- Is Klaizon really free?
- Yes. You get 40 messages a day with no account and no card. Klaizon is paid for by an occasional sponsored suggestion, which is always labelled Sponsored, shown under an answer and never mixed into it.
- Do I need to sign up or log in?
- No. Open the page and type. There is no email, password or phone number to give, because there is no account at all.
- Where are my chats saved?
- Only in the browser you are using, on your own device. Klaizon's server passes your message to the AI and keeps none of the text. If you clear your browser data, your chats are gone, so export anything you want to keep.
- Is Klaizon an uncensored AI?
- It answers legal questions directly, without lectures or moral warnings. Uncensored mode removes the usual guardrails. Five hard lines stay in every mode: anything sexual involving minors, explicit sexual content, mass-casualty weapons, attacks on systems you don't own, and ways to hurt yourself.
- What files can Klaizon make?
- PDF documents, Word (.docx) files, Excel (.xlsx) spreadsheets with working formulas, PowerPoint (.pptx) slide decks, and plain files such as CSV, text, Markdown or code. It also edits files you attach: Word changes as tracked changes, spreadsheet cells, PDF forms, slide text. It can run Python to calculate things and draw charts. All of it is built in your browser.
- Does Klaizon search the web and cite sources?
- Yes. For factual questions it searches the web, reads the top pages from different sites and answers with numbered links to those pages. Weather, stock prices, currency rates and sports scores come from live data services. When it can't confirm something, it says so instead of guessing.
- Which AI model does Klaizon use?
- Klaizon routes each message to one of several modern open-weight models and switches when a better or cheaper one appears. Like every AI, it can be wrong, so check anything important before you rely on it.