Amazon's Anthropic Introduces iOS App, Business Tier

Anthropic announced its free iPhone app, along with its business tier offer that could compete with OpenAI and Google.

The generative AI company, that developed the Claude chatbot, is backed by Amazon, Salesforce, and Google.

Anthropic Launches Team Plan for Enterprises

In a blog post, Anthropic shared its new Team plan that allows businesses to create a workspace using the Claude 3 model family. All Claude Pro features from high-traffic periods to early access are also accessible. The business tier is offered for $30 per user a month.

The Claude 3 model family includes access to Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku. These AI models are designed for various uses and companies can choose the most appropriate model for their specific needs.

Moreover, the Team plan offers 200K context windows, providing businesses the capability to handle long documents, complex topics, and multi-step conversations. Administrative tools and billing management are also included in the plan.

"In the coming weeks, we will be releasing additional collaboration features, including citations from reliable sources to verify AI-generated claims, integrations with data repositories like codebases or CRMs, and iterating with colleagues on AI-generated documents or projects," the company shared.

Anthropic Opens iOS App for Claude

The generative AI company also released an iOS app for Claude to encourage smartphone users to try and use the chatbot. The app is now available for free on the Apple App Store.

The Claude app features seamless sync with web chats, allowing users to resume previous conversations from their accounts on other devices. In addition, users can also upload photos and other files for real-time image analysis.

The app is offered across all plans including the Pro and Team, and will remain free of charge regardless of the existing subscription.

Anthropic reported that early testers of the app managed to develop a new experience for brainstorming and resolving issues through its quick answers. The app was also helpful in analyzing images and providing contextual understanding.