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Orange Launches Orange IAs, One App for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini

Orange is launching Orange IAs, a free app giving access to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Mistral, plus a 10-euro Plus tier. New Orange and Sosh apps arrive on 19 November.

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Orange is launching Orange IAs, a free service that brings ChatGPT (OpenAI), Claude (Anthropic), Gemini (Google) and Mistral together in a single app. Users can pick the model they want to query, let the service steer them to the most suitable one, or compare several answers side by side. A single account and a shared history of requests make it easier to move from one AI to another. The service is open to people who are not Orange customers.

A premium tier at 10 euros a month

Orange is also introducing Orange IAs Plus, priced at 10 euros per month with no commitment. It adds more advanced models, higher-quality image generation, analysis of documents up to 20 MB and phone support from Orange IAs specialists. Subscribers get a real-time gauge of their usage, an estimate of the carbon impact of their activity and an Eco mode that automatically favors the model emitting the least CO2.

Orange states that users' identities are not passed on to the AI model providers and that conversations are not used to train those models.

New Orange and Sosh apps

On 19 November 2026, the operator will retire its "Orange et moi" and "MySosh" apps and replace them with two new ones, "Orange" and "Sosh". They are meant to gather customers' main services in one place: managing equipment and contracts, checking bills, TV and more. Both also give access to Orange's marketplace.

Both apps include an AI-powered cyber assistant, free even for non-customers, which helps detect scams. Users can submit an SMS, an MMS, a QR code, a phone number or a web link, and the assistant indicates whether it is potentially a scam.

The new apps will be available on the App Store and Google Play from 19 November. Customers with automatic updates enabled will receive them without taking any action.

For Orange, the move positions the operator as a gateway to several leading AI models rather than tying users to one. For users, it offers a free way to try competing assistants under one login.

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