Ask better. Get sharper.
Five habits that get you straighter answers, and the questions people ask before they start.
How to ask. How to push back.
- 01
Say what you want
“Be brutal”, “give me the short version”, “argue the other side”. Redaq takes instructions literally.
- 02
Give it context
Who you are, what you’ve tried, what’s at stake. Better context, sharper answer.
- 03
Paste the address
Checking a token or a wallet? Paste the contract or address, not the name. Names can be copied.
- 04
Turn on web search
For anything recent, switch on web search so every claim comes with a link.
- 05
Push back
“Are you sure?” and “what would change your mind?” are the best follow-ups there are.
Questions, answered.
What does Redaq mean?
Redact, with a sharper ending. Redaq redacts what you ask — your data — and never the answer. Nothing is kept unless you keep it.
Is it really uncensored?
Redaq answers directly, without moralising or refusing ordinary questions. A few hard limits stay in place because the law requires them, such as anything that sexualises minors.
Do I need a wallet to try it?
No. Start asking without an account. A wallet only matters when you want more usage as a $REDAQ holder.
Is it only for crypto?
No. Redaq is a general AI first. For crypto it adds a token check and a portfolio x-ray, and web search brings in today’s facts for anything.
Can Redaq move my funds?
No. Connecting a wallet only proves you own it with a one-time signature. Redaq never asks for transfers or approvals.
Where do my questions go?
Your questions are processed securely to generate private, uncensored responses. Conversations are not saved by Redaq unless you explicitly enable saving.