# Vresk > One chat, many open models. Get answers, working widgets and designed decks — and see which model wrote every reply. ## Start here - [Getting started](https://vresk.ai/docs/getting-started): Open a conversation, ask for something real, and understand what you are looking at. ## What you get back - [Answers](https://vresk.ai/docs/answers): How replies stream, what the 'Answered by' label means, and how to follow up well. - [Live widgets](https://vresk.ai/docs/widgets): Working, interactive things the model builds — calculators, charts, timelines — running in the panel beside your chat. - [Decks and documents](https://vresk.ai/docs/decks): Ask 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 search](https://vresk.ai/docs/web-search): When Vresk looks things up on its own, how to ask for a search in your own words, and what the citation chips mean. - [Deep research](https://vresk.ai/docs/research): A few minutes of real work, started from your message, ending in a report that cites its sources. - [Images and files](https://vresk.ai/docs/images): Generating and editing pictures, attaching files, and which engines can actually see them. ## Working in Vresk - [Choosing an engine](https://vresk.ai/docs/engines): The shelf, picking a model, what the origin badges mean, and when it is worth switching. - [Compare engines](https://vresk.ai/docs/compare): Run one ask across up to three engines side by side, then keep the one that earned it. - [Memory](https://vresk.ai/docs/memory): What Vresk remembers about you, how it is used, and how to switch it off or make it forget. - [Conversations and sharing](https://vresk.ai/docs/conversations): Organize chats into folders, search your history, share a frozen snapshot, and know what deleting removes. - [Artifacts and export](https://vresk.ai/docs/artifacts): Editing what the model built, moving between versions, and getting it out as a file. ## Power features - [Voice](https://vresk.ai/docs/voice): Dictate instead of typing, and have any answer read aloud — nothing recorded ever leaves your browser. - [Personalization](https://vresk.ai/docs/personalization): Custom instructions, your brand kit, design packs, and the small settings that follow you. ## Account & billing - [Your account](https://vresk.ai/docs/account): Guest sessions, creating an account without losing anything, sign-in options, and the 18+ confirmation. - [Limits](https://vresk.ai/docs/limits): The daily allowances, which limits refuse and which degrade, and the promise that none of them shrink silently. - [Plus and billing](https://vresk.ai/docs/billing): What Plus costs, what the free floor gives you, and where your plan lives. ## Reference - [Your data](https://vresk.ai/docs/privacy): What is stored, what is never used to train a model, and how to delete it. - [When something goes wrong](https://vresk.ai/docs/troubleshooting): Stopped answers, long builds, wrong answers, declined messages, and how to get unstuck. - [Getting help](https://vresk.ai/docs/get-help): How to reach a human, report content, and check whether the problem is on our side. ## Recipes - [All recipes](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes): Five worked asks, from a board deck to a cited research report — copy the shape, swap in your facts. - [A board deck from your numbers](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes/board-deck): Turn quarterly figures into a designed deck the model lays out itself. - [A calculator you can hand someone](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes/calculator-widget): A working what-if tool built around your real numbers, running beside the chat. - [Research that ends in a document](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes/research-report): A sourced report on a real question — then the same words, designed. - [Audition engines, keep one](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes/compare-then-pin): Run one ask across three engines, read them side by side, and pin the winner. - [From a picture to a slide](https://vresk.ai/docs/recipes/image-to-deck): Generate an image, refine a region of it, and place it into a deck slot.