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Old, retired developer here. I'm interested in tally for my use-case but don't want to spend any money or little money on the AI. What are my free cheap AI opti
by fazza999 9mo ago
Old, retired developer here. I'm interested in tally for my use-case but don't want to spend any money or little money on the AI. What are my free cheap AI options?
- jdoconnor 9mo agoGemini (Google) has a good-enough-for-personal-projects free tier. Openrouter has free models (I'm assuming the training data is valuable enough to keep this going for a while)
- jansan 9mo agoI recently found out that my teenage son has about 20 Google accounts. Needed them for his homework he said.
- RevEng 9mo agoThat sounds very suspicious.
- xtiansimon 9mo agoUnless he's using it for storage! haha. Then it's cheap.
- siscia 9mo agoYou don't need AI for it. You can just install the tool and use it. It is a CLI with very verbose output. Verbose output is good for both humans and AI.
- alwillis 9mo agoThe models from China are good and very cheap (or free) on OpenRouter; I can recommend Qwen and Kimi K2. Here's Qwen3 Coder [1] [1]: https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3-coder:free https://openrouter.ai/qwen/qwen3-coder:free