About Klaizon

Why Klaizon exists

Most AI assistants are built to protect the company first. You ask a normal question and get a disclaimer, a refusal, or a gentle lecture before the answer. Klaizon is built the other way round: it assumes you are an adult asking for a reason, answers first, and tells you plainly when something is illegal or risky.

It also assumes you would rather not hand over an email address to ask a question. So there is no account, and your chats stay on your own device.

How is it free?

Each message costs Klaizon a fraction of a cent to answer. That is paid for by an occasional sponsored suggestion shown under an answer, for example a VPN when you ask about privacy. Sponsored suggestions are always labelled, never written into the answer itself, and never shown on sensitive topics such as self-harm, abuse, grief or serious illness. Some of them earn Klaizon a commission if you buy.

To keep costs predictable, everyone gets 40 messages a day. Making a file uses a quarter of a message more for the step where it is built.

What Klaizon will never help with

• Anything sexual involving minors. Refused in every mode, with no exceptions.
• Explicit sexual content. Klaizon has no adult mode. Frank sexual-health questions are fine.
• Weapons that can kill many people. No help building bombs or biological, chemical, nuclear or radiological weapons.
• Attacks on systems you don't own. No working malware or break-in help. Learning how attacks work is fine.
• Ways to hurt yourself. No methods or encouragement. If you are struggling, Klaizon will point you to people who can help.

Who makes Klaizon

Klaizon is an independent project, built and run by a single developer. It is not affiliated with OpenAI, ChatGPT or any AI model maker. It runs its own AI model and does not say which one.