How it works
Nobody else’s characters.
There is no catalogue to browse. The person you talk to does not exist until you write them.
There is nothing to browse
Most apps in this shape open with a gallery: thousands of characters somebody else made, sorted by popularity, mostly fictional and mostly not from your life. You pick one.
This one opens with a blank. There is no gallery, no trending list, no library of anyone else’s work — because the people worth talking to here are not characters, they are roles: a partner, a parent, a manager, a friend you drifted away from.
What you actually write
A name. A relationship — which of the ordinary ones they are. How they look, if you want pictures later. Notes: how they talk, what they always bring up, the thing they do when they are cornered.
None of that is required in full. A name and a role is enough to start, and most people fill the rest in as they go, because you remember more about somebody once you are talking to them.
Write the first one.
Free messages every day. No subscription, no card to start.
They are yours, and only yours
There is no sharing surface in this app at all. Nothing to publish, nothing to remix, no ranking, nothing another user can discover. It is not a setting that is switched off — the feature does not exist.
To be accurate about what that does and does not mean: other people cannot see your characters or your conversations. The AI model that writes each reply does read what you type, and the conversations are stored on a normal database rather than end-to-end encrypted. Both of those are said plainly in the privacy notice, because "private" is a word worth keeping precise.
Questions
- Can I browse characters other people made?
- No — there is no catalogue. Every character in the app is one you wrote, and there is no way to share or discover anyone else’s.
- Do I have to fill in everything about them?
- No. A name and a relationship is enough to start. Most people add detail as they go.
Read next
- Read it. Edit it. Or make them forget.Each character keeps what you told them — as plain sentences, on their own page, where you can change any of it.
- Every other app tunes the character. This one asks about you.Fifteen questions, before anything else, about how you want to be talked to — and every character you write is tuned to the answers.
- What this does not claim.The things it would be easy to imply and are not true. Worth reading before you decide whether this is for you.
Reimagine is for entertainment. It is not therapy, and the characters here are people you wrote, not the people in your life. If something feels heavy, please talk to someone real.