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GhostGPT

Uncensored AI chat — no phone, no card, sign in your way

Send your first message — 1 day free, no card needed

Files, images and voice — after sign-in

Sign in by email with a password, with Google or with Telegram.

Uncensored AI chat, no phone and no card

GhostGPT is an uncensored AI chat: no filters, no corporate refusals — ask anything and get a straight answer. No phone number, no card on file. Signing up is the ordinary kind: an address and a password — or Google or Telegram, if that suits you better. No name and no phone number are ever asked for. Open the page, sign in, start writing — no SMS codes in between.

The first day is free; after that access is extended by a one-off payment — crypto, Visa/Mastercard or SBP here, plus Telegram Stars and any card through Tribute inside Telegram. Nothing is charged automatically: when the period ends the service simply stops answering until you extend it yourself.

How to start

  1. Create your access. An address and a password twice — ordinary registration. A code arrives once, to prove the address is yours. Google and Telegram work too, and then no password is needed at all.
  2. Start the chat. The model streams its answer word by word, with no queue.
  3. Extend when needed. Plans for 30, 90 and 365 days, from $9. Crypto, card or SBP, one payment.

What it does

  • Files and documents. PDF, DOCX, XLSX, plain text and code — drop them in and ask about the contents.
  • Images. A vision model: screenshots, photos, diagrams, tables inside a picture.
  • Voice. Dictate, get a transcript, discuss it. Speech recognition is built in.
  • Long context. Keeps a long conversation whole instead of losing its beginning halfway.
  • Code. Writes, explains, finds the bug, rewrites into another language.
  • Translation and text. Between languages, shortening, rewriting, reading a contract.
  • API. An OpenAI-compatible endpoint at https://api.ghostgpt.io/v1 — the official client library works as is, you only change the base URL and the key. Documentation.

Privacy

There is no link between a conversation and a person: the service knows neither your phone number nor your name. If you sign in by email or with Google, the address is stored encrypted and only the operator sees it — for support and sorting out payments; with Telegram the operator likewise sees your Telegram id and handle (the handle is stored encrypted). Conversations stay in your browser; the server keeps no copy. Your IP address and country are used only to prevent abuse and are never linked to your conversations. What each way in leaves behind, and who else learns of it, is in the privacy policy.

Contact

Questions, bugs, ideas — write to the developer directly:

We answer in English and Russian. If something broke, tell us what you did and what you saw — that makes it a much shorter conversation.

Tor mirror

The same service is available as a Tor onion service — no exit to the ordinary internet, no DNS:

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The address opens only in Tor Browser; an ordinary browser will not follow it. No certificate is needed there and none exists: encryption and the authenticity of the address come from the Tor network itself, and the first eight letters are not a coincidence — they were mined.

FAQ

Do I need a phone number?

No. An address and a password are enough — or Google or Telegram, if that suits you better. What the service keeps for each way in, and who else learns of the sign-in, is in the privacy policy.

Is it free?

The first day is, with no payment and no card. After that access is extended by a one-off payment, from $9 for 30 days. Just type your first message to start.

How do I pay?

In cryptocurrency — Bitcoin, USDT and other coins through a payment gateway. By Visa or Mastercard through Stripe (it does not take Russian cards). From Russia you can also pay via SBP in roubles: 890 ₽ for 30 days, 2190 ₽ for 90 and 6990 ₽ for 365 — the gateway fee is on us. Inside the Telegram mini app there are also Telegram Stars and card payments through Tribute, which takes Russian cards too. Every payment is one-off, nothing renews automatically.

Are my conversations stored on the server?

No. Messages and attachments live in your browser; you can export them from the chat settings. The one exception is a conversation you share by link yourself: its copy is kept on the server for 180 days so that the link opens.

Is there an API?

Yes, OpenAI-compatible: https://api.ghostgpt.io/v1. The key and the API plans are on this page; the API is paid separately from the chat. The key works with the usual OpenAI libraries — only the base URL changes.

Which files does it read?

PDF, DOCX, XLSX, plain text and code, images, and audio for transcription.

What if I forget the password, or lose access to my mailbox?

A forgotten password is changed on the spot: "Forgotten your password?" on the sign-in screen, the new one twice, and the code from the letter — the account and its paid days stay exactly as they were. If the mailbox itself is gone and Google or Telegram is attached, sign in with those. With none of them left, write to support: access can only be returned where there is something to prove the account is yours.

How many messages a day?

Paid access gives 300 messages a day (50 on the cheaper regional plans). The free first day gives 30 messages, and after it, without payment, a soft mode of 3 a day remains.

What data do you collect?

No phone number and no name. If you sign in by email or with Google, the address is stored encrypted and only the operator sees it — for support and sorting out payments; with Telegram the operator likewise sees your Telegram id and handle (the handle is stored encrypted). Conversations stay in your browser; messages are sent to the server only to generate the reply and are neither stored nor logged. To prevent mass trial-farming and for aggregate analytics, your IP address and the country derived from it are processed: never linked to your conversations, and deleted when you erase your account. If you arrived through an ad link, we keep its campaign tag — a gg_campaign cookie and a localStorage entry in your browser for 30 days, and the tag itself next to your account on the server, together with an anonymous visit counter. It only tells us which ad worked; it is never tied to what you write. The sign-in pages carry the Meta advertising pixel: it tells Meta about the visit and about starting a trial. Failure texts from the service and the browser (the message and the place in the code) go to an external error-diagnostics service with IP addresses, tokens, keys and account identifiers removed; conversations are never sent there. See the privacy policy.

Will I know when my access is ending?

If you signed in through Telegram, the bot confirms your payment and reminds you a few days before access ends. Nothing renews automatically — access simply pauses until you extend it.