Solo Roleplayer

Talk to a cast of AI-driven characters in a persistent world, each with their own voice, memory, and relationships. An AI Director (your GM) stages scenes, tracks plot threads, and rolls an oracle when you want the fiction to surprise you. 

 Everything runs on your machine. Your worlds, characters, and chat history live in local SQLite databases (Created on first run); you bring your own AI model via an API key.  

What makes it different

• Characters only know what they've witnessed. A character is in exactly one *space* at a time, and their prompt history is built solely from the messages they were present for. Split the party and each character genuinely doesn't know what happened in the other room, not "instructed to ignore it", structurally unaware.
• Persistent memory After a scene, a memory pass decides what each character learned and writes it into their sheet, reviewable and hand-correctable, carried into every future conversation.
• You are the narrator, though you can play as any character. Voice anyone via the "Post as" composer, move people between locations and spaces, run scene-wide stories, a director's chair, not a chat window.
• An AI Director when you want one. Scene framing, plot threads, a chronicle of play, and a yes/no oracle with a chaos dial for solo-RPG-style surprise.
• Multi-world. Each campaign is one self-contained database file, export it, back it up, move it between machines.
• Bring your own model. Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint works: hosted (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Together, …) or fully local (LM Studio, Ollama, KoboldCpp, llama.cpp server). Dialogue, Memory, and Director roles can each use a different endpoint.

What you need 

The app ships without an AI model. You supply an endpoint URL, an API key, and a model id from a hosted provider or a local server. The first-run wizard walks you through it with a "test connection" button. See the [User Guide] for provider examples and setup details. 

Mature content: stories go where you take them. The app ships no genre content of its own; output comes from the model you connect and the direction you give it, and can be mature or unfiltered. Intended for adults, a first-run disclaimer covers this.

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NOTE: This is currently a beta/early access. The general function of this works as described above.

Future plans include improving the AI Director to be better as a GM. Introduction of game systems and dice

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