The all-in-one AI web dashboard that’s already closed shop

What it does

ChatAny is a discontinued web frontend that extends ChatGPT-Next-Web with extra AI model support. It gives users a single interface for conversational LLMs alongside image generation from StabilityAI and Midjourney. The project packages everything into containerized deployments and one-click hosting templates.

The interesting bit

The unofficial Midjourney integration is surprisingly thorough, exposing controls like region re-painting, upscaling, zooming, and panning through a third-party proxy wrapper. That said, the README now functions mainly as a migration billboard, steering visitors toward a successor desktop client called AQBot and a paid GoAmzAI “PRO” version.

Key highlights

• Inherits all base features from ChatGPT-Next-Web.
• Supports StabilityAI models including Stable Diffusion 3, Stable Image Ultra, and Stable Image Core.
• Wraps unofficial Midjourney access via midjourney-proxy, with real-time progress and post-generation editing tools.
• Ships with deployment presets for Docker, Vercel, Railway, and Sealos.
• Explicitly discontinued; maintainers recommend switching to AQBot.

Caveats

• The project is abandoned and no longer maintained.
• Midjourney support depends on self-hosting or purchasing third-party proxy API access; there is no official API integration.
• The documentation is heavily interleaved with advertisements for the PRO version and successor app.

Verdict

A decent reference if you want to see how unofficial Midjourney proxies can be grafted onto a Next-Web UI, but new deployments should probably look elsewhere. Skip it unless you enjoy maintaining orphaned TypeScript forks.