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Free AI assistant

A free AI assistant you can use before deciding anything

Mina is free to use today. There is no card to enter, no trial countdown and no download. You can begin a conversation as a guest, and create a free account only when you want Mina to remember things between visits.

Talk to Mina

No account needed to begin.

What you can do without paying

Full conversations

Talk or type as much as you like about plans, ideas, questions, cooking, studying or how the day is going.

Voice as well as text

Voice conversation is part of the free experience, not held back behind an upgrade.

Tasks, goals and memories

With a free account, Mina keeps the tasks, goals and memories you ask her to save, plus your past conversations.

Nothing to cancel

Guest mode stores nothing beyond your session, so you can try Mina and simply close the tab.

How Mina works

  1. 1

    Open the short welcome flow and tell Mina your name — no email required.

  2. 2

    Start talking. Guest conversations work immediately.

  3. 3

    Create a free account when you want your tasks, goals, memories and history kept.

Questions people ask

Is Mina really free?
Yes, Mina is free to use as it stands today. If that ever changes, it will be stated clearly rather than hidden in a renewal.
Do I have to give my email address?
Not to try Mina. An email and password are only needed for an account, which is what makes saving possible.
What is the difference between guest mode and an account?
Guest mode is a conversation that lives in your browser session. An account adds saved tasks, goals, memories and conversation history you can return to.
Are there ads?
Yes, Mina shows some advertising, which helps keep the assistant free to use. Ads are placed so they do not cover the chat input, microphone or navigation.
What happens to my guest conversation if I sign up later?
Signing up starts your saved workspace. Guest conversations are not stored, so anything you want to keep is worth repeating to Mina once you are signed in.

Try it before you commit to anything

The quickest way to judge an assistant is to use it. Two questions and you are in a conversation.