Question 1

What is vMira?

Accepted Answer

vMira (vmira.ai) is an all-in-one AI workspace that unifies chat, code generation, UI design, music creation, document analysis, writing, legal tools, and a developer API — all in a single conversation. It is a free platform with optional paid plans starting at 699 RUB/month.

Question 2

Is vMira free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The free plan includes 1,000 messages per day with web search and file uploads. Go (699 RUB/mo), Plus (1,990 RUB/mo), and Pro (9,990 RUB/mo) unlock advanced models, thinking mode, and higher limits. Payments via crypto (CryptoCloud).

Question 3

How is vMira different from ChatGPT and Claude?

Accepted Answer

vMira is an all-in-one workspace — not just a chatbot. Code, design, music, legal tools, and a developer API are unified in one conversation. Web search is included in the free plan (ChatGPT charges for this). vMira supports 50+ interface languages and accepts crypto payments worldwide.

Question 4

Does vMira search the internet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, real-time web search is a core vMira feature. The assistant automatically finds current information and provides answers with links to sources — included in the free plan.

Question 5

Can vMira generate and debug code?

Accepted Answer

Yes. vMira writes, reviews, debugs, and explains code in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Go, and many other languages. It can also integrate with your dev environment via the CLI.

Question 6

Does vMira have an API for developers?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vMira provides an OpenAI-compatible REST API at api.vmira.ai. Full documentation, model pricing, and API keys are available at platform.vmira.ai/docs. Pay per token — no subscription required.

Question 7

What is vMira's thinking mode?

Accepted Answer

Thinking mode is an extended reasoning mode where vMira works through complex problems step by step before answering. It significantly improves accuracy on math, science, logic, and analytical tasks. Available on Go, Plus, and Pro plans.

Question 8

How many languages does vMira support?

Accepted Answer

vMira's interface is available in 50+ languages including English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, and many more. The AI understands and responds in all major languages.

Question 9

Can I use vMira for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vMira is completely free to use with a generous free tier. You get 1,000 messages per day with real-time web search and cited sources, file uploads for images and documents, and access to all core tools including code generation and UI design. No credit card is required to start.

Question 10

Does vMira support voice input?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vMira supports voice input in multiple languages, allowing you to speak your questions and commands instead of typing. Voice output is also available on paid plans for a more natural conversational experience. Voice mode works in modern browsers with microphone access.

Question 11

Can vMira analyze images and documents?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vMira can analyze and extract information from uploaded images, PDFs, Word documents, spreadsheets, and other file formats. The AI reads text from documents, interprets visual content in images, and can summarize, translate, or answer questions about the uploaded material.

Question 12

What programming languages does vMira support for code generation?

Accepted Answer

vMira supports code generation, debugging, and explanation for a wide range of languages including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Rust, Go, Java, C++, C#, Ruby, PHP, Swift, Kotlin, SQL, Bash, and many more. It also understands popular frameworks like React, Next.js, Django, and Node.js.

Question 13

Is vMira available in my language?

Accepted Answer

vMira's interface is translated into over 50 languages including English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish, Thai, and Vietnamese. The AI itself can understand and respond naturally in all major world languages.

Question 14

How do I get started with vMira?

Accepted Answer

Getting started is simple: just visit vmira.ai and start typing your question in the chat box. vMira will respond immediately with helpful information. No registration is required to try basic features. For a full experience with chat history and higher daily limits, create a free account — no credit card needed.

Question 15

What is the vMira API and how do I use it?

Accepted Answer

The vMira API is an OpenAI-compatible REST API that lets developers integrate vMira's AI capabilities into their own applications, supporting chat completions, embeddings, and tools. Get started by creating an account at platform.vmira.ai, generating an API key, and making requests to api.vmira.ai using the OpenAI client libraries.

Question 16

Can vMira browse the internet?

Accepted Answer

Yes, vMira can browse the internet in real time to find current information from websites, news, and other online sources. Web search is included in the free plan and provides answers with cited links to sources for verification. You can also ask vMira to access specific URLs and summarize their content.

Question 17

Does vMira offer a mobile app or mobile version?

Accepted Answer

vMira is fully responsive and works as a progressive web application (PWA) on mobile browsers — simply visit vmira.ai on your phone to access all features including chat, voice input, file uploads, and all tools. There is currently no dedicated native app on iOS or Android, but the mobile web provides full functionality.

Question 18

What payment methods does vMira accept?

Accepted Answer

vMira accepts cryptocurrency payments through CryptoCloud for paid plans (Go, Plus, and Pro), supporting major cryptocurrencies including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDT, and others. The free plan requires no payment at all. Crypto payments enable global access without traditional banking restrictions.

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