Announcement
- Why can't I find it in the App Store?
- How can existing users update the App?
- What should I do if I accidentally deleted the App?
ChatX is under maintenance, currently removed from the shelves, and is no longer searchable, downloadable, updatable, or available for in-app purchases.
Go to [System Settings > General > iPhone Storage], scroll down to [Show All] and find ChatX, then click [Delete App]. Rest assured, your data will not be lost. After uninstalling, click [Reinstall App] to complete the update.
We apologize, but if the App has been deleted, it cannot be restored at this time. Please wait for an update.
Frequently Asked
- Missing API Mode config entry
- Chat reply HTTP 403 / 503 error code
- No network connection error? Please click [Settings] - [Advanced Settings] - [Permission Management] and select [Wireless and Cellular Data] to fix the problem.
Please click on tab-3 [Settings] > [Refresh Server] and then kill ChatX App and then re-open, it will be fixed.
This was a network congestion error caused by too many users. The server has now been repaired and will not appear again in the future, please enjoy your chat with AI.
What is Word Mode?
This is the default mode of ChatX, no need to have API Key, directly based on ChatX's high speed server for requesting, calculated by usage, you can top up word count balance on demand.
- Word count consumption includes: number of words sent + number of words received
- Words sent in a single session = Message sent + Prompt content + History (number of entries can be set)
- Consumption rate for 4.0 is 10x times higher than for 3.5
What is the use of Chat Memory?
By sending a portion of the history to the AI with each chat, the AI has contextual memory to better process the generated content. Since an extra history is sent each time, an extra word count is consumed.
The number of memory bars can be set, or you can clear the memory and start a new conversation at any time by clicking 1/10 on the toolbar.
How to write great prompts?
- Clear and concise language: Use simple and straightforward language when writing prompts, avoiding jargon or complex sentence structures. Make sure the meaning of the prompts is clear and easy to understand for users to respond to.
- Specific questions: Ensure your prompts are specific and guide users to provide specific information. Avoid using overly broad or vague questions, such as "What do you like?", which can be confusing and leave users unsure of what to answer.
- Casual tone: Use a friendly and relaxed tone when writing prompts, making users feel comfortable and more likely to build a good relationship with your model. Avoid using language that is challenging or aggressive, which can make users feel uncomfortable or hostile.
- Constant experimentation: Writing prompts is a skill that requires constant experimentation and improvement. Use different types of prompts to understand different response patterns and reactions to improve the flow and effectiveness of the conversation.
- Personalization: Write prompts based on the user's needs and interests, making them feel that you care about their questions and feelings. By understanding the user's situation and goals, you can create more personalized prompts to improve the user experience and satisfaction.
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Contact
- Email: The6XStudio@gmail.com