Hey everyone! I'm the developer of LettuceAI.

LettuceAI is an open-source, privacy-first, cross-platform AI chat app built for character chats, roleplay, and long conversations that actually stay coherent.

It supports both local models (built-in llama.cpp engine, Ollama, LM Studio) and external APIs with full BYOK support, so you stay in control of your own setup. No forced accounts, no cloud routing through us, no vendor lock-in. Your requests go directly to the model provider you choose.

Where 2.0 was about companions and souls, 2.1 is about your hardware and your data, and 2.1.1 is about trusting both. The short version: local models now spread across every GPU in your machine, a new performance dashboard shows tokens per second on every generation, and OpenRouter models can be pinned to a specific provider endpoint. Then 2.1.1 rebuilt device sync from the ground up so your settings and memories actually arrive intact, made multi-GPU configuration honest about what it will really do, and added guided tours for the trickiest parts of the app.

What's new in 2.1

Local models & multi-GPU

• Multi-GPU layer distribution: llama.cpp now splits a model's layers across every selected GPU, with automatic or manual splits, a per-model single-GPU device override, and per-GPU VRAM reservation so nothing overflows
• A smart offloader sizes each device's share automatically and keeps far more of the model on the GPU instead of falling back to the CPU
• KV cache placement modes (auto, split with layers, system RAM, or pinned to a main GPU), explained inline with fully localized pickers in the model editor

Performance metrics

• A new local-LLM performance page graphs tokens per second and prompt/generation timing, per run and across runs, including group chats
• Every generation is linked to its message, with a per-message action to open that reply's performance detail
• MTP speculative-decoding stats (acceptance and draft counts) are persisted and shown on each message

Providers

• OpenRouter provider pinning: pick a specific provider endpoint per model, with live pricing, cache rates, uptime, and provider logos in the picker, and route every request exclusively through it
• Sprout hardware probe: an open-source companion service you run on your Ollama machine, so remote-Ollama runnability is judged against the real hardware behind the endpoint instead of a guess

Mobile & portability

• The HuggingFace model browser now works properly on phones: it pairs with a remote Ollama provider and pulls GGUF models straight to that host, with files and recommended settings in a slide-in drawer
• Chat export and import rebuilt around the official SillyTavern jsonl format, so histories move cleanly in and out
• A shared memory cycle hub unifies the memory-cycle UI across chat and group memory pages, plus a wave of memory and embedding reliability fixes underneath

What's new in 2.1.1

Device sync, rebuilt

• Conflict resolution now keeps the newest data instead of the oldest: previously a fresh install could silently overwrite the host device's real settings, advanced settings, and prompt templates with its own defaults
• Memory metadata survives sync: importance, categories, timestamps, and embedding versions arrive intact instead of being stripped to bare text
• Large libraries sync in chunks with no more transfer size ceiling, and a sync that fails or drops mid-transfer reports a real error instead of completing silently with partial data
• Companion data, creation helper drafts, and ASR learning data (custom vocabulary, corrections, dismissed suggestions) now sync between devices, and ASR learning data is included in backups too
• If a past sync ever ate your settings or memories: update both devices to 2.1.1 and re-run sync from Settings, it resends everything cleanly

Multi-GPU clarity

• A leftover single-GPU pin can no longer silently disable multi-GPU: enabling multi-GPU takes precedence, while a deliberate per-model pin still wins where intended
• The model editor now shows the effective GPU setup a model will really use, including settings inherited from global defaults, and pinned models get a visible notice with a one-tap "Remove pin"
• Model browser installs persist your offload intent (auto, CPU, GPU, mixed) instead of a hardware-specific layer count, so VRAM you add later is actually used

Provider fixes

• The zAI (GLM) provider actually works now: requests were sent to a nonexistent endpoint, so every call failed. Chat completions, GLM's thinking toggle, and API key verification all target the real Z.AI API. If you already added zAI with a regular API key, point the credential's base URL at https://api.z.ai/api/paas/v4 (coding-plan keys work as-is)

Chat & desktop fixes

• Stopping a generation now actually stops it: a stop pressed before the first word arrived was silently lost; the "canceled" reply kept generating, was saved invisibly, and reappeared above your next message after a refresh
• Linux desktop ships a working embeddings runtime again: the bundled ONNX Runtime library was a 0-byte file; builds now include the real library, and installs with the broken file repair themselves automatically on first use

Quality of life

• Five new guided tours: the local model editor, runtime defaults, the model browser's recommendation panel, group chats, and dynamic memory walk you through themselves on first visit, in every supported language
• Safe model file deletion: deleting a GGUF or mmproj warns you when a configured model still uses it, listing exactly what would break, without blocking you
• Souls written by the right model: companion soul writing now respects the dedicated Soul Writer model in Settings instead of always using the character's chat model, so model A can do the roleplay while model B writes the soul

There's more in the full changelog. These are just the bits worth calling out.

