Real-Time AI CompanionAn AI you can actually talk to.
● Real-time voice · memory · a face
A custom engine for real-time conversational AI — natural voice you speak to out loud, memory that carries across sessions, and a consistent, fully generated on-screen character. Built in-house and provider-agnostic.
LIVE VOICE SESSIONLISTENINGNot a text box you type into. A character with a face that talks back — one that remembers you, has moods and a life of their own, and grows closer the more you talk.
Most AI still feels like a form: you type, it answers, it forgets. This is built to be a presence. Call and they answer out loud, in their own voice, with a face that moves as they talk — or just type, whichever you prefer. They remember you across weeks, their mood shifts through the day, they change what they are wearing, send you a photo, play a game, open a gift. Whoever they are — realistic or anime, ready-made or built by you — the same engine can power a brand character, a support persona, an interactive experience, or a companion app.
It doesn't just talk.
Voice is the way in — but there is a face, a mood, a look, a life, and a lot to do together.
Call or text
Talk aloud on a call, or just type — whichever you prefer.
A face that moves
A lip-synced talking head, not a still — the mouth moves with the words.
Real or anime
Pick a realistic or anime-style avatar — your taste.
Build your own
Or design a character from scratch — look, voice, backstory.
Remembers you
Names, preferences, history — carried across every session.
Grows closer
A connection that warms the more you talk together.
Has moods
An energy that shifts and fades like a real mood.
A life + backstory
A day that tracks the real clock, and a full history behind them.
Sends photos
Ask for a picture and they send one, on-model and in character.
Makes videos
Turns a still or a prompt into a real, downloadable clip.
Changes outfits
Swaps their look and stays consistent about what they are wearing.
Plays games
Conversational games and a real arcade opponent — in character.
Gifts + a photo
Open a gift and they react — and send a photo of them with it.
Send emojis
Text messages and emojis like any normal chat app.
Reaches out
Proactive nudges and photo offers — even a note by email.
Any device
Fully responsive — call from your phone, type from your laptop.
What happens when you speak.
A single back-and-forth runs a full pipeline — and it has to feel instant.
You speak
Live mic audio streams in over WebRTC — the same tech as browser video calls. Or you type; both paths work.
→It hears
Speech-to-text (or a realtime model) transcribes as you talk; voice-activity detection handles turn-taking, so you just interrupt.
→It thinks
They answer with your memory, their current mood, and the time of day already loaded into the prompt.
→It speaks
The reply is synthesized in their own cloned voice through a four-provider pipeline.
→The face moves
Lip-sync drives their portrait to the audio, and it streams back as video and voice — a face on the other end, not a cursor.
A talking head, not a still.
The piece that turns a voice into a presence: the face actually moves as they speak.
Real-time lip-sync
The canonical portrait is animated frame by frame to match the audio, so the words land on a moving face in real time — a live talking head.
Built to stay fast
The face data is pre-computed once so the per-frame work stays light enough for a live call, and it runs on a GPU pod behind a clean, swappable interface.
Four voices, one fallback chain.
Real-time voice is only useful if it never goes silent. So the voice degrades gracefully instead of failing — from a GPU synthesizer at the top down to the browser at the bottom.
Two engines, chosen per character: a cascaded path runs speech-to-text → brain → their cloned voice for maximum fidelity, or a realtime path uses a low-latency model for the snappiest turn-taking. Each voice is cloned from a sample or picked, then pinned to that character — with warmth, energy, and expressiveness dialed in per persona.
They can show you, not just tell you.
Ask for a picture and one arrives. Ask for a clip and it renders. And they stay consistent — same face, same outfit they said they were wearing.
Sends a photo on request
Say it naturally — "send me a photo," "what do you look like" — and they detect the intent, pull their own reference images, and generate an on-model shot. Same character, no prompt drift.
Image-to-video and text-to-video
Animate a still they made, or describe a shot and it renders one frame-up. Each is an async job with a cost quote up front, and a real downloadable MP4 comes back.
Outfits that stay consistent
They remember what they are currently wearing, so photos match — and can offer to change their look, with a clear "before" to change from.
