How nokeep compares with other AI chats

The short version

Against the private-first chats (Duck.ai, Brave Leo, Proton Lumo, Venice and notrack.ai), the differences are where your chats end up, how much is free, and whether you can also make pictures and video. Against the big assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Meta AI, Grok, DeepSeek and Perplexity), the difference is the account: they keep your history with an account; nokeep has no account to keep it with.

Private-first chats

Duck.ai: no account and chats on your device, but no published free limit and no video or characters. nokeep gives a clear daily allowance and adds images, video and characters.

Brave Leo: no account and no logs, but it only works inside the Brave browser. nokeep works in any browser and makes images and video too.

Proton Lumo: guest chats are limited and saved history needs a Proton account. nokeep never needs an account, on any plan.

Venice: without an account Venice collects your IP address, and its free tier is 10 text prompts a day. nokeep never stores your IP address and gives more free every day.

notrack.ai: its privacy policy says it keeps your conversations on its servers for 30 days. nokeep keeps no server copy of your chats at all.

The big assistants

ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot and Meta AI offer some guest use, but your history, memory and settings live in an account, and consumer chats can be used for training unless you opt out. Claude needs an account and trains on chats only if you allow it. Grok, DeepSeek and Perplexity each handle data differently by product and region.

nokeep has no account at all. Chats stay in your browser, your IP address is never stored, every request is encrypted in transit, our AI providers keep nothing, and nothing is used for training.