I'll admit I opened this expecting the usual privacy-theatre: a landing page full of padlock icons, a manifesto about Big Tech, and then a signup form at the bottom. There isn't one. That alone earned it a second look. What you get is a plain chat box that works immediately, answers in a straight line, and doesn't try to convert you into a user account halfway through. Is it as capable as the big models on complex work? No — and the lack of any conversation history means you'll feel that ceiling fast if you push past simple queries. Do I believe every word of the "we log nothing" pitch? I have no way to check, and neither do you, so treat it as a stated policy rather than a guarantee. But judged on what it actually claims to be — a disposable, no-strings place to ask a question — it does the job cleanly and asks nothing in return. That's rarer than it should be.
