Janitor AI is a chatbot platform that gives users a high level of control over how their conversations work.
Instead of running as a closed system, it connects with external APIs like OpenAI or Kobold AI, which allows people to set up and manage their own bots with more flexibility.
One of its main appeals is freedom.
Users can create characters with very few restrictions, which has made Janitor AI popular among those who want more open-ended or less filtered interactions compared to other platforms.
You can build anything from a casual friend to a more complex roleplay partner, and the platform lets you adjust the personality to fit your preferences.
Another draw is accessibility. Janitor AI itself is free, but it does require you to provide your own API key.
That means costs depend on the service you connect it with. For many people, this setup offers a balance: you get the customization of a personal chatbot without needing to build one entirely from scratch.
Because it relies on user configuration, Janitor AI attracts a community of people who like experimenting with prompts, tweaking personalities, and sharing setup tips.
The experience can feel more hands-on than other platforms, but for users who enjoy that level of control, it offers a unique way to shape how their AI companions behave.
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