Know what happens before you ask.

SayAll is private, uncensored AI text chat for sensitive questions and lawful NSFW topics. You can start with pseudonymous Guest access. Image and video generation are not currently advertised as available features.

Yes. You can open the chat, create an empty conversation, and draft without registering. SayAll attempts the Guest claim only when you send your first message.

An eligible Guest receives 5 one-time Credits when the first message is sent. Opening the site or drafting a prompt does not claim them.

It means broader conversational range, not zero limits or a guaranteed answer. Legal, safety, provider, and technical constraints still apply.

Yes. SayAll is designed for personal, difficult, or stigmatized questions and lawful NSFW text between fictional adults. The model can still be wrong, so verify consequential information before acting on it.

Illegal, exploitative, abusive, and non-consensual requests remain out of scope. Lawful adult content must involve fictional adults and consent.

The current text-generation rule is 1 Credit for one response request. A service failure refunds the Credit. A response you cancel keeps its charge.

Registered users can receive 5 Credits per UTC day. Daily Credits expire at the next UTC midnight and do not accumulate.

No subscription is required. Current paid offers are one-time Credit packs loaded from the live Billing Catalog, with no automatic renewal.

Guest access does not require an email or personal profile, but it is not absolute anonymity. SayAll creates a pseudonymous session and processes messages through its systems and model provider.

Your conversation list, titles, prompts, and replies are stored only in this browser, with no SayAll cloud history or automatic cross-device sync. Sent messages still pass through SayAll's backend and AI provider to generate a response, but SayAll does not write that chat content or its generation details to its database. Product analytics is configured separately not to include prompt or response text.

No. A prompt sent from a marketing page is handed to Chat through short-lived session storage and removed when Chat reads it. It is not placed in the address bar or referrer.