Manifesto

Nobody should have to bet on which model wins.

AI moves faster than anyone’s subscription budget. One month a model is the thing everybody is posting about. The next month it’s a different one, from a different company, behind a different paywall.

If you actually make things, you feel this constantly. You need a model to write the script. A different one to generate the frames. Something else to remove a background or fix one small thing in an image. Another to animate it. Another to voice it. Five tools, five subscriptions, five credit balances, five logins — and none of them talk to each other.

And the moment something better ships, you’re back at a pricing page deciding whether this one is worth another card on file.

That’s the problem Omnibo exists to remove. Not to be the cheapest. To be the one place where the answer to “can I try that new model?” is always just yes — today that means 131 models from 13 providers on one balance.

A small film crew setting up a shot on a winter beach at dawn, generated in Omnibo
11.4s · 36 cr · FLUX.2 [pro]

The three things Omnibo commits to

01

New models arrive here, not on your bill

When a frontier model ships, we add it. It costs you nothing extra. That is the product, not a feature of it.

02

Omnibo tells you what things cost

Before you run it, in credits. We warn you at 75%. We never suspend you mid-cycle. The whole category does the opposite, and it’s the most common complaint about all of it.

03

Omnibo says what it doesn’t have

No Midjourney. No Sora. Neither has a public API. We’d rather lose the signup than let you find out after you paid.

Where this goes

An omni board for your workspace

Chat, image, video and audio are the foundation — the raw capability everything else stands on. What comes next is the layer above them: workflows and loops, agents you set up once, drawing on every model underneath. We’ll ship that when the foundation is genuinely solid, and not before. You can watch it happen — every model we add is dated on the models page.

Who builds Omnibo

Abdu Ozay · founder · Amsterdam

I’m Abdu. I build things, and I don’t like paying for something I could build myself — which is a terrible business plan and the honest reason this exists. I got tired of five tabs and four invoices to finish one piece of work, so I built the thing I wanted. It’s live, people pay for it, and I add models the week they ship.

If something here is broken or missing, tell me directly — [YOUR PUBLIC EMAIL].

Every image on this site was made in Omnibo

No stock, no outside tools. One prompt, four different models, four different answers — which is the entire argument for the product, so it seemed dishonest to illustrate it any other way.

Close-up portrait of a woman on a rain-wet city street at night, generated from the shared brief
FLUX.2 [pro]
15.2s · 36 cr
The same rain-wet street portrait brief, interpreted by a different image model
GPT Image 2
23.6s · 64 cr
The same rain-wet street portrait brief again, with warmer shopfront light behind the subject
Nano Banana Pro
18.2s · 161 cr
The same rain-wet street portrait brief, rendered with harder contrast and a colder key
Grok Imagine 2.0
15.8s · 96 cr

Stop betting on which model wins.

Start free. No card. Every model in the catalogue, from the first prompt.

Start free