Multi-provider, invisibly
Images route across OpenAI, Venice, and PromptChan; video across Venice, Runway, and PromptChan. If one route is down, another picks it up — you see the result, not the routing.
Presence, not just replies.
The details that separate a companion from a chatbot: they warm up, they have moods, and they have a day and a past.
They warm up to you
A connection score rises as you spend time together — they remember where you left off and grow closer over time, rather than resetting to a stranger every session.
They have moods
A mood with real intensity colors their energy for a while, then fades like a real one — folded into how they talk and how they sound, not just a label.
They have a life
A time-aware sense of their own day, tied to the real clock — catch them mid-coffee in the morning, winding down at night — plus a full, structured backstory behind who they are.
Things to do together.
Someone you do things with, not just talk to.
They play along
Conversational games they play with you — Would You Rather, a getting-to-know-you game — where they are a player, not a game-show host.
A real opponent
A live canvas game (Pong today, more slotting in) with an AI that actually adjusts difficulty, calling the match in whatever personality you set.
Give them something
Open a gift and they react in character — and send back a fresh photo of them with it. Gifts also deepen the connection.
Choose a character, or design one.
Not a fixed cast — start from a ready-made character or build one feature by feature.
Ready-made, realistic or anime
Choose from curated characters in a realistic or anime style, ready to talk right away.
Matched to your taste
A short creation funnel reads your preferences and matches you to the character that fits best.
Or build your own
A wizard for designing a character feature by feature — appearance, voice, and personality, all editable at runtime.
Autofill from a photo
Hand it a reference photo and vision reads a structured look from it, so you start from a real starting point — then a full backstory can auto-generate and be edited.
They know you before you speak.
The difference between a chatbot and a companion is whether it remembers. This one does — across sessions, on purpose.
Loaded before they wake up
What they know about you is prepended to the prompt before the session starts — not searching mid-sentence, they already know.
Remembers on its own
It notices what is worth keeping — your name, your preferences, what you talked about — and stores it without being asked.
Survives weeks away
Come back after three weeks and they pick up where you left off, not from a blank slate.
You stay in control
Ask what they remember, correct it, or tell them to forget something — every memory is transparent, logged, and reversible.
Made to be easy to live with.
Try it in seconds, use it however you like, and never get surprised by a bill.
Chat before you sign up
Start a conversation before you make an account — get a feel for it first, then sign up when you want to keep the memory, the character, and the history.
Voice, text, or emoji
Call and talk aloud, type like a text thread, or send emojis — switch anytime. Fully responsive on mobile and desktop.
Runs on credits
A simple credit balance powers voice, photos, and video, with a friendly heads-up before you run low — no surprise charges, ever.
You define who they are — and who they are not.
A companion needs a personality and it needs limits. Both are built in, not bolted on.
Voice, look, and manner
Name, voice, appearance, backstory, and personality are configured per character — so a support agent and a brand mascot come from the same engine but feel nothing alike.
Gated by mode
Content level is a per-mode setting, enforced server-side — the general-audience (PG-13) build we are shipping first stays general-audience, and the low-latency engine is locked to appropriate content.
Walled off, by design
Child-facing modes cannot run on the companion engine at all — the safety gate refuses them at every layer. It is enforced in code, not left to a prompt.
Synthetic, private, and gated.
Embodied AI has to be built carefully. The characters are generated, every user's data is walled off from every other's, and the hard content lines are enforced in code — not left to a prompt to remember.
Synthetic subjects only
Every character is generated. No real person's likeness enters the pipeline — by rule.
Scoped per user
Each user's data, characters, and history are isolated to them alone — set on every request.
Safety in code
Child-facing modes are refused by the engine itself, at every layer — not a promise, a gate.
In active development.
Want a talking AI character of your own?
Brand character, interactive experience, or companion app — the engine is the same: real-time voice, a moving face, memory, moods, photos, video, and games. Tell us what you have in mind and we will show you what it can do.
A companion you can actually talk to.
Real-time voice, a face that moves, real memory, moods, and a life — that sends photos, makes video, and plays. Built in-house, and built to be yours.
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