Coralflavor

Coralflavor is a privacy conscious, uncensored AI chatbot powered by a 300B parameter model. It answers prompts without refusal training, adds web search, image generation (with character consistency on Pro+) and file uploads on paid tiers, and lets users auto burn chat history.

Coralflavor is a web based AI chatbot built around one promise: prompts get answered instead of declined. The site describes it as a private, unfiltered assistant that does not censor politically sensitive, socially unorthodox, controversial or taboo topics, and that runs without the refusal training applied to most consumer models. Under the hood it is a 300 billion parameter uncensored model, which the company positions as broadly comparable to Claude and ChatGPT on ordinary prompts while removing the guardrails those products enforce. Coralflavor also frames itself against lesser restricted rivals, arguing that Grok is not truly uncensored and that Venice AI's 24B model is far smaller than its own. The product covers more than text. Paid tiers add live web search with source citations, unfiltered image generation from text prompts, text extraction from uploaded images and PDFs, and character consistency so a generated figure keeps the same look across images. Users sign in with Google and pick a history policy: save by default, or burn by default so chats are never written to storage. Automatic chat burning and prompt anonymisation from model providers round out the privacy story, though chats kept in save mode live in the database until deleted. Access is split by plan. The free tier includes a small stock of chat credits plus 10 bonus credits for new signups and for referrals that convert. Pro at $9 per month unlocks unlimited conversations, web search, file uploads and 30 image generations. Pro+ at $49 per month raises images to 200 with character consistency. There is also an API dashboard for developers who want to build on the model directly. The intended users are writers, researchers, artists and curious general users who want fewer refusals, not a companion app. Coralflavor explicitly says it is a general, freedom first tool rather than an AI girlfriend product. That puts it in the same buying conversation as Venice AI and uncensored open model hosts, with the strongest pitch being parameter count and a privacy posture you can switch on yourself. The site itself labels responses as suitable for entertainment and hypothetical research only.