My Ai Side My AI.S.S runs on your own personal Gemini API key, so your documents go straight from your computer to Google — never through our servers. Here's how to grab one, no coding required.
Go to aistudio.google.com/apikey — this is Google's own page for creating API keys, so it's completely free and official.

Any Gmail or Google account works — the same one you'd use for Google Docs or YouTube. No new sign-up needed.
If it's your first time, Google usually sets up a default project for you automatically — you can leave everything as-is and just continue.
Seeing "Unable to create API key"? This happens to some accounts even when you're signed in correctly — it's a known Google-side hiccup, not something you did wrong. The fix is to create the project yourself first:
Your key will be a long string starting with AIzaSy… Click to copy it — you'll paste it in one place only, so there's nothing else to set up.
Open the app, go to Settings → Gemini API Key, paste it in, and save. That's it — you're ready to start summarizing.
Gemini is the main engine, but Groq automatically steps in as backup if Gemini is ever slow or briefly unavailable — so your summary still comes through without interruption. Setting this up is optional but recommended, and just as quick.
Go to console.groq.com/keys — Groq's own page for creating API keys.
You can sign in with Google, GitHub, or your email — whichever is easiest. No credit card is required for the free tier.
Give it any name — e.g. "My AISS" — and click Submit.
Your key will be a long string starting with gsk_… Groq only shows it once, so copy it right away.
Open the app, go to Settings → Groq API Key, paste it in, and save. Gemini stays your main engine — Groq only kicks in automatically if it's ever needed.
Already downloaded it? Just paste your key(s) into Settings and you're set.
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