Characters with lives, moods and long memories of their own. Play your part in the scene, or step back and direct it. Come back weeks later and pick up right where you left off.
Free to play. Safe for work, always.
Keeps a lighthouse nobody needs anymore. Kettle is always on.
Start a story
Hosts a 2 a.m. radio show for eleven listeners. You make twelve.
Start a story
Couriers anything across a drowned city. Asks no questions. Charges extra.
Start a storyok it's friday. retest day.
Remembers: third driving test, Friday
Third time, then. Mind the curb on the left, and don't let the examiner's silence rattle you. Kettle's on for after.
Mention your sister, your cat, the test you're dreading. Weeks later, in a different chat, they'll ask how it went.
A storm rolls in and the power goes out.
The lamp gutters. Barometer just fell off a cliff. Give me a minute, I'm going up.
Talk and act as your character, or flip to director and steer the story from outside it. They'll follow your lead.
Took this on the way back. Don't tell anyone where I was.
When it fits, they send you what they're looking at. It starts painting before they've finished typing.
Start as many chats with a character as you like. Each one is its own story, and they still know who you are.