No account, no message cap, nothing tied to your name
A category filter blocks a site because of what it is, not because of a login screen, so no chat tool removes that kind of block on its own. What NotTrack removes is a different friction: there is no account to create, no daily message limit, and nothing that ties a chat to your name, in 46 languages.
When a service is unreachable because a network filter has classified it, nothing about how the service itself works changes that. When the barrier is a sign-up form you cannot complete on a shared or managed device, that is a different problem, and this is what NotTrack removes.
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What no account actually removes
Many chat tools ask for an email address, a phone number, or a login before you can type a first message; on a work device, that step alone can be the thing you cannot get past. NotTrack has none of it: open it and start typing. There is no daily message limit either, so a long session is not cut off partway through.
What it keeps, and for how long
NotTrack needs no account and asks for no profile, so nothing ties a chat to your name. Within a conversation the free chat remembers roughly the last 5,000 tokens; your chats stay in this browser's recent-chats list for 30 days and are then deleted. That is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature: no profile builds up on a server, but the chat will not recall what you told it in an earlier conversation either.
What a category block still does
None of this changes what a network filter decides. A filter matches destinations against category lists bought from a vendor, and the decision is made on the category, not on whether the site behind it asks for a login. If the category itself is blocked, NotTrack loads the same way any other site in that category would: not at all, and nothing on its side can change that.
The free chat and what paid removes
The free chat shows promotions. Plus, at $14 a month or $140 a year, removes them and also raises what the chat remembers within a session from 5,000 to 40,000 tokens, along with more photos a day and more replies read aloud; Pro is $49 a month. None of the tiers add a saved history across sessions, since the stateless design applies regardless of plan.
For developers: a separate API
A separate API at api.notrack.ai is OpenAI-compatible, so switching to it is a matter of changing the base URL and the key rather than rewriting integration code. It runs on its own hardware, keeps no logs, and applies no system prompt or topic filter. It is prepaid, at $0.25 per 1M input tokens and $1.00 per 1M output tokens, with $1 of free credit on a new key for 7 days and a 64K context window.