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Personal AI assistant operated by dConnection…

How they use Nebius Token Factory

FreeMe uses Nebius through OpenRouter for its retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) fallback path. Its operator, dConnection, identifies qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b as the model used for this path and also lists DeepInfra and SiliconFlow as providers. The disclosure states that OpenRouter is used exclusively with Zero Data Retention enabled.

FreeMe is a personal AI assistant that filters email and instant messages, manages calendars and answers calls. Its product page describes the service as Early Access. The technical disclosure distinguishes the provider-backed RAG fallback from self-hosted embedding and reranking components.

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Listed 20 Oct 2026 · dConnection · Web page

dConnection states that FreeMe’s RAG fallback uses Nebius through OpenRouter with qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b, alongside DeepInfra and SiliconFlow.

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AI & Data TransparencyListed 20 Oct 2026 · dConnection · Web pagedConnection states that FreeMe’s RAG fallback uses Nebius through OpenRouter with qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b, alongside DeepInfra and SiliconFlow.

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FreeMe is a personal AI assistant operated by Vienna-based dConnection GmbH for people who want to manage everyday communications with fewer interruptions. It connects to email, messaging services such as WhatsApp, and calendars to prioritise messages, provide scheduled summaries and arrange meetings. Its call-handling service answers calls and provides recordings, transcripts and summaries through a dashboard. Users can interact with the assistant by SMS or phone call, including from basic mobile phones. The service is offered in Early Access.

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FreeMe is a personal AI assistant operated by dConnection GmbH that filters messages, manages calendars and handles calls. · Consumer

How they use Nebius Token Factory

FreeMe uses Nebius through OpenRouter for its retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) fallback path. Its operator, dConnection, identifies qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b as the model used for this path and also lists DeepInfra and SiliconFlow as providers. The disclosure states that OpenRouter is used exclusively with Zero Data Retention enabled.

FreeMe is a personal AI assistant that filters email and instant messages, manages calendars and answers calls. Its product page describes the service as Early Access. The technical disclosure distinguishes the provider-backed RAG fallback from self-hosted embedding and reranking components.

ConsumerService: Nebius Token FactoryInference

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1 source

AI & Data Transparency

Listed 20 Oct 2026 · dConnection · Web page

dConnection states that FreeMe’s RAG fallback uses Nebius through OpenRouter with qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b, alongside DeepInfra and SiliconFlow.

Open original source
AI & Data TransparencyListed 20 Oct 2026 · dConnection · Web pagedConnection states that FreeMe’s RAG fallback uses Nebius through OpenRouter with qwen/qwen3-embedding-8b, alongside DeepInfra and SiliconFlow.

Company context

dconnection.ai

FreeMe is a personal AI assistant operated by Vienna-based dConnection GmbH for people who want to manage everyday communications with fewer interruptions. It connects to email, messaging services such as WhatsApp, and calendars to prioritise messages, provide scheduled summaries and arrange meetings. Its call-handling service answers calls and provides recordings, transcripts and summaries through a dashboard. Users can interact with the assistant by SMS or phone call, including from basic mobile phones. The service is offered in Early Access.

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