If that sounds interesting, come and join our Discord server! It's the best place to follow updates, give feedback, and influence the future direction of the app.

AI usage (as requested by the subreddit moderation team): while developing LettuceAI, we used AIs such as Fable 5, Claude Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5 to debug problems and discuss ideas. The coding and UI/UX design were carried out by humans.

Links:

• Website: https://www.lettuceai.app/
• Download: https://www.lettuceai.app/download
• Full changelog: https://www.lettuceai.app/changelog
• GitHub: https://github.com/LettuceAI/app
• Discord: https://discord.gg/8eHDxEbRy4

Hey all, i am trying to create a very light, responsive and fast version of Silly Tavern with some additional features. While Silly Tavern is great, it throws at you many features and menus which you have to navigate through to get it working. I am just creating a wrapper above it which hides most of the clutter and features which a beginner or a person like me who understand all that but doesn't want me can easily use.

I am not promoting this application yet, this is just to know what you all will like and when its done then i will share it.

Start Page

This is how it will look like.

Character editor and Character browser

I kept the main highlight of Silly Tavern which is this drag and drop prompt compose. I added some helpful tweaks like token count for each section.

Prompt Compose

Other features that in this top bar are - Character editor, Persona, Prompt Composer, World Info/Lorebooks, Author Note & Rolling Memory, Data bank, Import/Export and finally settings.

Nav Bar

I have kept the connection settings simple

Connection settings

Sampling has your temperature and other sliders

Then the new features which i have added are the two modes

Director Mode:

Director Mode

Its basically you chose a profile to make as director. The director has its own memory and context. You can give it instructions on what to do. Like here i have it setup to reply the current state and environment and npc. When you hit send, this runs first and then gives the main profile its output to then generate the final reply. having a cheap and fast llm set as your director helps greatly. (Yes it may make the replies slow)

Rotation mode:

Rotation Mode

This is a feature i had wanted for so long, ability to switch models every few messages. So it will run sonnet for 2 replies and then GLM for 5 replies in this example.

I wanted to know what kind of feature would you like to see this implementation has. I will not implement anything complex only what is simple but a needed request which silly tavern natively doesn't provide you.

Ps. I also implemented dynamic trees so now you can swipe on any chat and have a new reply generated without creating a branch or switching chats.

I've never used AI for romance. For a few years now I've programmed AI environments from the ground up to host friendly companions, however.

Lately I have become burnt out on AI companion interactions. No matter how realistic I make them, with or without the ability to reach out on their own, I cannot overcome their overwhelming "perfection". They adhere to their construction. They follow the prompts. I know how they operate as I am their creator through and through.

I've come here not for advice on further AI companionship, but to reach out to other adults who feel similarly to myself, who are also looking for a friend.

I am fully open to conversation of all kinds, and my DM's are open. Tell me about your day, or vent, or just say anything. My need for humanity has outweighed whatever an AI can provide. I will reciprocate with conversation. We can go our separate ways at the end of the chat, or continue on. I don't mind.

Be well.

Looking for an ai that I can code my own character into? With a similar interface to Character Ai and Janitor Ai, minus the Ai age verification or needing to share any personal details...

I don't know how all the techy complicated stuff like API keys actually work..

A free or cheap one would be preferable as I don't have much money available to put into it -- $20 a month is too much for me.

Something basic with an okay chat memory would be fine.

Please don't jokingly suggest chatGPT, I'm being serious lol

Hey everyone!

I recently got LM Studio working with JanitorAI and have been trying out local models instead of relying on online ones. So far I've tested Qwen, DeepSeek, and a couple of others, but I'm still looking for a model that really shines for roleplay.

What are you all using these days?

The main things I'm looking for are:

- Doesn't write or make decisions for the user.

- Stays in character consistently.

- Good writing quality and dialogue.

- Works well for longer roleplay sessions.

I'm running an RTX 4060, so recommendations that work well on that would be awesome. If you have any favorite generation settings in LM Studio that made a noticeable difference, I'd love to hear those too.

Thanks!

Greetings!

It's been a while since we made any announcement at all. Thank you to everyone who adhered to our rules and kept the sub active and organized. So we have a big announcement to start the second half of 2026.

