Summary of findings from checking https://www.ai-anywhere.com and related sources. Site status: the main site (ai-anywhere.com) and blog (blog.ai-anywhere.com/FAQ) appear blank, untitled, minimal, or possibly parked/for sale; I could not find features, pricing, or support pages on the public website. Primary usable source: the Google Play app listing for the Android app (com.aichat.aiassistant). Play listing details (as retrieved): App title 'AI Anywhere (Android)'; Developer listed as Nguyen Cung Tien (location listed: Hanoi, Vietnam); rating reported at about 2.8 stars with roughly 200 reviews; installs reported as 100k+ downloads. Monetization: the Play page indicates the app contains ads and offers in-app purchases/premium tools, but no explicit multi-tier pricing or subscription plan names/prices were exposed in the retrieved Play data. Main advertised features (from Play listing): all-in-one AI assistant; 100+ built-in prompts; cross-app integration; OCR on screenshots; PDF support (search, annotate, summarize, extract); translation; AI photo identifier; customizable prompts (tone/length/multilingual); optional premium tools including AI text generator, AI image generator, web analyzer, YouTube Pro. Data & safety claims (per Play listing): the app's claims include no data shared with third parties, no data collected, encryption in transit, and an option to delete data (these are the app's stated claims on Play). User feedback (from Play reviews summary): mixed — users praise functionality and prompt sets but complain about intrusive ads, usability issues, and occasional launch problems. Pricing details: Play listing shows in-app purchases but did not expose explicit subscription tiers or plan prices in the data retrieved. Useful links discovered: main site (appears empty/parked), blog/FAQ (appears empty), Google Play listing (detailed app info), and a Chrome Web Store search result showing an extension named 'AI Anywhere for ChatGPT'. Recommended next steps (options I offered): check the Wayback Machine (archive.org) for prior site content, run WHOIS/DNS lookup to check domain ownership and sale status, open and summarize the Chrome Web Store extension page and its reviews, attempt to extract specific in-app purchase prices or subscription names by deeper inspection of the Play Store storefront or third-party app-analytics pages, or perform hands-on testing (summarize app permissions and SDKs from Play or guide through installing and testing the app and gathering more user reviews). NOTE: I did not find substantive content on the public website; the Google Play listing is the primary reliable source for public product information in this review.