I don't know about you but I have a login for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Kling, etc
I can effectively put them all in the bin and just use Qolaba as of today. I can use all the features I need from all of these platforms in one space.
-Chat (excellent)
-Image gen (very good)
-Image editing (average)
-Video gen (very good) - beta
-Speech gen (excellent)
-Music gen (terrible right now) - beta

Other features I'd like to mention, mild annoyances:
- Public image gen by default is not clear enough and could result in embarrassing outcomes. I've seen a few things in the public feed which made me grimace from organisations not realising what they are doing is public. You can turn on private mode for each session, but you have to remember to do that. It doesn't save. It should be PRIVATE by default, PUBLIC opt-in. I am pleased to say that this has been addressed in their Discord and it is a fix they are working on, so Kudos to them on that. My advice for now is to regularly check your Portfolio for any published creations! At least you can select all and 'make private'

- NSFW content - worth noting that it seems to have built in detection and blocking of NSFW content, which can be a good thing, or a bad thing, depending on your intentions with the platform. I thought it is worth noting though.

- History (a bit clunky to navigate) - it always seems a bit tucked away, then the portfolio is in its own area where all the history is. It's fine but it just seems a bit odd to what I'm used to. This is a bit subjective, maybe its just me.

- Collaboration - Coming from using a lot of Team-GPT usage, where team collab is its primary function, Qolaba is not as strong in that department. It does allow you to invite your team mates / friends but all it gives is access to the credits pool. Each and everyone's session is private from one another. Again, its fine, just worth noting.

- Chat is genuinely capable, with good features such as personas, run code, PII protection, image gen, internet search, creativity temperature, document context knowledge, saving prompts, as well as a list of heaps of LLM's to choose from all the major and some minor players in the space. Really cool to experiment with the various LLM's to see how they handle things.

Conclusion:
I think its a great centralised tool for pretty much all of your AI needs. That's why I have put a foot forward and bought the full experience, tier 4.
I think in time, the Music feature should be improved - I'd love to see a Suno API connected in or something similar. I've been doing a heap of Suno lately, for fun.
The best features as it stands are the Chat and the Speech generation. Speech uses Eleven labs API pretty much the best in the business so the voices are really really good here. Some of the most natural voiceovers I've heard. Again, all in the same login.
A great product with potential to be fantastic the more they bring to the playground. It is now my go-to tool for everything AI.