A mood that moves for real reasons.
The character has four traits — warmth, edge, wonder, guard — that shift as you talk. Every shift has a cause: something you said, or something it said back. Big moments fade slowly; small ones fade fast.
The engine runs inside the app. The talking is done by an AI service you connect once in settings — your choice of three, listed below.
What the engine actually does
Four moving traits
Warmth, edge, wonder and guard, each on a 0–20 scale, moved by what's said — never by random chance.
A live state panel
Trait bars, need gauges and active dimensions update on screen with every message. You can watch the mood move.
Changes that fade by weight
Each change fades at its own speed: a routine remark wears off in a few turns, a heavy moment keeps influencing the voice much longer.
Compound emotions
Named tangles like jealousy with a resting level — they spike when triggered and settle back to a simmer, not to zero.
Guards
Floors and ceilings cap how far a trait can be pushed. Soft guards lose strength under sustained pressure and recover on calm turns.
Three things at a time
Only the three most active dimensions lead a given reply; the rest continue quietly in the background.
Its own words count
The character's replies are scored too, at half weight — what it says affects its own state.
Four needs underneath
Connection, purpose, safety and clarity drain and refill with events, and quietly bias the traits.
Connect an AI
Pollinations
In the app: Settings → Connect with Pollinations. You sign in on Pollinations' own site with your existing account, approve, and you're back in seconds. Or paste a key.
Ollama
Install Ollama on your computer and enter its address in settings. The app and your PC must be on the same network.
Claude Code
If you use Claude Code: download the bridge script, run it on your PC with Python (it uses your existing Claude sign-in), and enter your PC's address in settings.