Before you start.

U7A is a simple AI for knowledge. Chat is for whatever you are curious about. Discover is a library of bite-sized topics, updated daily, that helps you find things worth exploring and take them into Chat. Smart Editor and Documents keep what you learn. It works on the web and on your phone, and it’s free to start.

Yes. You can start free with no credit card. Open Chat or Discover and begin right away.

Because knowledge doesn’t need a control panel. Open it, ask or browse, and read. There is nothing to set up, and it works the same on your phone as on the web. Research on learning finds that cutting out the extras helps people learn, and that is the idea U7A is built around.

No, on purpose. Agents are built to act for you: browsing, clicking and filling in forms. U7A doesn’t do any of that. It is a conversation with the world’s knowledge, and you stay in charge.

They are brilliant general assistants, and their study modes are good too. The difference is the job. U7A is for learning and discovering, so you get a chat to talk things through, fresh topics to browse when you don’t know what to ask, and Smart Editor and Documents that keep what you learn in the cloud. Many people use both: an assistant for getting things done and U7A for knowing things.

Yes. Use it on the web or on your phone, with the same simple experience on both. Pull it up wherever you are.

Absolutely. It works as a standalone learning tool, or you can keep it beside your other assistants and productivity tools. It's built to be simple to pull up, so it fits around the way you already work.

Chat is for whatever you are curious about: ask a question, or keep going on something you found. Discover helps you find things worth exploring, with bite-sized topics updated daily. When a topic grabs you, take it into Chat.

Almost anything. Everyday topics like money, careers and clear thinking, the subjects you would study at university (law, psychology, physics, economics, history, philosophy and more), and the big questions. Search for something specific, or browse by category. If you can wonder about it, you can start there.

Because curiosity helps you remember. In lab tests, people who were curious remembered more, including unrelated things, a day later. So a minute on something you just found interesting can help the rest stick too, and it’s a nicer minute than another scroll.

Yes. Write in Smart Editor and what you save lives in Documents in the cloud, so it is there on the web and on your phone.