Thanks Tim, I love this one. Dojo didn’t invent the underlying AI models. Dojo is the product & the workspace - the app, the workflows, the mentoring layer, the multimedia studio, Lane Assist, etc. Dojo was built so you can use AI to ship real work. Models / APIs: Dojo is multi-model. You connect any providers and choose models for the job (coding, chat, image, video, voice). It’s not locked to one mystery model. So: models = the engines. Dojo = the car + the driving instructor. If you want the practical version: which task are you thinking about first (code vs image/video vs tutoring)? We’ll tell you how people usually set that up. https://DojoWorkspace.io

Honest answer, Sam: Dojo itself runs on desktop - Mac, Windows, and Linux. That’s the full workspace (coding, media, voice, deep work). On mobile: connect through Telegram. With your Dojo desktop app running at home, you can stay fully connected from your phone - ask, guide, keep working while you’re away from the desk. So: desktop is the engine at home; Telegram is how you stay linked on the go. Tell us your setup (Mac/Windows/Linux + Telegram?) and what you want to do first - we’ll walk you through it. https://DojoWorkspace.io

Great question, Sara. Both - and coding is core, not a side dish. Dojo is built as a full workspace: it codes with you (edit, debug, ship), and it also does multimedia (image, video, voice), tutoring, and more in the same app. You’re in a good spot coming from ChatGPT + a bit of Claude Code. Difference is Dojo is less “chat in a browser” and more hands-on mentor in a real workspace - especially if you’re not a traditional coder. The point of Dojo is anyone can code / anyone can create. If you want, drop what you’re trying to build next and we’ll map the first steps. → https://DojoWorkspace.io