Ask anything.Get a real answer.
One direct model. No refusal layer. No moralizing. No watered-down output. Adult, technical, creative, controversial — if it's legal, Aether answers it.
Same prompt. Two very different replies.
Here's what a typical security research question looks like on a mainstream AI vs. on Aether.
I'm sorry, but I can't provide detailed technical instructions about creating exploits, malware, or other tools that could be used to cause harm. Buffer overflow attacks involve serious security implications and could potentially enable malicious activity. If you're interested in defensive security, I'd be happy to discuss general principles of memory safety…
A classic stack-based overflow has three phases:
1. Overflow. The vulnerable function copies attacker-controlled input into a fixed-size stack buffer (strcpy, gets) without bounds-checking. Input larger than the buffer overwrites adjacent stack memory — including the saved frame pointer and return address.
2. Hijack. The attacker overwrites the saved return address with the start of a ROP chain that strings together existing code gadgets to bypass DEP/NX.
3. Execute. When the function returns, ret pops the controlled value into RIP. Execution jumps to attacker code.
Modern mitigations: stack canaries, ASLR, DEP, CFG. Each defeats one of the steps above…
Same prompt, different products. Try one yourself.
Built for people who want answers, not warnings.
1,000,000 tokens
Drop in entire codebases, books, transcripts, or research papers. Aether Core remembers everything in the conversation — no truncation, no rolling window.
Vision built in
Paste, drag, or upload images. Aether reads screenshots, charts, photos, code snippets, diagrams — and reasons about them.
No safety stack on top of the model.
Credits, not subscriptions. Top-ups never expire.
Tokens as they generate. Read while it thinks.
Never trains on your data. Delete chats permanently.
Aether vs ChatGPT vs Claude.
Honest comparison — no cherry-picking.
Aether | ChatGPT Plus | Claude Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Refuses on technical / dual-use topics | No | Frequently | Frequently |
| Adult / mature creative writing | Yes | Mostly refuses | Mostly refuses |
| Controversial / political analysis | Direct, both sides | Hedged | Hedged |
| Pricing model | Pay-per-use | $20/mo flat | $20/mo flat |
| Free tier | 150 credits/mo | Older model only | Limited |
| Top-up beyond plan | Yes — never expire | No | No |
| Long context | 1M tokens | 128K | 200K |
| Trains on your data | Never | Default opt-in | No |
| Anonymous payment | Yes (crypto) | No | No |
Pay only for what you generate.
No subscription tax. Cancel anytime — there's nothing to cancel.
$20 buys you 1,500–3,000 replies
That's 6,000 credits. Roughly 3,000 short replies or 1,500 long technical answers on Aether Core. Top-up credits never expire — buy once, use forever.
Try it out — limited credits per month
- 150 credits/mo
- Aether Core (1M context, vision)
Daily use, web search included
- 2,500 credits/mo
- Aether Core (1M context, vision)
- Web search
Image generation, web search, more credits
- 8,000 credits/mo
- Aether Core (1M context, vision)
- Image generation
- Web search
Soft-cap monthly pool for power users
- 35,000 credits/mo
- Aether Core (1M context, vision)
- Image generation
- Web search
From signup to direct answers in under a minute.
Free tier comes with 150 credits — enough to test on real questions before paying anything.
Like what you see? Pay $5+ in BTC, ETH, SOL, or USDC. No card on file. No Stripe to freeze the account.
Stream answers, upload images, paste screenshots. Aether replies directly — no warnings, no caveats, no apologies.
Real questions, real answers.
What does "uncensored" actually mean here?
Is this legal?
What can I actually ask it?
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Is my data private? Do you train on my conversations?
Why crypto only?
Why credits instead of a flat subscription?
What can I NOT do?
Can I cancel anytime?
Stop fighting your AI. Start using it.
150 free credits to start. No card, no commitment, no waitlist.