No filter
AI chatbot with no filter
An AI chatbot with no filter is one with no moderation layer added on top of the model, so it answers the medical, legal, fiction and roleplay prompts that mainstream assistants deflect. nokeep is one: 10 messages, 2 images and a 5-second clip a day, free, with no account, and the conversation kept only in your own browser.
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"No filter" is used loosely, so it is worth being exact. Every model has a training history, and training shapes what it is inclined to say. On top of that, most products add a second thing: a moderation layer that reads your prompt, or the reply, and blocks, softens or redirects it. When people search for an AI chatbot with no filter, the second thing is what they want removed. It is the layer that turns a question about a drug interaction into a suggestion to see a doctor, and a fiction scene into a paragraph about respecting boundaries.
nokeep adds no moderation layer. The open models behind it answer as trained, and the product does not rewrite, block or score what you type. That is the practical meaning of no filter here: medical, legal, fiction and roleplay prompts get an answer rather than a deflection, and a roleplay stays in character.
It is not the same as no rules. The law still applies, and nokeep is for adults only: nothing involving minors, and nothing non-consensual involving real people. A tool that promises more than that is promising something it cannot lawfully deliver.
Why are most "no filter" apps companion apps?
Search for a no-filter chatbot and most of what comes back is a companion app: a girlfriend, a character, a persona with a face. That is not an accident. Companion apps can charge for the emotional pull, so the category attracts products built to convert rather than to answer.
The cost shows up in the free tier. Candy AI's free tier is effectively a demo of about 10 messages before $12.99 a month plus tokens for media. CrushOn.AI gives 50 free messages a day, charges from $5.99 a month, and, as of 2026, some of its model options return empty replies on adult content because the providers underneath moderate it anyway. SpicyChat offers unlimited free text after a settings toggle, but with queues, ads and a 4K context, and its images sit behind plans of $5 to $24.95 a month, according to August 2026 reviews. Character.AI, the biggest of them, filters aggressively and charges $9.99 for Plus.
The general assistants that market themselves as unfiltered have their own catches. Venice AI, reviewed in July and August 2026, has moderated its free tier since early 2026 and puts uncensored text and images behind Pro at $18 a month. NoFilterGPT, reviewed in July 2026, allows around 5 to 7 free messages a day, sells Pro at $11.99, and bundles a find-a-person-by-photo tool that reviewers flagged as a privacy concern. If you searched for no filter because you wanted a straight answer, you should not have to buy a girlfriend or a face-finder to get one.
What does the free tier actually give you?
nokeep's free tier is 10 messages, 2 images and a 5-second video clip a day. The clip comes from a small shared daily budget, so it is a clip a day while the day's free clips last. None of it needs an account, an email, a phone number or a card. You open nokeep.ai and type.
The messages are full messages, not a demo. You can attach files and images, turn on web search when the answer needs the current web, and set standing instructions, a persistent note that shapes every reply, so you do not repeat yourself. The interface runs in eleven languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Russian, Turkish, Persian, Arabic, Indonesian and Vietnamese.
Unlimited messages are not free, and any tool that says otherwise is paying for it with ads, queues or an older model. On nokeep, unlimited chat comes with a plan from $15 a month, where chat is never metered. If you only want more images or clips, a $3 credit pack buys 3,000 credits, which is about 30 images or 10 clips, and credits never expire.
Can it make pictures too?
A common variant of the search is "ai chatbot no filter with pictures". On nokeep the same composer that answers a question also makes images and short video, under the same no-added-filter policy. Two images a day are free; after that an image is 100 credits.
You can generate from a description, or edit from a reference image you attach, and pick a shape: square, 3:2, 16:9, 3:4 or 9:16 for stills, and 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 for clips. Everything you make lands in a gallery that lives in your browser, not on a server.
No sign-up is a privacy decision, not a convenience
Skipping the account is not just faster. An account is an identity, and an identity is what turns a chat into a record about a person. nokeep has no account to attach anything to. Conversations and generated media are kept in your own browser, never written to nokeep's servers, and every engine behind it runs under a no-retention agreement, with nothing used for training. Pressing End now erases everything on the device.
The honest limit: the running server holds a key that could, under compulsion, ask the payment processor who paid, if you paid. What nobody can produce is the conversation, because it was never written down on our side. Your network still sees that you connected, as it does for any site. A model running on your own hardware is more private than this. Among hosted tools, nokeep is the private option that still answers like a frontier-class model.
| Typical "no filter" apps | nokeep | |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up | Usually an account | None |
| Free messages a day | 5 to 7 (NoFilterGPT, Jul 2026); 50 (CrushOn, 2026); about 10 as a demo (Candy AI) | 10, plus 2 images and a clip |
| Is the free tier actually unfiltered | Not always; Venice moderates its free tier since early 2026 | Yes, the same policy free or paid |
| Pictures | Paywalled (SpicyChat, Aug 2026) or absent (JanitorAI, Hammer AI) | 2 a day free, then 100 credits each |
| Video | Rare | A 5-second clip a day free, then 300 credits |
| Where chats live | Their servers; CrushOn deletes free history after 7 idle days (2026) | Your browser only |
| Unlimited chat | Free with queues and ads (SpicyChat, Aug 2026), or $5 to $24.95 a month | From $15 a month, never metered |
| Extras you did not ask for | A crypto token (Venice); a face-recognition tool (NoFilterGPT, Jul 2026) | None |
Asked before you asked
Is an AI chatbot with no filter legal?
Yes. Removing a moderation layer is a product decision, not a legal one. What stays illegal stays illegal regardless of the tool: nokeep is for adults only, allows nothing involving minors, and allows nothing non-consensual involving real people. Within those limits, a frank medical, legal or fiction answer is simply an answer.
Does "no filter" mean it will say anything?
No. It means nothing is added between you and the model to block or soften replies. The model still has its own training, which shapes tone and judgement, and the legal limits still hold. What you lose is the deflection: the lecture instead of an answer, the scene that fades to black.
Is there a no-filter AI like ChatGPT that is free?
nokeep is the closest: a general assistant rather than a companion app, with 10 free messages a day, web search, attachments and standing instructions, and no moderation layer added. Duck.ai is also free and account-less but inherits its refusals from the vendor models. Venice AI moderates its free tier and charges $18 a month for uncensored use, per July and August 2026 reviews.
Can I get unlimited messages?
On a plan, yes. Plans start at $15 a month and chat on a plan is never metered. The free tier is 10 messages a day. The tools that advertise unlimited free messages pay for it with ads and queues, as SpicyChat does according to August 2026 reviews, or with older models, as Perchance does.
Does it work with no sign-up on Android?
Yes. nokeep is a website, so it runs in any modern browser on Android, iPhone or a computer, with no app, no store and no account. Your chats stay in that browser until you erase them, and nothing about them is kept on our servers.
Can it make pictures too?
Yes. The same composer makes images and 5-second clips under the same policy. Two images and a clip a day are free, while the day's free clips last. After that an image is 100 credits and a clip is 300, and $3 buys 3,000 credits that never expire.