Anonymous AI Chat — No Email or Account

What to provide

Describe the task without names, addresses, credentials or identifying documents. Your browser cookie links you to saved chats. Create a recovery key in Your Library if you want to restore that identity on another device or after clearing cookies. Keep that key secure offline.

Example starting request

Help me plan a small personal project without asking for identifying details. I want to organize a home workspace this weekend using things I already own. Ask about the space and constraints, then suggest a practical first step.

Worked example

Illustrative example, not a generated result or a user transcript.

Instead of: Here is my full address and a document with my account number. Use: I have a small room, one desk and two shelves. Help me arrange them for focused work.

Removing identifying detail keeps the request useful while exposing less information. This example is authored guidance, not a guarantee that a prompt cannot identify you.

Check the answer

Chats and notes are stored on the server, and prompts with relevant context are sent to the model provider. No signup does not mean end-to-end encryption. Losing both the browser cookie and recovery key can make your identity inaccessible. Review saved memory in the console or Library and remove notes you do not want retained.

No signup is a specific kind of anonymity

Mother lets you begin without providing an email or creating a conventional account. Its browser identity and private callsign let the application associate saved work with that browser. This is not a claim that the operator or model provider cannot process your data, nor that a prompt cannot reveal who you are. A job title, unusual incident or pasted document may identify someone even without a name. Describe the task with only the details needed to solve it, and replace sensitive particulars with consistent placeholders before sending.

Keep the problem, remove identifying details

For a workplace message, preserve the decision, deadline and intended tone while replacing names with roles. For code debugging, share the smallest relevant snippet and error, removing tokens, connection strings and private hostnames. For personal planning, use constraints such as a small room or a limited weekend instead of your exact address and daily routine. Tell the assistant when a detail is a placeholder so it does not invent a real identity around it. Review copied logs carefully: secrets often appear in headers or URLs even when the visible error looks harmless.

Understand browser identity and recovery

Your browser cookie links you to saved conversations. Clearing cookies, switching browsers or using a temporary browsing session can change which identity you can access. If you want continuity, create a recovery key in Your Library and keep it secure offline. Treat it as access material, not something to paste into a chat for safekeeping. Losing both that key and the browser cookie can make the identity inaccessible. On a shared device, consider who can use the current browser session; a private callsign does not prevent another person with that session from accessing its work.

Review retained context before adding more

Check saved memory in the console or Library and remove notes you do not want retained. Saved chats and notes are stored on the server, and prompts with relevant context are sent to the model provider. No signup does not mean end-to-end encryption or local-only inference. Deleting an application note is not a promise about every downstream copy or provider retention policy. Start with the redacted workspace example and change its constraints as needed. Nothing is sent automatically. Before pressing Send, ask whether each included detail helps the task enough to justify sharing it.