What is Bearly?
Bearly is a multi-model AI app for individuals and teams that combines chat with research, coding, media creation, and automation tools. Bearly provides access to Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and additional model families through a shared application. The website lists Mac, Windows, Linux, web, mobile, and a Chrome extension as supported access options.
Bearly places privacy alongside model access. The website states that requests reach AI providers without a name, account, or IP address attached, and that every model runs with zero data retention. Bearly also states that conversations are encrypted with keys held only on users’ devices and that conversations, documents, and files are not used for training.
What Bearly can do
Bearly combines information gathering, content production, and task execution rather than limiting access to model conversations. Bearly includes search and document tools, coding environments, media features, and long-term recall. Council of Experts adds a comparison workflow: Bearly asks up to five models from different labs simultaneously and displays where their answers agree or diverge.
- Bearly supports web and image search, deep research, and document Q&A.
- Bearly creates images, video, documents, presentations, spreadsheets, and charts.
- Bearly provides code interpreters, artifacts, web apps, and file generation.
- Bearly records meetings and supports live transcripts, dictation, and text to speech.
- Bearly offers indexing, vector search, chat search, and project knowledge.
How Bearly works
Bearly offers a Mac download and lists other desktop, web, mobile, and browser access options. Bearly can work with uploaded documents, local files and commands, browser tasks, and app connectors. Remote and local MCP servers provide additional connections. Scheduled routines support recurring work, while email alerts and SMS provide notification options, with SMS listed for the US and Canada.
Bearly separates model requests from stored conversations in its described privacy workflow. Bearly sends the request without identifying account details, receives an answer from a zero-data-retention model, and encrypts the stored conversation using device-held keys. Bearly also provides shared projects, skills, collaboration, group sharing, team directories, and seat billing for team workflows.
Who Bearly is for
Bearly addresses individuals working with personal documents and teams handling company material. The website illustrates writing drafts, reviewing financial statements, examining health documents, testing company plans, and working with code repositories. Bearly also supports enterprise administration through single sign-on, Entra user and group provisioning, permissions, policies, and spend controls.
- Bearly helps writers draft and revise text with different models.
- Bearly helps developers review code and test work in an interpreter.
- Bearly helps teams research reports and prepare company documents.
- Bearly helps individuals chart spending from financial statements.
Bearly pricing and plans
Bearly is free to start with a personal email, a small daily credit allowance, and no credit card. Bearly lists Pro at $20 a month, Analyst at $60, and Research at $100. Each paid plan includes its subscription price in monthly AI credits. Bearly states that paid usage has no rate limits or cooldowns while credits are available.
Bearly requires Pro or higher for Council of Experts and Opus, while Claude Fable requires Analyst or higher. Credits refresh monthly, including on yearly subscriptions, and Bearly states that users will not receive surprise overage charges. Enterprise pricing is set per company and includes single sign-on, SCIM, audit logs, and an own-infrastructure option.
Bearly strengths and limitations
Bearly combines access to several model providers with tools for documents, coding, media, and recurring work. Bearly also states clear privacy commitments covering encryption, training exclusion, and model-provider retention. Access remains subject to plan and credit conditions: free usage has a daily allowance, certain capabilities require paid tiers, and subscriptions provide a defined credit budget rather than unlimited AI spending.
- Bearly restricts some features to paid plans.
- Bearly limits Claude Fable access to Analyst and higher plans.
- Bearly notes that model agreement in Council of Experts is not a guarantee.
- Bearly lists SMS availability only for the US and Canada.
Bearly FAQ
What is Bearly?
Bearly is an AI app combining Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, and other models with research, coding, content creation, and automation tools. Bearly supports desktop, web, mobile, and a Chrome extension, alongside shared projects and enterprise administration.
Is Bearly free?
Bearly offers a free plan with a small daily credit allowance and no credit card requirement. Bearly lists Pro at $20 a month, Analyst at $60, and Research at $100, with each paid subscription providing its price in monthly AI credits.
Does Bearly use chats or files for AI training?
Bearly states that conversations, documents, and files are not used for training, sold, or read by Bearly. Bearly also states that chats and files are individually encrypted and that every model operates with zero data retention.
What is Bearly Council of Experts?
Bearly Council of Experts asks up to five models from different AI labs the same question simultaneously, then shows where their answers agree or differ. Bearly requires Pro or higher for this feature and cautions that agreement is not a guarantee.
Does Bearly support integrations and MCP servers?
Bearly supports app connectors and remote or local MCP servers. Bearly also lists Chrome control, local files and commands, email alerts, and SMS for the US and Canada, alongside enterprise provisioning and administration features.
Does Bearly have rate limits?
Bearly states that paid plans have no rate limits, cooldowns, or throttling while users have credits available. Bearly subscriptions provide monthly credit budgets, including on yearly plans, and Bearly states that users will not receive surprise overage charges.
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