Alternative
A JanitorAI alternative that can’t tighten the rules
nokeep has no moderation layer to update: no filter over the model, no bot review, and no stored chats to police after the fact. Paste your character card into the first message and write — no account, nothing kept, 10 free messages a day.
The honest difference first: JanitorAI is a bot community — thousands of cards, creators, comments — and nokeep is not. There is no hosting here and nothing to browse. nokeep is the other half of the stack done properly: a private, unfiltered chat window you bring your character to.
What sends people here is the pattern every bot site eventually follows: terms tighten, bot review arrives, the model starts second-guessing itself mid-reply. That drift needs two ingredients — a moderation layer and stored content — and nokeep has neither. Chats live in your tab, not on a server, so there is nothing to review, flag, or quietly delete later.
The models are chosen for the same audience: uncensored weights that hold a persona and do not moralise at the turn you actually cared about. If you want to compare what runs underneath anywhere, the same team ranks the unmoderated field at modelgrep’s uncensored board.
Asked before you asked
Can I bring my JanitorAI bots over?
Yes, by hand: paste the persona or character card text into your first message and the model takes it from there. There is no bot hosting or import button — nokeep stores nothing, which is also why nothing you write here can be moderated after the fact.
Will nokeep tighten its rules the way JanitorAI did?
There is no moderation layer to tighten. nokeep’s design is an absence — no filter added between you and the model, no bot review, no stored content to police. A policy change cannot take away a layer that was never built.
Is it actually private?
Conversations live in your browser tab and are never written to disk on the server. There is no account, so there is nothing for a chat to attach to — no history page, no server-side log, nothing to leak or subpoena.
What does it cost?
10 messages a day are free, no card. Beyond that, $5 of credits that never expire, or $15 a month with everything included. Paying issues a claim key rather than an account, so even payment never identifies you.