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Sign-in options
- Google, Apple, X.com, Discord — “Continue with…” buttons at the top of the form.
- E-mail and password — the classic pair, with a “Forgot password?” link.
A Cloudflare Turnstile check sits above the “Sign in” button; it usually passes on its own but may ask for a click behind a VPN. Registration uses the “Sign up” link with the same set of options.
After you sign in
- Language. The site offers to switch to your language; the interface has been available in Russian and other languages since 22 June 2026.
- Restricted mode on mobile. In the app some characters are hidden and descriptions filtered by default; the restrictions can be lifted only in profile settings on the website, not in the app (announcement of 4 February 2026).
- Age verification. Introduced for users in Brazil, Australia and the UK; the service said it had “no plans” to extend it elsewhere (post of 15 June 2026).
- Nickname. Changeable since 25 April 2026.
Deleting the account
We found no deletion guide in the public announcements — not verified. The footer links to support, which is the place to ask. Daily limits of the free account are not published officially; the “50 a day” figure circulating online is not something we confirm. About the free plan.
If an account is one step too many
The case for Janitor AI
Five sign-in options including Discord, handy for people arriving from the bot community. The account keeps chats and settings across the site and the app.
The case for HoneyChat
No account at all: the chat opens in Telegram or the browser without an e-mail, password or captcha, and memory between sessions works regardless. 20 messages a day free.
