Find the official chat websites for DeepSeek, Qwen and Kimi, explore useful starting points and try the example prompts below.
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Official links checked: October 22, 2026.
Open an official AI chat
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DeepSeek
DeepSeek provides its consumer chat through the official website below. A useful first task is to ask for an explanation, improve a piece of writing or work through a question with clear constraints.
Official chat domain: chat.deepseek.com
For a guided start, read our DeepSeek guide. For a specific workflow, see search with DeepSeek or working with PDFs in DeepSeek.
Qwen
Qwen is Alibaba’s AI assistant. Its official overview describes chat alongside tools for images, documents and web search. Start with a text question, then check which additional tools are available in your account.
Official chat domain: chat.qwen.ai
Explore our Qwen guide, Qwen image-generation guide and Qwen presentation guide for more focused instructions.
Kimi
Kimi is an AI assistant from Moonshot AI. Its official feature pages describe tools for research, documents, spreadsheets and presentations. If you have a larger task, first define the result you need and check the tools and limits shown in the service.
Official chat domain: www.kimi.ai
Read our Kimi guide or explore the guides to Kimi Docs and Kimi Sheets.
Choose a starting point for your task
- Learning or everyday writing: begin with a short text prompt. State your audience, the level of detail you need and the format you want.
- Working with a document: check supported file types and upload limits first. Ask the assistant to separate statements from the document from its own suggestions, and check quoted passages against the original.
- Making slides or a spreadsheet: define the audience, structure and required output. Check whether the service can create the file you need or provides content for you to transfer into another application.
- Researching a current topic: check whether web search is available and enabled. Open the cited sources, check their dates and confirm that they support the answer.
For a broader overview, visit our AI comparison guide. For your own comparison, use the same prompt and context in each service and assess how well the answers meet your instructions.
Start your first conversation
- Open the provider’s website. Check the address before entering account details and follow its current access instructions.
- Describe one clear task. Include the purpose, audience, relevant context and any limits, such as length or tone.
- Ask for a usable format. For example, request a numbered explanation, a comparison table or a short draft.
- Check and refine. Verify facts, calculations and references. If something is unclear, ask a focused follow-up or supply the missing context.
Example prompts to copy and adapt
Select and copy an example, then paste it into your chosen provider’s chat. These are suggested questions; submitting them and receiving an answer happens on that provider’s website.
Understand a new topic
Explain the difference between a web browser and a search engine to someone new to the internet. Use one everyday comparison, give one example of each, and finish with two questions I can answer to check my understanding.
Improve a short message
Rewrite this message in clear, friendly English without changing the meaning or adding promises: “The workshop has moved to Thursday at 3 p.m. Please tell us if you can still attend.” Give me one concise version and one slightly more formal version.
Plan a presentation
Plan a three-slide presentation explaining how to check an online claim. For each slide, give a title, three short bullet points and a suggestion for one visual. Use language suitable for beginners and identify statements that would need a source.
Compare options and check the arithmetic
Help me compare two study plans. Plan A is 30 minutes on five days each week. Plan B is 75 minutes on two days each week. Calculate the weekly totals, explain the trade-offs for practice and revision, and ask what information you need before recommending a plan.
One quick check: both study plans total 150 minutes per week. A useful answer should recognise the equal totals and explain how the schedules differ. Apply the same habit to other tasks: identify something you can verify before relying on the response.
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Official sources and corrections
We checked the chat destinations against the official sources below on October 22, 2026. Feature descriptions reflect information published by the providers.
- DeepSeek — official website and web-chat link
- Qwen — official Chat overview
- Kimi — official features and chat link
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