Anuma Free Plan Review: Our Real Test
Multiple models, one shared memory. A real creative-workflow test.
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Our creative test: a community-event idea becomes a checklist and illustration. We also tested cross-model recall. Encryption and provider data retention were not tested.
What $0 gets you
Vendor pricing and our observed account limits are separated below. Test-account allocations are not a promise for every signup.
The review
Anuma describes its design as privacy-focused, with a shared memory across multiple AI models. Its current homepage says memory is encrypted under the user's control. Closed-source providers still receive the message and relevant context and may apply their own retention policies. We tested cross-model recall on October 7. We did not test encryption, long-term memory persistence or provider data retention. Source: https://anuma.ai/, checked October 5, 2026.
We asked for a community bike-repair event plan. The selected model produced a preparation checklist, an invitation and an image prompt. We then used an image model for an illustration of the same event.
The model selector showed several choices and credit usage. That matters: a larger allowance is not a fixed number of tasks, because request costs can differ by model and setting.
On October 7, we saved details for the fictional Moss and Mug shop. A new chat with another model recalled those details. Shared memory worked in this test. This small check does not prove recall across every model or long-term storage reliability.
We made more than one image, including other sample scenes. The recording account later hit a daily image-generation limit while monthly credits remained. Those are distinct limits.
Music generation returned a message saying it was unavailable on this subscription tier. Video and audio controls appeared in the interface, but our recorded overview does not prove that each setting produced a usable free result.
The useful part is moving from a rough idea to text and an illustration in the same workspace. Treat the free account as a working sample, not unlimited access to every feature. The 20-credit figure is what this recording account displayed, not a guarantee of every signup offer.
The catch
Monthly credits and daily image limits are separate. Music was unavailable on the tested tier. Video/audio menus are not proof that every option works for free.
From the actual build
Evidence from the recorded test, with its limits stated.
Frame from the actual recorded FreeStack test, not a marketing image.
Five-step checklist for our fictional bike-repair event. Actual GPT 6 Luna output from the October 1 test.
The invitation from the same test. Cropped from the recorded answer, with no text changes.
Flux 2 Klein illustration from the October 1 test. This is the generated result for the same fictional event.
October 7 cross-model recall test: a new chat returned the shop, product and colors we saved. This small test does not prove long-term recall across every model.
Anuma free plan: questions people ask
Did FreeStack test every Anuma feature?
No. This review covers the workflows and limits stated above. Menus alone do not prove working features.
Useful for trying chat and images in one place. Check each model's credit cost and do not mistake menus for unlimited access.
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