What notrack.ai actually offers, in plain terms
notrack.ai is a free AI chat: no account, no sign-up, no daily message limit, in 46 languages. Chats are kept for 30 days and then deleted, and the one boundary that never moves is content involving minors.
A chat that supports dozens of languages is only useful to a Persian or Arabic reader if opening it does not first demand an account offered in a language they were never given. notrack.ai skips that step entirely.
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On this page
No account, from the first message
There is no email field, no password, no verification step. The chat box is already on the page, in whichever of the 46 languages you start typing in, and nothing ties that visit to your name: your recent chats are kept for 30 days so you can return to them in this browser, then deleted, and an account is optional.
What no daily limit actually means
The free chat has no cap on how many messages you send in a day. What it does show is promotions, which is how the free tier is paid for. A Plus plan, $14 a month or $140 a year, removes those and also raises how much of the conversation it remembers, from 5,000 tokens to 40,000, along with more photos a day and more replies read aloud.
One boundary that does not move
Answering a wider range of ordinary questions without a hedge is not the same as removing every limit. Material involving anyone under eighteen is refused here as everywhere, in any of the 46 languages and however the request is phrased, and that refusal is not a setting anyone can turn off through a prompt or a rephrased request.
The separate API, for a repeatable use
api.notrack.ai is a separate, OpenAI-compatible endpoint: its own model on its own hardware, no logs, no system prompt, no topic filter, priced at $0.25 per million input tokens and $1.00 per million output tokens, prepaid with no subscription. A new key carries $1 of free credit for 7 days, with a 64,000-token context, enough for testing before committing prepaid credit at scale.
What is not claimed
notrack.ai does not state which model answers or how many people use it, and it does not claim end-to-end encryption for these conversations. What is checkable is exactly what is listed above: the pricing, the two message limits, and the language count.
Starting a conversation
Open the page, write the first message in whichever of the 46 languages you use, and send it; there is nothing to configure beforehand. With no account, nothing ties the conversation to your name, and it stays in your recent chats in this browser for 30 days, so you can pick it back up and reread earlier answers.