
Multimodal assistant from Ant Group
When the question is a piece of knowledge, Lingguang does not only return a paragraph. In chat it can read aloud, draw a chart, or build a 3D model, and it can also return a tappable map, then take follow-up questions and show sources in the same thread. If the answer should be a small tool, one sentence creates a flash app, parameters can be changed while it runs in the chat, and it can be posted to the circle for others to save or edit. Point it at an object or a photo and the eye feature can discuss what it sees, edit the image, or make a video. It fits people who want answers, small tools, and image creation on a phone, such as a travel route, a workout plan, or an explanation of a dataset.
Lingguang is a multimodal assistant from Ant Group. The app store lists the developer as Alipay (Hangzhou) Technology Co。 Ltd. The main app is for iPhone, and the website also has a chat entry. The store description splits it into three parts: chat can answer with speech, 3D models, illustrations, charts, and interactive maps, and supports follow-up questions and sources; a flash app is generated from one sentence, runs inside the chat, can be edited again, and can be posted to a circle for likes, saves, and further edits; the eye feature asks about a live scene or an uploaded picture and supports text-to-image, text-to-video, image-to-image, and image-to-video.
Difficulty: Beginner Friendly
Answers in several forms
The same chat can turn an answer into spoken audio, a 3D model, an illustration, a chart, or an interactive map, with follow-ups and sources.
A flash app from one sentence
One sentence creates a small app that runs in the chat and can be edited again, such as a trip, a recipe, or a workout plan, with adjustable parameters.
Post and edit again in the circle
A flash app you made can be posted to the circle, where other people can like it, save it, and edit it further.
Look, ask, and generate visuals
Ask about a live scene or an uploaded picture, or follow an instruction for text-to-image, text-to-video, image-to-image, and image-to-video.
Explain a topic with pictures and audio
A learner types a concept and has Lingguang read it aloud, add an illustration or chart, and answer a follow-up about sources in the same chat.
Make a small adjustable tool
Someone describes a sleep calculator, a trip planner, or a workout plan, then changes parameters and runs it inside the chat.
Ask about a scene or edit a photo
A visitor points the camera at a building or uploads a photo, then asks the eye feature to explain it, edit it, or make a short video.
In the store description, chat can turn an answer into speech, a 3D model, an illustration, a chart, or a map, with follow-ups and sources. The other two parts are flash apps and the eye feature. A flash app is a small tool from one sentence that runs in the chat. The eye feature reads a live scene or an uploaded picture and can generate images and video. All of these sit in the same assistant.
Yes, by posting it to the circle. The store description says a flash app you built can be published, and other people can like it, save it, and edit it further. You can also adjust parameters and run it in the current chat before making it public. The full publish and re-edit flow is in the iPhone app. The website currently offers a chat entry.
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