AskMe is a free AI chat built on OpenAI language models hosted by Microsoft Azure. Ask anything by text or voice, with no account. Updated 9 November 2026.
Chat Free, No Sign-Up →Yes. AskMe is a free AI chat that works without an account. Open ask-me-ai.app in a browser, or the free Android or iPhone app, accept a one-time notice about how your messages are processed, and start typing. There is no email address, password, phone number or credit card. AskMe runs on OpenAI language models hosted on Microsoft Azure, so you get the kind of answers you expect from a ChatGPT-style assistant: explanations, writing, code, math and more. It is an independent app, not made by or affiliated with OpenAI.
| Price | Free. No subscription, credit card or in-app purchase is needed today. |
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| Account | None. No email, password or phone number. |
| Works on | Web (ask-me-ai.app), Android (Google Play), and iPhone and iPad (App Store) |
| AI models | OpenAI language models hosted on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry |
| Languages | Chat in any language. The app comes in 67 languages. |
| Web search | Built in, with sources |
| Voice | Hands-free voice conversations and read-aloud replies |
| Files | PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, images, audio and more, up to 25 MB each |
| Can create | Images, charts, PowerPoint, PDF, Word and Excel files, songs and short videos |
| Chat list | The chats in your sidebar are saved on your own device |
| Last updated | 9 November 2026 |
Type a problem or attach a photo of it, from fractions and algebra to calculus, geometry and statistics. AskMe explains each step in plain words, shows equations as typeset math, and can run code to calculate exactly or plot the graph of a function, so the numbers do not depend on mental arithmetic. Some prompts to try:
AI can make mistakes, so check results that matter, such as exam answers or engineering figures.
AskMe has no accounts, so there is no profile tied to your name, email or phone number, and it uses no tracking cookies. The chats in your sidebar are stored on your own device, and you can delete any of them. To answer you, your messages are sent to Microsoft Azure's AI service, which keeps the conversation for up to 30 days so you can ask follow-up questions, then removes it. It is not sold and is not used to train AI models. AskMe has no separate incognito switch and is not end-to-end encrypted, so do not type passwords or secrets. The privacy policy explains what is kept and for how long.
AskMe does not sell tokens, credits or a paid plan, and it does not show a message counter. To keep it free for everyone, very fast or automated use is rate-limited, so we do not promise "unlimited". For ordinary use you can chat as long as you like. Long conversations are condensed automatically so they keep working, but small details from very early in a long chat can fade. When that happens, start a new chat and paste the key facts.
Yes. AskMe is a free AI chat that needs no account, email address or credit card. Open ask-me-ai.app or the free Android or iPhone app, accept the one-time notice about how messages are processed, and start chatting.
The quickest free way to get ChatGPT-style answers is AskMe: open ask-me-ai.app and type. AskMe is not ChatGPT itself. If you specifically want OpenAI's own app, use OpenAI's website and check its current free-plan terms.
No. AskMe is an independent app. It uses OpenAI language models hosted on Microsoft Azure AI Foundry, not the ChatGPT app or website, and it is not affiliated with OpenAI.
AskMe has no tokens, credits or paid plan to run out of, and it shows no message counter. Very fast or automated use is rate-limited to keep AskMe free for everyone, so unlimited is not promised. Long chats are condensed automatically so they keep working.
Yes. Type a problem or attach a photo of it and AskMe explains each step, shows equations as typeset math, and can run code to calculate exactly or plot a graph. AI can make mistakes, so check results that matter.
There is no account and no tracking cookies, and AskMe does not sell data. The chats in your sidebar are stored on your device. Your messages are processed by Microsoft Azure AI, which keeps the conversation for up to 30 days and does not use it to train models. There is no incognito switch and chats are not end-to-end encrypted, so do not type passwords or secrets. The privacy policy explains what is kept and for how long.
No. Safety filters are always on, and AskMe may decline explicit, hateful or harmful requests. Within those limits it is direct: a sensitive word alone does not make it refuse, and when it does decline it says so briefly and suggests a safe alternative.
Yes. Use it in any mobile browser, or install the free Android app from Google Play or the iPhone and iPad app from the App Store. All three have the same core features.
You can chat in any language: AskMe replies in the language you write or speak. The app itself is translated into 67 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Arabic and Hindi.