AiChatting.net

The core of the product is a chat box that works the moment the page loads. There's no registration wall, no phone verification, and no account to manage before your first question. That makes it a practical option when you want a single answer and don't want to commit to a platform. You can still sign in later to unlock the paid tiers, but you never have to.

The free tier runs on GPT-5.6 Luna, and the paid Pro plan adds GPT-5.6 Terra along with image chat. The two models are pitched at different jobs: Luna handles everyday chat and basic text, while Terra covers the heavier requests and connects to the image features. On the free tier you get roughly 3,000 words of input and 1,500 words of output per message, with higher caps on Pro.

A library of 70+ AI characters lets you steer the conversation toward a specific voice or role. You can pick a language tutor, a creative writing partner, or a fictional persona instead of writing a fresh system prompt every time. It's a shortcut for anyone who wants to ask AI online in a set mode without doing the setup.

On the Pro plan you can upload an image and ask about it. The AI reads charts, diagrams, formulas, product labels, and general photos, then answers in text. It's the feature that turns the tool from a text chatbot into something you can point at a screenshot and ask "what does this mean?"

Besides the browser, AiChatting.net ships iOS and Android apps, so the same assistant travels with you. The web version needs nothing installed, and the apps cover the moments when you're away from a computer. Because there's no stored chat history, each device starts from a clean slate.

The site states that it does not store your chat history. That's the main privacy claim, and it cuts both ways: nothing lingers on their side, and you can't scroll back to an old conversation. For quick questions you don't want logged, that's the point.