What you can do here
- Ask the AI on the home page — type a prompt and watch the answer stream in, no sign-up. You can attach a photo (answered by Gemini), a PDF (text is read in your browser), or a small text file.
- Get a personal key (starts with
pa-) to use the same AI from your own scripts, Cursor, or any app that supports a custom OpenAI base URL. Apply at /request; the owner approves each request. Details and examples are in the API docs. - Run a coding agent on your computer — Cline, Roo Code, Continue, aider, or Cursor agent mode, using an agent key from the owner. Setup notes are on the Local agents page; the browser's Agent mode works with no setup.
Fair-use limits
- Web prompts: a small daily limit per device, plus a shared daily pool for the whole site.
- Personal keys: a small daily and per-minute limit per key.
- If you see a limit message, please come back later — the free tiers do not tolerate heavy use.
Privacy
- Prompts are stored so the owner can keep the service working and understand what it is used for. Do not send anything private or sensitive.
- Requests are counted per IP address; the owner can see the IP in the dashboard.
- Signing in is optional. If you sign in, we store your email address and login times, and use it to raise your daily limit and show your name on comments.
- Chats from signed-in members are saved for 90 days (with the recent context used to answer follow-ups) so you can pick them up on any device; the owner can see them. Anonymous chats are not saved.
- API keys are stored only as one-way hashes and are shown only once, to their owner.
Rules
- Keep prompts school-appropriate.
- Do not share your key; ask the owner for one if a friend wants it.
- Do not try to break or overload the service — you will make it worse for everyone.
- This is a student side project: it is best-effort and may be paused or changed at any time. Expect the occasional outage and please be patient.
Questions or a broken key? Talk to the owner in person or on Discord.
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