What is frciblyk12?

FrciblyK12 is a Chinese language web panel for creating, managing, and locally configuring free ChatGPT accounts. The public interface currently shows three main sections: an overview page, a ChatGPT free section, and a settings page, and the author notes that older pages, internal routes, or leftover components may still exist in the code but are not part of the current public menu. The overview page shows summary cards for total accounts, trials, subscriptions, and error counts, along with charts breaking down accounts by platform and status, plus status checks for supporting desktop tools, and a manual refresh button. The ChatGPT free section is where the actual account work happens: you can view a list of existing accounts with their status and email details, add accounts manually, or run automatic registration with settings for how many accounts to create, how many to run at once, which identity profile to use, and how to execute the job. Finished registrations can be exported, copied in bulk, or automatically joined into a workspace, and there are logs showing what each task did. The settings page has many sub sections covering general preferences like theme, language, and default registration behavior, registration strategy defaults, email provider setup, verification code services, SMS or phone verification providers, proxy resources, ChatGPT specific options, a browser profile manager called BitBrowser, and advanced overrides. To run it locally you need Python 3.11 or newer and Node.js 18 or newer, since the backend is a FastAPI Python service and the frontend is a React and Vite application that gets built and served together, or you can run the whole thing with Docker. The project stores its own account database with sqlite by default and can use browser automation, which requires installing a Playwright browser. The author is explicit that real account details, passwords, tokens, and proxy or browser profile data should never be committed to a public copy of this project, and includes a disclaimer that it is meant for study and personal use, with responsibility for compliance with any platform's terms resting on the user. It is licensed under AGPL-3.0, building on an earlier project called any-auto-register.