Private AI that forgets what you said.
Ask for help with an email, a story or a spreadsheet, and get a thoughtful answer. Then it's gone. We never store your messages or the replies.
Start with $5 · about 5,000 replies. Your key appears the moment you pay, already switched on. Credit never expires.
By paying you agree to the Terms and the Acceptable use policy.
Works in the AI apps you already use. Try it first, no account
Ask it something.
Three free messages, no account, no card. Replies are kept short here. With your own key they can be as long as you need, in the app you already use. Nothing you type is saved.
Try it
3 free messages, no accountAsk anything, or try one of these:
Short replies only in the demo. Nothing you type here is saved.
Here's what it's like.
You ask, it answers, then your words are gone. This is a real reply to a real question, so you can see how it writes. Your own replies arrive the same way, in the app you already use.
My sister and I haven't spoken in two years. Help me write a first message that doesn't sound like I'm blaming her.
Try something like this:
"Hey sis — it's been way too long. I've missed you. Not looking to rehash the past or keep score here; I just miss having you in my life. If you're ever up for a call or coffee sometime, I'd really love that. No pressure at all. 💛"
It works because it takes responsibility for reaching out, skips relitigating old stuff, and makes it easy for her to respond without feeling cornered. Then let her set the pace.
Once the reply reaches you, both messages are gone. We never store them.
Three steps, about two minutes.
No setup to learn. If your app has a box for an AI key, you're most of the way there.
Get a key
Sign up with Google or your email. Your key shows up on screen right away, ready to copy.
Paste it into your app
Most AI apps have a settings box for a key and an address. Paste ours in and save.
Chat privately
Use your app like before. We pass your message to the AI and send back the reply. Then we forget it.
Does it work with my app?
If your app lets you bring your own key from an OpenAI-style service, yes. Pick your kind of app to see the 3 settings you'd paste, before you pay a cent.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
Open Settings and find Connections, Models or API. Add a new connection and pick "OpenAI" or "OpenAI-compatible".
Paste the address into the box called Base URL, API URL or Endpoint.
Paste your key into the API key box, then choose the model aiprovider-1 and start a new chat.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
Look for "Use your own key", "Custom model" or "OpenAI-compatible" in the app settings.
Paste the address where it asks for a base URL or server.
Paste your key, set the model name to aiprovider-1, and save. Try a short request first.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
Open the API or connection settings and choose "Chat completion", then "Custom (OpenAI-compatible)".
Paste the address into the custom endpoint box.
Paste your key, pick aiprovider-1 from the model list, and press Connect.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
Add an "OpenAI" step or credential to your workflow.
Change its base URL to the address below. Some tools hide this under "advanced options".
Paste your key as the API key and type aiprovider-1 as the model.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
In the assistant settings, add a provider and choose "OpenAI-compatible".
Paste the address as the base URL.
Paste your key and add aiprovider-1 as the model. The Docs have tips for tool calling.
Yes. These are the 3 settings you paste:
- Address
https://api.aiprovider.org/v1- API key
- Your key, starting with
ap_. It appears the moment you pay. - Model
aiprovider-1
Where they go:
Install the OpenAI library for Python or JavaScript, or use plain HTTP.
Set base_url (baseURL in JavaScript) to the address.
Use your key as the API key and aiprovider-1 as the model. The Docs show full examples.
We keep what it takes to bill you. Nothing you wrote.
Your text goes to the AI and the answer comes straight back to you. It isn't saved along the way, by us or by the people who run our computers.
What we keep
- Your email addressSo you can sign in and get receipts.
- A scrambled copy of your keySo we can check it. It can't be turned back into the key.
- Numbers about each requestWhen it ran, how many tokens it used and what it cost. Tokens are small pieces of words.
- Payment recordsKept by our payment processor, as the law requires.
What we forget
- Your messagesEverything you type or paste in.
- The repliesIncluding the short reasoning step before each answer.
- Your files and documentsAnd we never use your words to train an AI.
- Copies in logsOur code never writes message text anywhere. An automated test checks it on every change.
The AI runs on dedicated GPUs we rent in US data centers. Our provider's policy is not to store or log what we send them. How the no-storage rule works
Pay for what you use. A busy day costs less than a coffee.
There's no monthly fee unless you want one. A dollar of credit covers about 1,000 typical replies, and credit you buy never expires. If you use it a lot, Pro or Business add extra credit each month.
Start with $5 · about 5,000 replies. Your key appears the moment you pay, already switched on. Credit never expires.
200 replies a day costs about
$5.64a month
Pay as you go is cheapest for you. No monthly fee.
Get a keyA typical reply here is about 1,500 tokens in and 800 out. Tokens are small pieces of words.
Straight answers, a few firm rules.
It doesn't lecture you
It refuses far less than big-name assistants and treats you like an adult. Dark fiction and frank questions are fine.
Nothing involving minors
Sexual content involving anyone under 18 is blocked every time, on the way in and on the way out. No exceptions.
Not for health records
We don't sign HIPAA business associate agreements, so please don't send US patient health records.
For developers
The API speaks the OpenAI format, so the official Python and JavaScript libraries work as they are. Change the address, use your key, and keep your code. Streaming and tool calling work too.
# pip install openai
import os
from openai import OpenAI
client = OpenAI(
base_url="https://api.aiprovider.org/v1",
api_key=os.environ["AIPROVIDER_API_KEY"],
)
reply = client.chat.completions.create(
model="aiprovider-1",
messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "Write a two-line welcome for our help desk."}],
)
print(reply.choices[0].message.content)Your key is one step away.
Pay $5 and your key appears on the next screen, already switched on. That's about 5,000 replies. Rather look around first? Make an account, then add credit when you're ready.
Start with $5 · about 5,000 replies. Your key appears the moment you pay, already switched on. Credit never expires.
By paying you agree to the Terms and the Acceptable use policy.