NOLO
Honest comparison

NOLO next to the other private ones.

Not against the giants that read everything, against the assistants that also take privacy seriously: DuckDuckGo's Duck.ai, Brave Leo, Venice, Proton Lumo and Mistral's Le Chat. What each one does on privacy, what it actually lets you get done, and what it costs.

Privacy & features

Where each one stands.

Based on each company's own public documentation as of June 2026. Their terms can change, so check the source if a detail matters to you.

NOLO Duck.ai Brave Leo Venice Proton Lumo Le Chat
No account or email Yes Yes Yes Noemail Noaccount Noaccount
History stays on your device Yes Yes Yes Yes Serverencrypted Server
Your raw IP never reaches the model Yes Yes Yes Partial Yes Partial
Tells you which model answers Yesopen-weights Yes Yes Yes Partial Partial
Real-time web search Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Image generation Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Voice input Yes Yes Partial Partial No Yes
Full interface in 30 languages Yes Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial
Long context (up to ~1M tokens) YesPro Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies
Android app YesGoogle Play Yes Yesbrowser Yes Yes Yes
Free tier Yes€0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Legend: Yes = supported · Partial / Varies = limited or conditional · No = not offered. Sources: Duck.ai, Brave Leo, Venice, Proton Lumo, Le Chat.

The honest read: several of these are genuinely good, and we're not here to pretend otherwise. Duck.ai and Brave Leo are excellent if you live in their browser or want a quick anonymous question. Proton Lumo encrypts your history on its servers. And to be straight about our side: NOLO does not run frontier models. ChatGPT and Claude are smarter in a raw head-to-head, and if that is what you need, use them. What's specific to NOLO is the combination: no account at all, history that never leaves your device by default, open-weights models we'll name, and the full toolset (search, files, images, voice, live data, exports) in one private workspace, in 30 languages.

Good models. No account. Honest about both.

Try it and see where it lands for your own work.