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OmniSide

OmniSide: free AI sidebar with 800 daily credits for personal use

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The offer

Use OmniSide Free for AI chat, writing, translation and OCR with 800 credits per day on its general models; advanced-model access is reserved for paid plans. The official Chrome listing is available in India, and current signup offers email, social login or an anonymous ID rather than guaranteeing account-free access. The licence is personal and non-commercial, and terms allow content use for model and service improvement; this is not a free ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini subscription.

Who can claim it

  • Personal, non-commercial use only under the current terms.
  • Adults, or minors with guardian consent and supervision.
  • India Chrome storefront availability verified; official terms show no India exclusion.

How to claim it

  1. Open the official OmniSide sign-in page.
  2. Choose email, a supported social login or Log in with Anonymous ID.
  3. Use the Free plan and its general models within the 800-credit daily allowance.
  4. For the browser sidebar, follow Add to Chrome on the official site and install the extension.

Good to know

Free is listed at US$0 with 800 credits per day, not a timed advanced-model trial. Extra credits and advanced models require optional paid purchases; subscriptions can be cancelled through the end of the current cycle.

Free supports three logged-in devices and limited trials of some features. Credits are not a guaranteed message count. No separate model subscription is included. Terms prohibit commercial output use without permission and grant a worldwide perpetual content licence for model and service optimization; avoid sensitive uploads.

Source: the official offer page, omniside.ai/en/sign-in

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