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Everything Vresk does, and how to ask for it
Vresk is one chat with a shelf of open models underneath it. You ask for something; you get back an answer, a working widget, or a designed deck — and the model that made it is named on it. These pages cover all of that, plus what Vresk remembers between conversations.
Start here
What Vresk is, and how to get a useful answer out of it in a minute.
What you get back
Answers, live widgets, decks — and the search, research and image work that feeds them.
- AnswersHow replies stream, what the 'Answered by' label means, and how to follow up well.
- Live widgetsWorking, interactive things the model builds — calculators, charts, timelines — running in the panel beside your chat.
- Decks and documentsAsk for a presentation and get one designed for you, slide by slide, ready to export — in your own words on the larger models, with Design under the + button on the free ones.
- Web searchWhen Vresk looks things up on its own, how to ask for a search in your own words, and what the citation chips mean.
- Deep researchA few minutes of real work, started from your message, ending in a report that cites its sources.
- Images and filesGenerating and editing pictures, attaching files, and which engines can actually see them.
Working in Vresk
The parts that persist: engines, your context, and everything the model built.
- Choosing an engineThe shelf, picking a model, what the origin badges mean, and when it is worth switching.
- Compare enginesRun one ask across up to three engines side by side, then keep the one that earned it.
- MemoryWhat Vresk remembers about you, how it is used, and how to switch it off or make it forget.
- Conversations and sharingOrganize chats into folders, search your history, share a frozen snapshot, and know what deleting removes.
- Artifacts and exportEditing what the model built, moving between versions, and getting it out as a file.
Power features
Optional machinery for people who want more than a chat.
Account & billing
Signing in, what the free floor promises, and where the money goes.
- Your accountGuest sessions, creating an account without losing anything, sign-in options, and the 18+ confirmation.
- LimitsThe daily allowances, which limits refuse and which degrade, and the promise that none of them shrink silently.
- Plus and billingWhat Plus costs, what the free floor gives you, and where your plan lives.
Reference
Data handling, help, and the record of every promise we've changed.
- Your dataWhat is stored, what is never used to train a model, and how to delete it.
- When something goes wrongStopped answers, long builds, wrong answers, declined messages, and how to get unstuck.
- Getting helpHow to reach a human, report content, and check whether the problem is on our side.
- ChangelogEvery allowance and promise, dated — limit reductions appear here before they take effect.
Recipes
Worked asks you can copy — each one a real prompt shape that produces a finished thing.
- All recipesFive worked asks, from a board deck to a cited research report — copy the shape, swap in your facts.
- A board deck from your numbersTurn quarterly figures into a designed deck the model lays out itself.
- A calculator you can hand someoneA working what-if tool built around your real numbers, running beside the chat.
- Research that ends in a documentA sourced report on a real question — then the same words, designed.
- Audition engines, keep oneRun one ask across three engines, read them side by side, and pin the winner.
- From a picture to a slideGenerate an image, refine a region of it, and place it into a deck slot.