Neat idea. I wanted to try it, but it wanted me to create an account (or at least provide my email address) first. If I could have tried it, I might have eventu

Neat idea. I wanted to try it, but it wanted me to create an account (or at least provide my email address) first. If I could have tried it, I might have eventually signed up. If you can’t realistically allow unlimited public access, two alternatives: * 5 requests per day per client IP. (Obviously there’s still room to abuse it, but nobody’s likely to bother as long as ChatGPT itself is still free.) * Not as good, but much better than nothing or a video: a real-looking version of the interface that has 10-20 example questions. When I click a question, your app fills in my query and the response. It feels like a demo but uses static (real) data.