DeepSeek and Claude beat one in-house 70B
DeepSeek-V3 and Claude Sonnet are at the top of public coding benchmarks. Both are in Namulai's lineup, on the same hotkey, with no in-house ceiling.
Phind built a strong product around one bet: a fine-tuned 70B model optimised for developer questions, paired with web grounding. For raw code lookup it's quick and capable. The limit is the bet itself — when the prompt leaves the code lane (architecture review, prose docs, sourced research, vision input), you're back to opening another tab. Namulai keeps the developer-tuned models (DeepSeek and Claude lead on code) inside a lineup of eight frontier brains, for €19.80 a month, free for 30 days.
| AI models included | ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() | 1 / 8 |
| Switch model mid-conversation | ✓ | — |
| Conversation history | Unlimited (Pro plan) | Account-bound |
| Free trial | 30 days, no charge | Limited free tier |
| Price | €19.80 /mo | $20 /mo |
DeepSeek-V3 and Claude Sonnet are at the top of public coding benchmarks. Both are in Namulai's lineup, on the same hotkey, with no in-house ceiling.
Same subscription handles the architecture doc with Claude, the boilerplate with ChatGPT, the dependency research with Perplexity. Phind is one lane.
200 messages per day on Pro across all eight models, billed in euros from EU infrastructure. €19.80 flat, with the trial running before anything recurring kicks in.
Senior engineers who used Phind for fast lookup but kept hitting the wall on architectural reasoning and switched to Claude in another tab. Devs who want one subscription for code, prose, and ops research instead of three. Teams in the EU who'd rather pay euros to a EU-hosted service. Phind is sharp at what it does — Namulai is broader, with DeepSeek and Claude as the code workhorses, ChatGPT for breadth, and Perplexity for the sourced library research that comes up around any non-trivial codebase. 30-day trial to confirm the fit.
On HumanEval, MBPP and SWE-bench, DeepSeek-V3 and Claude Sonnet match or exceed Phind-70B. On real-world refactors most engineers find Claude's longer context and DeepSeek's edge cases more useful.
Perplexity is one of the eight Namulai models and is purpose-built for sourced answers. For library docs, version checks and changelog questions, switching to Perplexity covers the same ground.
Namulai supports file attachments at chat level and the long-context models (Claude, Gemini) handle multi-file pastes well. Full repo indexing is on the roadmap, not shipped.
Probably not — even pure-code workflows benefit from Claude for review, DeepSeek for refactoring, and ChatGPT for boilerplate. But if you truly only want one code model, Phind is the leaner choice.
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