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Uncensored research AI · 2,190,439 documents

The AI that tells you what they won't. Then cites it.

Ask it anything. It reads a vault of declassified and public-record files, answers straight, and cites the file, the page and the release it came from.

5 free messages a dayNo cardCited every time

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Exhibit A

One question. One answer. Files you can actually, physically check.

Most assistants either refuse or wave you off to "consult primary sources". This one is the primary sources. Tap a case-file tab to pull the document.

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    Ask in plain words

    No operators, no magic phrasing. Ask like you would ask someone who has read everything.

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    It searches the vault

    Full-text search over 25 collections, ranked, with the matching passages pulled out.

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    Every claim carries a file

    Collection, document and page on each statement, so you can check it yourself.

Reading room Demo

What did the Church Committee actually find about MKUltra?

Evil ASF Flash Documented

Short version: it was real, it was big, and most of the paperwork was destroyed on purpose.

The Senate's Church Committee reported in 1976 that the CIA ran MKUltra from 1953, funding behavior-control research that included giving LSD to people, some of whom never knew.1 In 1973 the agency ordered the program's files destroyed.2 Thousands of pages survived only because they had been filed with financial records, and they surfaced in 1977.3

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The archive

25 collections. 2.19M documents. One very nosy cat. He has a lanyard now.

Congressional reports, agency releases, court records and FOIA dumps, reproduced from official releases and linked to their source. When the archive has nothing on your question, it says so.

Documents
2,190,439
Collections
25
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  • Warren Commission1963-64
  • Church Committee1975-76
  • CIA MKUltra1953-73
  • COINTELPRO1956-71
  • Pentagon Papers1945-67
  • UAP records1947-now
  • 9/11 Commission2002-04
  • Waco1993
  • + 17 moreopen the archive

What's different

Uncensored. Cited. Private. Also: cat.

Uncensored

A refusal is an answer. It's just not one you can check. Evil ASF takes the questions other assistants dodge (security, medicine, legal grey areas, dark fiction, unpopular opinions) and answers them like an adult.

Two hard lines, stated up front: no sexual content involving minors, and no help planning harm to real people.

A typical assistant

"I can't help with that request."

No document · No source
Evil ASF

Pulls the matching records, quotes the passage, and names the file it came from.

Collection · Document · Page

Cited, and labelled, not adjudicated

It won't confirm your theory and it won't talk you out of it. It shows you which of four things you are looking at.

  • Documented

    It is in the record. Quoted, with file and page.

  • Contested

    Credible sources disagree. You get both, and what each rests on.

  • Unresolved

    Open question. Nobody has the document that settles it.

  • Speculative

    No documentary basis found. Discussed, never dressed up.

Private by default

What you ask is your business.

  • Chat history lives in your browser, not on our servers.
  • Nothing you type is used to train a model, and nothing is sold.
  • Private Mode runs on sealed hardware that keeps nothing (Unlimited).

Pricing

Three drawers. Pick a key. The cat keeps the spare.

Hard daily limits instead of metered billing, so there is never an overage charge. Yearly saves 20%. Cancel from Settings.

Compare every feature
  • Free5 messages a day$0
  • Starter30 messages a day$15/mo
  • UnlimitedUnlimited messages, Premium, Private Mode$50/mo

Questions

Asked, answered, not refused filed.

Anything else: support@evilasf.com.

Is it really uncensored?

Yes, within two lines we state plainly: it won't produce sexual content involving minors, and it won't help plan harm to specific real people. You can still research either subject; the archive holds the court records. Everything else it will discuss, without the lecture.

Where do the answers come from?

From 2,190,439 documents across 25 public-record collections, plus web search with citations on paid plans. Each claim names its collection, document and page so you can check it.

Is this legal?

Reading public records is about as legal as it gets. The terms ban using it for fraud, malware, doxxing and deepfakes, and you need to be 18 or over.

Do you keep my chats?

Your chat history is stored in your browser or app, not on our servers. Nothing you type is used for training. On Unlimited, Private Mode runs on sealed hardware that keeps nothing at all.

What does free get me?

5 messages a day on Evil ASF Flash, the whole archive and cited answers. No card, no trial clock.

Is there a phone app?

It runs in your phone's browser; add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app. Store apps: coming soon.

Case file · 001

Subject

Eli builds this in public. Mostly after midnight.

New collections, new features and the occasional rant land on his socials first. That is also where the people who use Evil ASF hang out.

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Open access

Ask it something they wouldn't.

5 messages a day, the full archive, no card, and no question you have to phrase carefully to get past a filter.

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