Twenty-four hours. Clock starts when you enter. Full space — chat, images, voice, code.
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Talk
Meet
Talk to it. Chat, images, voice, and code in one thread that keeps the work. Hardware that is not a crowd.
Temperature
Present. Listening. No theatre. The room before the first token.
Temperature
First token live. The work is moving. You can see it think without a meter watching you back.
Temperature
The long hunt. Research that does not flinch. Stay in the thread until the artifact is real.
Work
Point Lucy at a question that does not fit a search box. It keeps context, files, and the last ugly draft in the same place.
Stills and voice on the same private iron. No per-image drip. The picture belongs to the conversation that asked for it.
Code, notes, and images stay attached. Come back tomorrow. The thread is still the thread.
Access
Twenty-four hours. Clock starts when you enter. Full space — chat, images, voice, code.
Take the dayOne subscription. No token meter. Cancel whenever. Paid time is honored.
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Inference runs on private hardware operated for Lucy. Prompts are not sold, not farmed out as training fuel, and not turned into an ad profile. The thread stays in Lucy’s space.
Yes. Chat, images, voice, and code share one persistent thread. Come back later — the work is still attached. Access is sold by time, not by tokens, so the thread does not evaporate because a meter ran out.
You do. A Stripe day pass or monthly is redeemed as an access code on the first browser that enters. That binding is the anti-sharing mechanism. Support lives at support@iamlucy.app.
Talk. Drop files. Keep the thread. Lucy holds context across chat, stills, voice, and code so you are not re-briefing a new window every morning.
Export the code. Keep the images. The conversation that made them stays inside Lucy. You are not renting a clipboard.