Questions people ask
The honest answers, including the ones that are not flattering.
Is it free?
Yes, entirely, with no account and no trial. There is a limit on how quickly questions can be asked, which exists to keep costs survivable rather than to sell you anything.
How do I know the answers are really from the source?
Every grounded answer names the book it came from. The system retrieves passages first and composes only from them; it draws nothing from the open internet. When retrieval finds nothing relevant, it declines instead of answering.
Does it ever get things wrong?
Yes. Retrieval can surface a passage that is close but not quite right, and the same question can return slightly different wording on different days. Treat an answer as a starting point for your own reflection, not as a ruling.
What happens to what I type?
Your question, plus up to your last few exchanges for context, is sent to be answered and is not stored on our servers. There is no account, no email, no name. Your conversation lives in your browser until you clear it.
Does Hindi work as well as English?
Both languages are fully indexed and both work. The interface, the answers and the citations all follow whichever language you choose, and screens never mix the two.
Why doesn't the microphone work on my phone?
Voice input uses the browser's own speech recognition: reliable in Chrome and Edge, workable in desktop Safari, off by default in Firefox, and blocked entirely on iPhone once the site is installed to the home screen. Typing always works. Read-aloud works nearly everywhere.
Why was the first answer so slow?
The service sleeps when nobody is asking. The first question after a quiet spell wakes it, which can take up to a minute; everything after that is quick. You will see a note while it wakes.