Ttapp vs Qdrant Viewer

Send commands like a chat message, and claude AI on your main computer does the work — you just get the results back. Direct code changes, bug fixes, and refactoring on the go. Key features: - Chat UI to send commands to AI - Real-time results with markdown and code block support - Image attachments - Per-project conversation management - Session continuity (Claude remembers previous context) - Korean, English, Japanese, and Chinese support Terms of Use (EULA): https://ttapp-remote.web.app/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://smy383.github.io/ttapp-legal/

Qdrant Viewer is a client app for connecting directly from your iPhone to vector databases hosted either self-hosted or on Qdrant Cloud, allowing you to inspect collections and perform semantic searches. Key Features: - Built-in Demo Environment: Immediately try vector search with approximately 30,000 MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) vectors, with no configuration required. - Flexible Connection Settings: Supports connection via REST API, including authentication with api-key, Bearer tokens, and custom headers. - Collection Information Display: View the number of points, segments, vector dimensions, and distance function. Alias names are prioritized if set. - Semantic Search: Perform vector searches using natural language. Adjust the number of results and score threshold for each search. - Flexible Result Display: Select and list any field within the payload (supports nested structures). Detailed inspection in JSON format is also available. - 3D Visualization: Project search results into a three-dimensional space to visually explore the distance relationships between vectors. - Multiple Embedding Engines: Supports Qdrant Built-in, OpenAI, Google, Hugging Face, Cohere, and custom APIs. - Data Source: Uses MeSH (U.S. National Library of Medicine, public domain) as demo data. The embedding model is intfloat/multilingual-e5-small, licensed under the MIT License.