We'll email you a six digit code. No password to remember.
Read how Eather handles your information in the privacy policy.
Two ways to have it, and they are not the same. Take both if you like.
Type is drawn on a canvas, letter by letter, so it comes out exactly as you set it. This is the same renderer Eather uses for a poster block — here you drive it yourself.
|, breaks the line.People who opened Eather, one count per person per day, over the last 30 days.
A visitor is counted once a day, recognised by a hash of their address and browser — the address itself is never stored, and the marker expires after two days. Someone on a phone and a laptop counts twice. A whole household behind one router may count once. Read it as a trend, not a headcount.
Everyone using Eather sees this at the top of the page, until they dismiss it or you take it down.
Everything here is saved to this browser, and to your account where it can be.
Credits are pay-as-you-go. Anything already in your plan stays free — credits only get spent when you reach for a model you don't own, or keep going past the daily limit.
Tell us what broke, what felt slow, or what you wish Eather did. It goes straight to the person who builds it.
Generates a code you can sell or hand out. It's checked on the server, so it can't be faked or shared past its limit.
Only you can see this.
Asks every provider the same tiny question with your real keys, and says exactly what came back. Run this first when somebody reports a tier not working.
When a purchase does not land — a webhook that arrived before the route existed, a payment under a different address, or making good on anything — put it on their account here. They get a receipt straight away.