account, and the only way to show someone what the model said is a screenshot or a pasted block of text. The trouble is that a screenshot throws away everything the model knew when it wrote the answer. The other person can read it, but they cannot ask the obvious follow-up, because the context is gone.
So you end up as a middleman, relaying messages between a person and a model they cannot see. That gets old fast.
Share the conversation, not a screenshot
In Unium a chat is something you can share, a bit like sharing a document. The people you choose can open the real thread, read the whole history, and keep it going. The model still has the context, so a follow-up gets an answer that still makes sense.
Roles keep it sane:
- Owners manage the chat and decide who gets in.
- Editors can drive the conversation and send messages.
- Viewers follow along without changing anything.
And anything you do not share stays private. Sharing is a deliberate choice per chat, not the default.
Where this actually helps
A few cases come up again and again.
Handing off half-finished work - you set up a thread, get it most of the way there, and someone else carries it forward without you re-explaining the background.
Working through a problem together - two people on the same thread, building on each other rather than running two separate chats and comparing notes later.
Helping someone less sure of themselves - a more confident user sets up a good conversation, and the person who finds AI a bit intimidating just continues it.
Built for small groups, not big companies
Unium is made for individuals, families, and small teams. Sharing is meant to feel light, not like enterprise admin. It pairs naturally with shared credits, so the same group can collaborate on chats and cover the cost from one balance.
