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AI without censorship or limits is simply a chat that opens in your browser and answers your real questions directly. Many well-known chatbots dodge topics like health, money, law or sensitive subjects; here we try not to leave you alone without a clear answer.

This page is written for someone just getting started. Below you will see how to open the chat, how to word a question to get a better answer, how to use voice, photos and documents, and when a paid plan is worth it.

Step one: open the chat

You do not need to create an account. Open the page on your phone or computer, tap "Start chatting" and type your question in the box at the bottom. After you send it, the answer appears on the same page and you can ask the next question right away.

If you just want to try it, no phone number or bank card is needed. Start your first conversation with a simple question, for example about something that is on your mind right now.

How do I send my first message?

Write one complete sentence and press the send button. On a computer the Enter key does the same. If you want a new line, press Shift and Enter together.

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Write your question clearly

The chat builds its answer from the text you write. The clearer the question, the closer the answer is to what you need. Think of asking an experienced colleague for help: say your goal, the context and the problem.

Most beginners type a single word, such as "contract" or "stomach pain". If you add a little detail, the answer becomes more useful. Useful details include your city, budget, time frame and the result you want.

  • State your goal in one sentence.
  • Add the context and the limits.
  • Say what result you want.
  • If you have a text or a number, copy it in.

Say what you want

Write what you are after: a summary, a comparison, step-by-step instructions or a suggestion. A phrase like "give me a list of three items" organizes the answer much better.

Add the context

Write your city, age, budget and situation. You do not need sensitive personal data; just enough to make the task clear.

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Sample questions for work and money

If your work or small business involves accounts and money, ask the chat to explain it with numbers and clear steps. It can work out the selling price of a product with and without profit, or build a simple monthly budget table.

You can copy each example below as it is and then add your own details to get a more precise answer.

  • Work out the selling price of a shop item with a ten percent profit.
  • Build a monthly budget for a family of four.
  • Simplify this clause of my rental contract for me.
  • What should I ask before taking out a loan?
  • Write an online sales plan for second-hand shoes.
  • Explain the difference between life insurance and savings, with an example.
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Sample questions for everyday life

Everyday life is full of small tasks that take a lot of time: writing a formal message, planning a trip or finding a simple dinner for tonight. The chat does these quickly, with no tedious back and forth.

If an answer feels too generic, say so. A phrase like "write it for a family with guests" makes a big difference to the result.

  • Write a polite message to my landlord saying the rent will be a few days late.
  • Plan a three-day trip on a medium budget.
  • Make a simple dinner from rice, lentils and bread.
  • Make this work message shorter and more formal.
  • What should I ask before renting a small apartment?
  • Write a weekly shopping list for the house.
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Sample questions for writing, ideas and learning

For writing and brainstorming, ask a question and then improve the answer. If you have a letter, an ad or a speech, ask the chat to change its tone and length.

For learning, ask the chat to quiz you. Pick a subject and tell it your level; the next answer will be more precise.

  • Write a short intro text for my small shop.
  • Write a short story about a town beside the mountains.
  • Make ten multiple-choice questions with answers for an English exam.
  • Make this letter more respectful and shorter.
  • Give me ten title ideas for a cooking blog.
  • Write a two-page study text about the weather.
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Sharper answers and the chat's memory

The first answer does not have to be the last. After a reply you can write "make it shorter", "give an example" or "explain this for a junior employee". Make each change in the same conversation so the chat builds on the earlier text.

The chat remembers about the last 5,000 tokens of the conversation. When the topic changes completely, it is better to open a new conversation so the answers do not get mixed up.

Short or long?

Set the length with a phrase like "answer in three lines" or "write more detail". That one sentence usually improves the result more than any long explanation.

When should I start a new conversation?

When the topic changes or the answers no longer relate to the original question. A new conversation keeps the chat's memory on the right subject.

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Voice replies: listen to the answer

If reading is tiring or you are on the move, you can listen to the answer as audio. The free version gives you 5 voice replies a day, and after that you can read the same answers as text.

Voice replies are good for practicing English pronunciation or reviewing a good text quickly. If the text is long, ask the chat to give a short summary first.

When is audio better?

When your hands are busy or you do not want to look at the screen. For tables and complicated lists, reading the text is easier.

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Photos: ask a question with a picture

You can send a photo and ask about it. The free version allows one photo a day, so choose it well. Take the picture clearly, with enough light, and show only what relates to your question.

Good examples: a receipt you want to understand, a plant with yellowing leaves, or a paper map of a neighborhood. If another person is in the photo, ask their permission before sending it.

Is the photo blurry?

If the chat cannot read the text properly, take the photo closer or crop out the important part. Say which part matters to you so the answer focuses on it.

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Documents: PDF, DOCX and code files

You can give the chat a file and ask for a summary, a translation or an analysis. These formats are supported:

Before sending, remove very private information from the document. If the file is long, word your question precisely, for example "summarize only the tax section".

  • PDF
  • DOCX
  • XLSX
  • PPTX
  • txt, csv and json files
  • Programming code files
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Law, contracts and loans: answers without dodging

Many chatbots, when a question is about law, money or a contract, only say "consult a specialist" and explain nothing. Here the chat should simplify the terms, point out which clause may work against you and which questions to ask before you sign.

The final decision is yours. For a large contract, a business or a serious dispute, show the answer to a lawyer or a legal office so they can review it.

Rental and work contracts

The chat can explain clauses on duration, deposit, late penalties and termination. After reading, ask yourself when each clause could hurt you.

Loans and repayment

Write the amount, the repayment deadline and how a delay is reported. The chat builds a simple table for each month so the financial burden is clear.

