The free account — what you get before a plan

Signing up is free: Google or an email link on the homepage, no install, no card, about thirty seconds. You get an account and a clone with its own name. What you do not get for free is a working assistant — and this page says so plainly, so you do not find out at the plan gate.

What is free

• An account and a clone identity, recoverable on any device through your email.
• A locked live preview of a real desktop in the app, so you can see what a plan buys before you pay.
• A recorded run to watch — an agent sourcing suppliers on its own desktop — and eighteen jobs with the exact prompt to pick from. Picking one saves it, and it is waiting in the chat once your clone has a machine.
• The documentation, and the honest limits in llms.txt.

What needs a plan

Chatting with your clone and handing it tasks. The clone works on a dedicated cloud computer — a real desktop with its own browser and its own email address — not in a text box, and that machine has to exist. Plans start at $19/month with AI credits included; see Pricing. The first message you type without a plan opens the plan chooser instead of answering; your message is kept.

Why chat is not free

Every turn costs real inference money. An account that any email address can create in thirty seconds cannot also carry unlimited free model calls without turning into a free proxy for other people's workloads — which would be paid for by the customers whose machines the credits are meant for. So the free account is honest about being a front door, not a trial assistant.

Signing in across devices

Your session is a cookie on the device you signed up on. Sign in with the same Google account or email link on another device and you land on the same clone, the same machine, and everything on it.

Next

Getting started with a cloud clone covers the ten minutes from choosing a plan to watching your clone work — and taking over the keyboard when you want to.