Why I built Secret Chat AI
I'm a creator myself. I use AI to get through the stubborn parts of the work: the scene that won't land, the picture that needs one odd change, the question that takes an hour to research by hand.
But mainstream AI kept refusing ordinary requests. A kiss scene. A pregnant character. A medical picture. Swapping the head of a cartoon character. None of that was illegal or reckless, yet the tools treated me like a suspect for asking. My rights as a creator were being curtailed by filters I couldn't see and rules I couldn't question.
There was another problem. Every prompt was kept in someone else's archive, attached to an account and added to a longer record of what I thought about, wrote about and tried to make.
So I built Secret Chat AI.
It puts the best models in one place. There is a Standard level for familiar everyday work and an Uncensored level for lawful requests that need fewer refusals. If one model says no, you can switch to another without leaving the chat or opening another account.
The privacy promise is deliberately specific. We store nothing on our side; your chats live in your browser, with no archive on our servers. Requests go out from our servers, so model providers see our service rather than you, and only an email is needed to sign in. Your prompts are never used for training.
The prompt itself still reaches a third-party provider verbatim. Secret Chat AI makes the person anonymous. It does not hide the words from the model that must read them to answer. That distinction matters, and I would rather state it clearly than sell a comforting fiction.
You pay only for what you use, from a prepaid balance. There is no subscription to remember or cancel. I wanted a tool that gets out of the way, respects the creator and lets the work continue.
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