Your first page.
Create an account, then enter a website address or a search in the browser bar. Your browser account keeps its own website sessions and saved passwords. Never share your RawBoard password.
Ask the page.
Open AI on a normal browser page. The helper reads its context and gives a short answer. Use Insert answer for supported fields, or Ask to request an explanation. Answers can be wrong; you choose what to use and when to submit.
Reopening AI on the same page keeps its answer and chat. A different exercise can start a new conversation. The server handles AI requests; your device never receives the provider’s API key.
Your tabs, at your pace.
Saved tabs are unlimited. In the browser menu, keep one server tab active until server midnight. Pinning another tab replaces the previous pin.
When you switch tabs or leave the app, up to three unpinned tabs stay focused for two minutes. A fourth replaces the oldest background tab. After the grace period, its renderer closes to save server resources; its saved address and browser session remain. Reopening it reloads the page, so unsaved page changes may not survive.
Play where you are.
RawBoard looks for signals such as game engines and interactive canvases. When a game is detected, a supported device loads it directly. No manual game list is required. Some games need Open game in a separate tab, and detection may miss a game.
Device games cannot use the server’s until-midnight pin. The page helper cannot read a cross-origin game’s live screen or insert actions into it.
A little help from a friend.
A friend code is single-use. Redeem it during registration or from Subscription & tokens. It grants the selected plan for one, three or six months, or until the administrator disables it. Your account shows the actual plan and end date.
When free access ends, choose a paid plan to continue. A code does not authorize a card charge. If you already have a paid subscription, check its renewal separately in Manage subscription.
Need a hand?
the account administrator, joels through the channel where you received access
Include the website, what you tried and the error message. Leave passwords, card numbers and API keys out of support messages.