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Health: ask without embarrassment

Many people have questions about pain, fever or medication but feel shy about asking a doctor or an acquaintance. The chat can explain symptoms simply, say which signs are ordinary and which need a check-up.

The chat does not replace a doctor. If you have severe shortness of breath, chest pain, bleeding or fainting, get emergency help now or go to the nearest clinic.

Describe your symptoms fully

Write when it started, how strong the pain is and what you have done so far. The answer will be more precise if you also mention your age and past illnesses.

When should you see a doctor?

Ask the chat to list the warning signs. If symptoms get worse or last for several weeks, seeing a doctor is the best decision.

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Stories, screenplays and role-play: characters and scenes

The chat suits writing stories, screenplays, poems and role-play. Create characters, set the scene and change the direction of the plot whenever you like. It also answers dark or intense story ideas directly, as long as the story is for adults.

Our hardest rule concerns children: no sexual content involving minors, ever. In role-play we also do not help with real harm to anyone.

Novels and screenplays

Write the characters, the time and the place of the story. The chat can write the first chapter and then continue the next parts in the tone you want.

A scene for role-play

Build a scene, for example a conversation between two colleagues in a small business office. You can raise the tension and emotion of the story, but it must not lead to real harm to anyone.

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Apps for Android and iPhone

If working in a browser is inconvenient, install the app. On Android you can use Google Play or download the APK file from the /download page. On iPhone you will find the app in the App Store.

When a new version is released, the app shows a notification and updates with a few taps.

  • Google Play for Android
  • APK file from the /download page
  • App Store for iPhone

Why install an APK file with caution?

Download the file only from the official page and check your phone's security settings before installing. If you are unsure, prefer the Google Play version.

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Plans: when is it worth upgrading?

The free chat is enough for most things. If you need photos, voice replies or more memory, you can choose a plan. Plans are optional. Neither one gives a "less cautious" model or more messages.

Plans are optional and need an account to get; the free chat does not. See the details of each plan on the "Plans" page in the menu at the top of the site.

Plus plan: no ads and a bigger quota

No ads, 200 photos a day, 100 voice replies and a memory four times larger. Suitable for someone who works with photos and audio every day.

Pro plan: for heavy daily work

1,000 photos, 500 voice replies and unlimited memory. This plan is for small businesses or people with a large volume of work.

Plans

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Privacy and how long conversations are kept

Conversations are kept for 30 days and are deleted after that. If you have a very private text, simplify it before sending: remove names, numbers and addresses, or replace them with a letter.

The language model runs on our own GPU servers, with open models that we host ourselves. Your texts are not sent to OpenAI, Google or Anthropic.

What should we never write?

Do not write passwords, bank card numbers, ID numbers or verification codes in the chat. You never need such information to get an answer.

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API for developers

If you are building your own app or site, you can connect to our API. It works with an OpenAI-compatible format, so you can reuse your existing code with small changes. Details and examples are on the /api page.

If you just want to use the chat on your phone or computer, you do not need the API. The API page is mostly for people who write code or build automated tasks.

What matters before you start?

Read the /api page carefully and keep your access key secret. Do not put the key in public code or in a file that everyone can see.

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How to use a chat without limits

  1. Open the page

    Open the page in the browser on your phone or computer and tap "Start chatting".

  2. Write your question clearly

    Write your goal, the context and the result you want in one or two sentences.

  3. Read the answer in full

    Read the answer to the end and pick out the key points. If it is not enough, continue the same conversation.

  4. Adjust the answer

    Write "make it shorter", "give an example" or "explain it for a beginner" so the answer fits your need.

  5. Add voice, a photo or a document

    For special jobs, use voice replies, photos or text files, keeping the free daily quota in mind.

  6. Open a new conversation for a new topic

    When the topic changes, start a fresh conversation so the chat's memory stays on the right question.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to use the chat?

No. The free chat works without creating an account, without sign-up and without a bank card. An account is only needed when you want to activate one of the paid plans.

Does the chat have a daily message limit?

The free version has no daily message limit. The daily caps apply to photos, voice replies and avatars: one photo, five voice replies and nine avatars a day.

Does this chat answer on every topic?

It answers most topics directly, from health and money to law and fiction. There are hard red lines: no sexual content involving minors, and no help with really hurting someone.

Does a paid plan give a freer model or better answers?

No. A paid plan does not give a "less cautious" model and does not raise the number of messages. The difference is in ads, the number of photos, voice replies and the size of the memory.

Does the free version show ads?

Yes, the free version has ads. The Plus plan removes them and lets you use the chat without ad breaks.

How much of the conversation does the chat remember?

The chat keeps about the last 5,000 tokens of the conversation in memory. If a conversation gets very long, older parts may be forgotten, so start a new conversation for a new topic.

How long are my conversations kept?

Conversations are kept for 30 days and deleted after that. The model runs on our own GPU servers, with open models that we host ourselves, and texts are not sent to OpenAI, Google or Anthropic.

Which files can I send?

You can send PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, txt, csv and json files and code files. For photos, the free version gives one photo a day and the paid plans have a bigger quota.

Where do I download the app?

On Android you can use Google Play or get the APK file from the /download page. On iPhone the app is in the App Store. A new version notifies you and updates with a few taps.

Where can I see the plan details?

The details of the Plus and Pro plans are on the "Plans" page in the menu at the top of the site. A plan is optional and you do not need to buy anything for the free chat; an account is only needed to get a plan.

Do you have an API for developers?

Yes, our API works with an OpenAI-compatible format. See the details, sample code and terms of use on the /api page.

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