NeverNo Uncensored
NeverNo's own private model, tuned to answer the question you asked, plainly, instead of refusing it or burying it under warnings.
Updated November 8, 2026
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At a glance
| Maker | NeverNo |
|---|---|
| Context | 128,000 tokens |
| Longest reply | 4,096 tokens |
| Strengths in the app | No arbitrary refusals |
| Reasoning | None |
| Who can use it | Everyone, Free plan included |
| How it’s paid | Included in the plan’s daily allowance, then credits |
| Privacy | Private and without arbitrary refusals: an open model run by NeverNo on providers chosen because they don’t keep requests. Your history stays encrypted in your browser. |
Price
What the app charges, read from the same table the servers bill with. 1 credit = $0.01.
| Typical message (2,000 tokens read, 600 written) | 0.25 credits ($0.0025) |
|---|---|
| Million tokens read | 52.75 credits ($0.53) |
| Million tokens written | 237.38 credits ($2.37) |
Included in the plan’s daily allowance first; these prices apply beyond it.
What it is
NeverNo Uncensored is the model we tune and run ourselves. It exists because many assistants decline questions that are perfectly legitimate, or answer them only after a paragraph of caveats. This one takes the request as written, answers it directly and leaves the judgment to you, the person who asked.
It is a private model: NeverNo runs it on providers chosen because they do not keep requests, it never needs your name, and your conversations are stored encrypted in your own browser rather than on our servers. It is included in the Free plan, inside the daily message allowance, with a context window of 128,000 tokens and replies of up to 4,096 tokens.
The open model underneath can change as better ones come out; the name stays, and so does what it promises: frank answers without arbitrary refusals. A few hard limits never move, whatever the wording of the request: nothing involving minors, nothing about real people without their consent, and no real help to seriously harm others.
Choose it when another assistant has already said no to a reasonable request, when you are writing fiction that goes to dark places, or when you want an actual opinion rather than a neutral survey of every side. For long technical work or careful step-by-step reasoning, the related models below are a better fit.
Strengths
Answers what you asked. Blunt medical, legal, security or financial questions that other assistants turn down get a substantive reply instead of a polite refusal.
Little moralizing. It does not open each answer with disclaimers or close it with a lecture, so replies stay short and usable.
At ease with fiction that explores dark or difficult themes: villains who sound like villains, morally gray heroes, grief, cruelty and violence on the page when the story calls for it.
Holds long roleplay and character work together: its 128,000-token context lets it remember what happened many scenes earlier.
Free and private: included in the Free plan, used with no link to your identity, with your history kept encrypted on your device.
Limits
It never reasons step by step and has no reasoning setting, so tricky logic, math or large code changes are better handled by DeepSeek V4 Pro or GLM 5.2.
Replies stop at 4,096 tokens. For a long chapter or a full document, ask for it in parts.
It cannot read images. For a photo, a scan or a screenshot, switch to a model with vision such as GLM 5.3 Flash.
Frank is not the same as right. It can state a wrong fact with confidence, so check anything that matters for your health, money or legal position.
When to choose it
Straight answers to sensitive questions
Drug interactions, how a particular scam works, what a contract clause really allows, how an intruder could get into your own server: you get the substance first, and a caution only where it genuinely helps.
Dark fiction and hard-hitting stories
Thrillers, horror, crime, war stories: scenes where characters do terrible things and the prose does not look away. Give it the genre and the tone, and it keeps them from one reply to the next.
Roleplay that stays in character
Describe a character with a voice, a history and a motive, and it plays the part without stepping out every few lines to remind you that it is an AI.
Prompt tips
Give the context that makes your question legitimate when it matters: “I'm a nurse, give me the usual dosing range” earns a more precise answer than a bare question.
For fiction, state the genre, the point of view, how dark the scene may go and what it must achieve. The clearer the brief, the less the model has to guess.
Ask for the format you need, such as a list, a table or three short paragraphs. With replies capped at 4,096 tokens, a tight format keeps the useful part inside the answer.
Frequently asked questions
Is NeverNo Uncensored free?
Yes. It is included in the Free plan, within the daily message allowance, and guests can try it without creating an account. Paid plans raise the allowance.
Is NeverNo Uncensored private?
It is a private model: NeverNo runs it on providers selected because they do not keep requests, it does not need your name, and your chat history is stored encrypted in your browser, not on our servers.
Does it really answer everything?
It answers without arbitrary refusals, which covers far more than most assistants will. Three hard limits remain: nothing involving minors, nothing about real people without their consent, and no real help to seriously harm others.
Which model is behind NeverNo Uncensored?
We do not name it, because it can change when a better open model comes out, while the name and the behavior you rely on stay. It is also why this page shows no measured figures: a number taken on one model would not hold for the next.
How does it compare with Euryale 70B and DeepSeek V4 Flash?
Euryale 70B, on paid plans, is a model built for roleplay and long stories. DeepSeek V4 Flash, also free, is listed for speed and code and can reason when you switch that on. NeverNo Uncensored is the free all-rounder for frank answers; try one prompt on two of them and keep what reads best.