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AI Chat

What it is for

A second pair of hands for writing

Draft from nothing

Describe what you need and get a first version you can react to, which is usually faster than facing an empty page.

Tighten what you wrote

Paste a paragraph and ask for it shorter, warmer or plainer. Keep asking until it sounds like you.

Keep the thread

Follow-ups remember the conversation, so 'now make it shorter' works without repeating the whole brief.

Understand something

Ask for an explanation at whatever level you need, then ask again if the answer went over your head.

What you get

The plain terms, before you type anything.

  1. 01

    Ask

    Type a question or paste the text you are working on. There is nothing to set up and no account needed to send the first message.

  2. 02

    Read the reply

    Answers arrive in the window above. Copy any reply with one click if you want it elsewhere.

  3. 03

    Push back

    Say what is wrong with the answer. Shorter, less formal, more concrete: the assistant works from what it already wrote.

Use cases

What people bring to it

Writing and editing are the common ones. These three come up nearly as often.

School and study work

Work through a problem a step at a time, ask for a topic explained at the level you are actually at, or check whether your reasoning holds up before you hand it in.

Ideas and planning

Brainstorm angles before you write, sketch an outline, or ask what a plan is missing while it is still cheap to change it.

Small coding jobs

Paste an error message and ask what it means, get a short script written, or have a function walked through line by line.

Other tools

Take the answer into a tool

A reply is a draft, not a finished thing. Each tool below runs on the same daily allowance, so a paragraph can move between them without costing you twice.

No. You can start a conversation straight away. Signing in gives you a larger daily allowance and keeps that allowance with your account rather than your browser.
Yes, within a conversation. Each reply is written with the earlier messages in view, which is why follow-ups like 'now make it shorter' work. Starting a new chat clears that context deliberately.
Yes. It runs in any mobile browser and there is nothing to download. The window is built for a phone screen first, so the thread runs edge to edge and the message box stays above the keyboard.
It follows the same responsible-use rules as any mainstream assistant, so it will not produce NSFW, harmful or otherwise restricted content. Everyday questions, writing help, study and ideas are all fair game. It is not a research tool either, so check names, dates and figures before you rely on them.
Your conversation is tied to an identifier stored in your own browser, not to your email. Nobody can look up your history by guessing your name or address. Clearing your browser storage starts a fresh history.
Each message uses one token from the same daily allowance the rest of the site uses. The allowance refills every day, and signing in raises it.
Two things. You can send the first message without handing over an email, and the chat sits beside the writing tools rather than on its own, so an answer can go straight into the rewriter, the expander or the summarizer on the same allowance instead of being copied out to another site.

Ask it something

No signup, no setup. Type a question and see what comes back.