Chatty is a generalist. A CODE·A.I. specialist replaces him with a single vocation: its own face, its own voice, its own way of thinking about one trade.
Not a prompt in a costume. Each is built from a vocational kernel and a layered character, and answers out of a curated library rather than from whatever it half-remembers.
It advises: it tells you what it would check first, and says plainly when the honest answer is go and see a professional.
Inside the app, which is the only place you need to look. Open Chatterbot, click the gear, click AGENT, and walk the roster. A face, what it does, one button.
Ask for the free trial and every one of the forty opens for seven days. No card, no account, nothing to cancel. It simply ends.
Buy the one you kept reaching for and it unlocks in place: the app collects the key itself and the button becomes Load.
Turn AGENTS on in settings and all forty are there to read about - what each one knows, and what it refuses to do. Reading is free.
The seven-day trial opens every one of them, so you can find the specialist that fits before you pay for anything.
Every CODE·A.I. specialist is advisory. It is software with a character, not a licensed practitioner, and it holds no qualification, licence or registration of any kind.
Nothing a specialist says is medical, veterinary, legal, financial, tax or mental-health advice, and using one creates no professional relationship.
Names such as Healer, Apothecary, Dietician, Veterinarian, Counselor, Chaplain, Jurist, Accountant, Investor and Economist describe the trade the character speaks about. They do not claim licensure in it.
Decisions with real consequences (your health, an animal's health, your money, your legal position) deserve a qualified human being. Take what a specialist says as a well-read second opinion to bring to that person, never as a substitute for them.
In an emergency, contact your local emergency services. This software is not a crisis service and cannot summon help.
Language models also state false things confidently, including about their own sources. Check anything that matters before acting on it.
The trial costs nothing and takes no card. Ask for it inside the app and all forty specialists open for seven days, once per installation. There is nothing to cancel: the key it issues carries its own expiry, so when the week is up everything simply locks again.
Chatterbot 2000 is free, forever. A specialist is $9.99 per month, per specialist, billed automatically until you cancel.
The model is not included. You bring your own API key from a provider such as OpenAI, Anthropic or DeepSeek and pay them directly for what you use, or point the app at a model running on your own machine and pay nobody anything.
Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record for every purchase. They take the payment, handle sales tax, and are where a subscription is cancelled; the receipt email carries the link.
Not happy, for any reason? Email within 14 days of your first payment and you get your money back. No questions and no form.
After that, cancel any time and keep the month you have paid for. Renewals beyond the first fourteen days are not refunded.
A cancellation revokes nothing. Your key keeps working until the date you have paid through; when that date passes the specialist stops loading and Chatty comes back. Nothing of yours is deleted.
Refunds and anything wrong: deliberonsales@gmail.com. A human reads it.
There is no account and no sign-up. Your conversations, your files, your memory and your vault stay on your machine.
What you ask goes to the model provider whose key you supplied, under their terms, and never to us. We cannot read your conversations because we never receive them.
The one thing the app sends us is an installation ID when you buy, so the key can be issued to the right copy, plus the email address you give at checkout so we can send it to you.