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A complete AI chat app for Next.js and shadcn/ui: streaming answers with reasoning, deep research with citations, image generation, code blocks with a Canvas, projects and branches, a command palette, pricing and code pages. 13 themes, light and dark, six languages with RTL.
by UpFork, built by Ramin ValadanLanding pageUpdated 16 Oct 2026
Wisp is an AI chat app you can ship: the home, the conversation and every screen around it, finished in light and dark, 13 themes and six languages. The AI is a local mock that streams like the real thing, behind one function you swap for your own API.
/image, /research, /code, /summarize), @ mentions of projects and files, voice input, a character count, and Enter or ⌘ + Enter to send (your choice).Copy, read aloud, like or dislike with a reason, share a link, regenerate (or retry with another model) and edit a question: each makes a new version you can page through. Stop at any point; errors offer Retry. Long chats are virtualised: of 500 messages, only the ones on screen are on the page.
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