Overview
- Programmer Mihir Maroju’s site routes chatbot-style prompts to real people who respond in character as an AI.
- New users get two free credits, earn more by answering others’ prompts within a one-minute timer, and face a 10-credit cap before switching roles.
- Maroju says the site drew roughly 50 million views and about 16,000 concurrent users within a week, pushing urgent server upgrades.
- The team introduced guardrails including automated and manual moderation, a rating system, and fingerprinting to curb abuse and spam.
- Reporters and users describe frequent loading glitches and prompt-entry issues even as social posts showcase enthusiastic, often funny interactions.