The tip jar
Feed the chicken. And the AI overlords.
Lytta is free, has no ads and doesn't sell your data. It does, however, have bills. This page is how you help with them, if you feel like it.
π€The AI overlordsEvery rep you practice is a real conversation with a large language model, and the overlords invoice per word. Whole scenes, graded replies, stronger versions: cents each, all day, every day.
π¦The foxBuilds Lytta alone, evenings and weekends. Runs on coffee and the occasional "this actually helped me" message.
πThe chickenReal. Lives at the fox's place. Contributes nothing to the codebase but expects to be fed regardless, which honestly makes it a lot like the overlords.
A coffee's worth covers roughly a hundred graded replies, or a week of corn. Both are appreciated. The fox promises not to eat the chicken.
π₯ Toss a coin on Ko-fi One-off or monthly, your choice. Ko-fi takes no cut of donations; card fees still apply.The fine print, in plain words
- Does a tip unlock anything in the app?
- No. Tips are a thank-you, not a purchase. More sessions and your own scenarios come with Lytta Plus, which is sold through Google Play or the App Store inside the app.
- Where does the money go?
- To the AI bill first, then to the servers, then to the chicken. Tips are received by Sepman AS, the Norwegian company behind Lytta.
- Is the chicken really real?
- Yes. We have photos. We are not putting them on the internet; the chicken values its privacy as much as you value yours.
- I can't tip. Is that fine?
- Completely. Use the app, tell a friend, leave a store review. The chicken will manage.