Site vs. app
Two separate things on purpose: this site is public pages, the app is the product. Nothing you sign into is here.
The split
| This site | The OneAI app | |
|---|---|---|
| Contains | Home, pricing, docs, legal pages | Conversations, projects, context, search, prompts, keys, settings, teams |
| Account | None — no sign-in, no session | Everything is behind sign-in |
| Built as | Static pages, no server | An application with its own API |
| Billing | Published prices only | Plan, usage and checkout — when billing ships in the next release |
Why they are separate
Marketing copy and product releases move at different speeds. Keeping the public pages in their own deployable means a wording fix does not wait for an app release, and an app release does not risk the public pages.
The second reason is narrower and more important: this site holds no credentials and talks to no API. It is a directory of static files. There is no session to steal, no token in it, and no request it can make on your behalf. Everything that touches your data happens in the app, behind sign-in.
So there is no sign-up form here, no newsletter box wired to your account, and no checkout. Every “Get started” and “Sign in” link on this site is an ordinary link into the app.
Where the app is
The app currently runs at staging.oneai.to. Sign-in is an email magic link — no password to choose, and no third-party account required. During the beta, creating a personal workspace also needs an invite code. Once you are in, the Free plan is usable with your own provider keys.
If you were invited to a team, the invite email takes you through the same sign-in and lands you in that team.
Other places OneAI runs
The web app is one client of the same API, not the privileged one. There is a native mobile app with a deliberately reduced scope — conversations, model switching, projects, search, saved prompts, the inspector and attachments — and a command-line client for auth, conversations, records, search and asking a question from a terminal. Key entry and import/export stay on the web for now.