Free AI chat that is actually free
Most "free" AI chat apps are demos: a handful of messages, then a paywall. Nectar takes a different deal. The chat is free and stays free - it is supported by small, clearly labeled sponsored cards instead of your wallet.
You get a fast, modern AI model with real tools: it writes and runs code, plots graphs, reads the files you upload, and explains a photographed problem step by step. Sign in with Google and start - there is no card form anywhere in the product.
Start chatting freeWhat you can do with it
Ask questions in plain language and get clear, structured answers. Draft and edit essays, emails, and summaries. Paste code and get it debugged, or describe a program and have it written and executed. Upload a PDF, spreadsheet, or photo and ask about its contents. Snap a picture of a math problem and get the worked solution with the reasoning shown.
Chats are saved to your account, organized into projects, and searchable. You can share a conversation with a link, and anyone you share it with can fork it and keep asking their own questions.
How it can be free
Nectar shows an occasional sponsored card inside the conversation, the way a free news site shows an ad next to an article. The cards are clearly labeled, never pretend to be answers, and never interrupt you. That revenue pays for the AI compute, so there is no message cap that matters and no premium tier hiding the good model.
Your conversations are private to your account. We do not sell your data - the privacy policy says so in plain words.
Common questions
Is Nectar really free?
Yes. There is no subscription, no trial period, and no credit card field anywhere. Nectar is supported by small, clearly labeled sponsored cards shown alongside answers.
Do I need an account?
You can open the app and look around without one. To send messages you sign in with Google - that keeps your chats saved and synced.
Is there a message limit?
There is no practical cap for normal use. Fair-use limits exist only to stop automated abuse.
Can it run code and read files?
Yes. Nectar executes Python, plots graphs, and reads uploaded files including PDFs, spreadsheets, and images.