Every number has a source
Each figure in an article says where it comes from: a maker's published model card or our own measurement, with the date.
Research
What we learn building Kayts
Articles on our models, measurements from our own tests and notes on how the product works. Every number says where it comes from.
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Kayts for Windows: the desktop app is here Kayts now has its own app for Windows 10 and 11: its own window, a quick chat on Alt+Space from any program, sign-in through your browser and updates that install themselves. Read the article →Topics
What we write about. Each topic leads to its articles.
AnnouncementsNews about Kayts: new models, features and changes to the plans.2 articles
ModelsWhich models power Kayts, how they compare and how we choose them.2 articles
EngineeringHow we build Kayts, with measurements from our own tests.1 article
ProductWhat each part of Kayts does and how to get the most out of it.1 article
ScienceWorking with research: finding papers, reading sources and citing them.1 article
How we work
Their numbers, our numbers
Scores published by model makers and results of our own tests are never mixed: you always know whose number it is.
We say what we don't know
If two tests can't be compared, or a measurement holds only on one machine, the article says so.