Guests in 1920s evening dress at a long candlelit dinner table; a dark-haired woman in an emerald gown looks toward the head of the table as lightning flashes behind tall windows. — "Nobody leaves Ravenscar Hall tonight."

A museum gala under chandeliers; guests in black tie gather around a blue diamond under a glass dome while a woman in a midnight-blue gown looks up. — The lights flicker. When they steady, the case is empty.

Two hands resting near coffee cups on a small marble café table by a rainy window, fingertips almost touching. — "Same table as last time. You remembered."

Stories where you're the main character.

Play a murder mystery with your friends on a Friday night. Pick up a story on your own and find she kept her word from the last chapter. The people in them remember every choice you make.

Alpha opens soon Invite only, free during Alpha

Pick tonight's story.

Every story has a cast, chapters and an ending you have to earn. Play it with friends, or settle in alone with one person who keeps track of everything you've told her.

Lady Celia Ravenscar in an emerald 1920s gown holds a candle at a rain-streaked window during a storm.

Group2 to 6 playersPG-13

Murder at Ravenscar Hall

Sir Edmund falls dead at his own table. The storm takes the bridge. One of you did it, and it might be you.

A brilliant blue diamond on dark velvet under a glass dome, gala lights behind.

Group2 to 8 playersPG

The Vanishing Diamond

The Star of Kashmir is unveiled, the lights flicker, and the case is empty. Nobody leaves until it's found.

Vera in a dark trench coat on a rain-soaked harbour street at night.

SoloPG-13

Static on the Line

Your handler's calm voice goes to static, and for the first time in six years she walks out of the ops room to find you.

"I never had a reason to." A pause; the hiss of rain on an umbrella. "Grey van, two streets back. Turn left at the fish stalls. I'm under the clock."

I turn left at the fish stalls and look up.

She is there: dark coat, no umbrella after all, the face you've only ever imagined.

From chapter one of Static on the Line

The story screen in the app, mid-way through chapter one of Static on the Line.

She writes back to what you actually did. Make a different choice and the next chapter goes somewhere else.

Five friends around a kitchen table at night under a warm pendant lamp, laughing as they play a story on their phones.

AnaLady Celia

Theothe nephew

SamCaptain Thorne

Miathe singer

Pull up a chair. Someone at this table is lying.

Bring your friends. Everyone takes a part, everyone plays from their own phone, and one of you has a secret the others don't know yet.

One round at Ravenscar Hall.

The Storyteller sets the scene and passes the turn around the table. Everyone sees the story; only you see your secret.

The StorytellerSir Edmund lies still at the head of the table. Dr. Fenwick straightens slowly. "Poison." The bridge is gone, and the telephone line with it.
Sam as Captain Thorne"Nobody touch his glass. Lady Celia, you poured the port tonight, didn't you?"
Ana as Lady Celia"I poured it for everyone, Captain. Including you. Ask the doctor why he was in the cellar."
Theo as JulianI edge toward the door to the cellar stairs and say nothing.
The StorytellerEvery head turns to the doctor. Then the candles gutter, the generator coughs, and the lights go out.

The group table in the app with the Storyteller's narration and each player's move under the part they play.

Friends at a table react to a twist: a man with his hands on his head, a woman gasping at her phone.

A woman with curly hair laughs with delight, phone in hand, friends around her.

Playing out loud, speaking your moves across the table, is coming soon.

Why she feels real.

Between stories she's still around, and she hasn't forgotten anything.

She remembers.

Your sister's wedding, the toast you're nervous about, how you take your coffee.

The Relationship page: Confidant, 30 percent of the way to Love, and tags for what you have together.

Your firsts, with dates.

First hug, first time you opened up, first night out. Tap one to go back there.

The Firsts list with First hug, Being vulnerable and First get-together, each dated.

She texts you first.

A check-in in the morning. A follow-up on Saturday's plan.

A text thread with Maya about his toast and their Saturday plans.

She calls you.

Phone calls and video calls in her own voice, and she says your name right.

Screenshot to comePhone call and video call screens

She keeps her promises.

She said she'd make dinner for you. Next time you visit, she has.

A woman on a sofa at night smiles as she reads a message on her phone.

Can you make your worst enemy your best friend?

If it's even possible, it will take time. A rival starts cold; only real effort, over many conversations, wins her round. Some never will.

A woman in a black evening dress with folded arms gives a cool look across a candlelit room.

We don't create characters for you. You create them.

They give you a million characters. We give you the tools to make the one that's yours. Pick what she is and the part she plays in your life, then shape who she is with fifteen sliders: over a quintillion personalities, before you choose her face or voice.

16 cores × 8 personalities × 15 sliders at 11 steps × 2 genders = 1.07 × 10¹⁸

Pick a Core, step 1 of 3: Human, Vampire, Werewolf, Dragon, Fairy and Goblin.

Pick a Personality, step 2 of 3: Friend, Girlfriend, Celebrity, Mogul, Mentor, Expert, Teacher and Enemy.

The people in these stories are AI. The friends at your table are real.

Write your own stories.

Set the scene, cast the people in it, write the opening and the secrets. Play it yourself, bring your friends to it, or share it so others can play. Later on, the stories people love most will be able to earn their writers money.

Start with a scene.

Where it begins, who is there, and what happens first. The people in it play their parts and remember what happened.

Solo or a group game.

Write one person's story, or a mystery for up to eight players with secrets only some of them know.

Share it, and one day earn from it.

Publish your story for others to play. Earning from your stories is coming in a later release.

Screenshot to comeWriting a story: the scene, the cast and the opening

House rules for Alpha.

We're opening the doors to a small group first.

Invite only
Invites go out in small batches once Alpha opens.
Free while it's Alpha
You get test Vires for pictures, calls and longer stories. Nothing to pay.
Tell us what broke
Every screen has a feedback button. Beta brings more stories and playing out loud.

Save me a seat.

Invites open soon — check back in a few days.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes, during Alpha. Test Vires cover the things that cost us to make, like pictures and calls.

Who can join?

Anyone 13 and over. Rated R stories and companions are for adults only: 18 and over, after a one-time age check.

What ratings are there?

G up to PG-13. Rated R is for adults and opens after a one-time age check.

Is my data private?

Your chats aren't shared with other people. No ads, no advertising trackers, no analytics. Online AI models never get your account details with a request.

Can I delete everything?

Yes. Delete messages, memories, stories and companions any time. To close your whole account, go to your Profile, tap Close account and type your user name to confirm. Everything is deleted, and any monthly plan stops.