Q: Which model should I pick?

Core 4 for almost everything. It decides each turn which part of the work is yours, does the research and the checking in full, and hands back the step that would have made you more capable for taking it. Logos 3.5 when you want to see your reasoning drawn as a map beside the conversation, with what you describe built beside it — models you can move, and charts, plans and comparisons made from your own words — alone or with someone. Core 3.1 if you would rather set the depth yourself.

Q: How do I cancel?

From your account: Membership · Manage membership , which opens Stripe’s billing portal. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you have paid for. Your maps stay yours either way. Nothing is deleted when a membership ends.

Question 1

What is Socria, in one sentence?

Accepted Answer

A human-first AI that asks before it answers. It surfaces your assumptions and names your tensions, but it will not hand you the conclusion.

Question 2

Do I need an account to use it?

Accepted Answer

For Core 3.1, no — it works signed out for one session, and the conversation stays in this browser rather than being saved anywhere. After that, sign in to keep going. Core 4 and Logos need an account. Core 4 keeps a record of the reasoning itself, and a Thinking Map has to be kept somewhere.

Question 3

Which model should I pick?

Accepted Answer

Core 4 for almost everything. It decides each turn which part of the work is yours, does the research and the checking in full, and hands back the step that would have made you more capable for taking it. Logos 3.5 when you want to see your reasoning drawn as a map beside the conversation, with what you describe built beside it — models you can move, and charts, plans and comparisons made from your own words — alone or with someone. Core 3.1 if you would rather set the depth yourself.

Question 4

What do I get without paying?

Accepted Answer

In Core — Core 3.1 and Core 4 together — 4 new chats and 20 messages a day, on the UTC day. A chat is counted when it is started, so going back to one you have already begun never costs a chat, only its messages. In Logos, 2 new lines of thinking a calendar month and 10 messages a day; a message to a node’s own conversation counts too. Every lens, every depth and Draft Space are the same on both plans, and a map grows as far as the thinking does. Reach a limit and nothing is taken away: everything you started stays open, and the day’s allowance comes back tomorrow. You can share one chat at a time, and join anyone else’s for free — what you send Socria there counts toward your own day, never theirs.

Question 5

Why does it keep answering my questions with questions?

Accepted Answer

Because that is the product. If you want a finished answer, Socria is the wrong tool — and it will say so rather than pretend. The question it asks is usually the one you were avoiding.

Question 6

I can’t sign in.

Accepted Answer

Signing in is by email: you type your address, and Socria either asks for your password or sends you a code. There are no provider buttons to press. Try these, in order:

Question 7

How do I change my picture?

Accepted Answer

Open your account from the avatar in the top right, then Change your picture. You can download it as a file too.

Question 8

Can I move my conversations from signed-out to an account?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Sign in from the same browser and the sessions you had are carried over the first time. After that, nothing is kept locally.

Question 9

What does Socria One add?

Accepted Answer

No daily count on chats or messages, in Core or in Logos, and lines of thinking held only by a fair-use ceiling. Socria carries more of how you reason between conversations (160 things, against 12), reads documents up to 30 MB rather than 4 MB, and shares as many chats as you like, and whole Projects. $15 a month. See the full comparison.

Question 10

How do I cancel?

Accepted Answer

From your account: Membership · Manage membership, which opens Stripe’s billing portal. Cancelling takes effect at the end of the month you have paid for. Your maps stay yours either way. Nothing is deleted when a membership ends.

Question 11

Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

If you were charged and did not mean to be, write to us within 14 days and we will refund it. We would rather lose the month than keep money you did not choose to spend.

Question 12

Is there a student or team price?

Accepted Answer

For UT Arlington students, this semester: your first month of Socria One is free. Verify your UTA email (@mavs.uta.edu) under Manage Account by 9 December and the month starts — no card, and nothing renews. There is no team price yet. When there is, it will be on the Socria One page — not buried in a sales call.

Question 13

What does Socria remember about me?

Accepted Answer

Exactly what is on your memory page, and nothing else. If it is not on that page, Socria does not know it.

Question 14

Something it remembers is wrong.

Accepted Answer

Open it on the memory page and either edit it, change its status, or mark what is wrong with it. Marking deletes nothing and can be undone; Socria treats the claim as disputed from then on.

Question 15

How do I delete everything?

Accepted Answer

Account · Your thinking · Delete everything. It is immediate and it does not come back — so export first if you might want any of it.

Question 16

Do you train on my conversations?

Accepted Answer

No. Your reasoning is not used to train any model, ours or anyone else’s.

Question 17

Logos says I’ve used today’s messages.

Accepted Answer

On the free plan Logos holds 10 messages a day, on the UTC day, and a message to a node’s own conversation counts. Your lines of thinking stay open and stay yours, and the day’s messages come back tomorrow; Socria One has no daily count. The map itself never stops growing. On both plans it grows as far as the thinking does.

Question 18

Why won’t it just tell me the answer to my maths problem?

Accepted Answer

While you are learning, the Answer Guard keeps the answer for you to reach. You can ask for a hint, and if you truly need it, Show me anyway is always there.

Question 19

Can I export a map?

Accepted Answer

Yes — as Markdown or JSON, from your account under Export every map.

What went wrong?

Getting started

Account and sign-in

Socria One and billing

Memory and your data

Logos and the map