Coralflavor
Coralflavor presents an unfiltered chat service with saved-history controls and paid search, image-generation and file-upload features. Its public interface distinguishes ordinary chat from these additional actions. The publisher's privacy and refusal-free language does not establish that an answer is accurate or suitable for an important decision.
Choose the history setting before a conversation
The settings offer Save by default, which keeps chats in history, and Burn by default, which avoids saving unless the user turns saving on. Choose the behavior that fits the conversation and inspect whether the finished thread appears where you expect.
A history toggle describes application behavior; it does not establish the complete server-retention policy. Review the linked privacy terms before submitting confidential material. The account-deletion control says saved chats are deleted while the credits record is retained, another distinction to understand before treating deletion as removal of every account record.
The retrieved interface offers Google sign-in and an initial ten-credit message. That display does not establish an ongoing free allowance or a per-message price for all features.
Use uploads for the supported task
The upload panel lists PNG, JPG, WebP and PDF, and says uploads are for extracting text. That is narrower than assuming the service performs a full visual analysis of an image or preserves every detail of a document layout.
File uploads are marked Pro-only. For a trial, use a document you can compare with the extracted text and check whether headings, numbers and unusual characters survive. Keep the original file available when asking follow-up questions.
Web search and image generation are also marked Pro-only. Inspect any returned source before carrying a claim into your own work. An unfiltered search label is not evidence of better source selection or factual accuracy.
Check which paid offer covers your workload
The public upgrade message lists Pro at $9 per month, with unlimited chat, image generation, search and uploads. A separate Pro+ message lists $49 per month and two hundred images, plus advertised character consistency. Confirm the applicable image allowance and other limits rather than reading unlimited chat as unlimited use of every tool.
The publisher says AI responses are for entertainment and hypothetical research, and warns users not to act on them. That stated purpose is important when judging fit for professional tasks. Treat a response as material to examine, and verify any consequential conclusion outside the conversation before using it.