Free, and we mean it
No card, no trial that quietly ends, no counter ticking down in the corner.
How it compares to ChatGPTYou're already on the page that does the thing. No email, no password, no verification code — the box below is live.
Every AI tool asks for your email before it shows you anything. Then a confirmation link. Then a "tell us about yourself" survey. By the time you reach the chat box you've forgotten the question you came with.
We think that's backwards. A chat assistant is like a search engine — you should be able to walk up and use it. So on Smillee the chat box is the homepage, and this page too. The trade-off is honest and small: without an account we can't save your conversation history across devices, so when you close the tab, the chat is gone. For a quick question, a draft, or a translation, that's usually exactly what you want anyway.
If you later decide you want saved chats, file attachments, or image generation, a one-click Google sign-in unlocks those — but it's opt-in, never a wall.
No card, no trial that quietly ends, no counter ticking down in the corner.
How it compares to ChatGPTDescribe what you want and it draws it, in the same chat, at the same price.
Try the image generatorIt lays out a path, teaches one piece, checks you got it, then keeps going.
Meet the tutorNo email, no password, no setup screen. The chat box is the front door.
Why we skipped the signupAsk about the news, the weather, a price — it searches the web and links what it used.
Ask it something currentWorks on whatever you've got open — phone, laptop, the tab you forgot to close.
Open the chatMostly, with one caveat worth stating plainly. Because there's no account, there's no profile your conversations get attached to — close the tab and the chat isn't sitting somewhere tied to you. But your messages do pass through an AI model to generate replies, like on every AI chat site. So the sensible rule applies here as everywhere: don't paste passwords, ID numbers, or anything you'd be uneasy sending to a third party. We wrote more about sanity-checking AI tools in how to fact-check AI answers.
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Truly none. The chat box on this page is live — type into it and you get an answer. Email, account, and payment details never come up.
A current frontier model, accessed through our servers. That's why there's no login required on your end — we handle the model access, you just chat. It can also search the web mid-answer when a question needs up-to-date information, and it lists the sources it used.
Three things: conversation history (guest chats vanish when the tab closes), file attachments, and image generation. Everything else — questions, writing help, coding, translation, Learn Mode — works as a guest.
No app. It's a plain web page that works in any browser on any device. Add it to your home screen if you want it to feel like an app.
There's no visible counter and no daily cap for normal human use. Automated hammering gets rate-limited so the site stays fast for everyone.