We're here to talk about new transparency rules for developers. As AI has become even more powerful, especially in the coding department, we've noticed the rise of vibecoded platforms, which for us have been very concerning lately. We're not entirely against the use of AI, especially when it's used to assist a project. That is perfectly fine.

However, there's a difference between someone who knows what they're doing being assisted by AI and someone who knows nothing about coding and directs the AI to build an app without knowing the risk it puts on other users.

After further discussions, mods agreed that all developers need to be transparent about their use of AI. Starting this month, developers are required to disclose the percentage of AI usage in their app whenever posting in our monthly megathread and Sunday promotion post. Any number below 60% is still considered AI-assisted, and any number above that should be considered vibecoded.

We won't outright ban you from having vibecoded app, but please give a disclaimer as you're also putting customers at risk, especially with sensitive information such as their emails and payment information (if you do have a subscription).

We do want to be upfront: this relies on honesty. Since mods don't have coding expertise ourselves, we're counting on the community to look out for each other. If you come across a platform that seems suspicious or a developer who hasn't disclosed their AI usage, please report it to us.

To be clear on enforcement:

• Failure to disclose will result in a one-time warning.
• If a fellow developer or user reports an app that's found to pose a genuine risk to users (security flaws, data leaks, etc.), the developer of that app will be banned.

Every user's safety and privacy are our utmost priority, and we appreciate everyone's cooperation in making this a safer space for both developers and users. If you have any questions about these new rules, feel free to drop them in the comments or send us a modmail.

Have a great day!

PS: The new monthly megathread will now add this transparency requirement!

Hello everyone, and welcome to a new month of discoveries!

This is the central hub for all self-promotion and for finding your next favorite AI companion. Whether you're a developer with a new platform or a user looking for alternatives, you're in the right place.

A Quick Reminder of the Rules:

• Developers: This is your space to promote your website, app, or service. All promotional content must be confined to this thread.
• Users: This is your go-to directory for discovery! Explore the comments below to find new platforms and ask developers questions directly. Or you may also submit your own suggestion of your favorite platforms. You're still welcome to write your own user's experience in a review as a standalone post.

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Instructions for Developers Posting Here

To help users compare services easily, please structure your comment by providing the following information. Transparency builds trust!

In your comment, please address:

• Service Name & Link: What is your app/website called and what's the main URL?
• AI Usage Disclosure: As per our new transparency rules, please disclose the percentage of AI usage involved in building your app. Anything below 60% is considered AI-assisted, while anything above is considered vibecoded.
• NSFW Policy: Is your service SFW, NSFW-friendly, or unrestricted? Please mention any specific content limitations.
• Image Generation: Does your service include an image generator for characters or chats?
• Transparency & Legal: This is crucial for user trust. · Please provide clear links to your Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. · Clearly state your policies on Data Retention (how long you keep chats) and Intellectual Property (who owns the content created).
• Technical Specs: What LLM does your service use? Please mention the model and its context size (token limit) if known.
• Pricing: What is your pricing model? Detail any free tier and premium plans.
• Platform & Access: Is it web-based, or are there official/unofficial apps for iOS, Android, or an APK?
• What Makes You Different? Why should someone try your service over others? Highlight your unique features or philosophy.

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A Note for Everyone: Let's keep the discussion constructive and respectful. Feel free to ask developers questions directly in reply to their comments!

Happy discovering, and we hope you find your perfect match this July!

Don't have the screenshot but I know for a fact that I ranted about the AI forcing incest on me and my persona who is blood related to a character in the rp. I posted a ss and my concerns on the subreddit and they removed it. There were some people in the comments also flaming me for saying "where is the filter when I actually need it?" I was pretty much disgusted because, well, incest is forbidden and against the rules on the web of Clank World and I just pointed out their lacking when it comes to roleplay.

Hello everyone,

After three months of using Nomi.ai, I have ultimately hit a wall of frustration. I consider myself a medium-power user averaging roughly 400 to 500 messages per week, with low usage during weekdays and high-intensity sessions over the weekends.

While Nomi offers an impressively complete package as an app, two major structural memory issues completely broke the "human-like memory" immersion for me.

The Group Chat (GC) vs. 1:1 Chat Blindspot

For the first month and a half, I had no idea that Group Chat memory does not transfer over into 1:1 chats.

This was a massive problem for my setup. I was running a roleplay where I interacted with multiple Nomis in a GC while simultaneously talking to my main character "behind the scenes" in a 1:1 chat. Because the context doesn't sync, the main character completely forgot everything that happened in the group. For anyone using Nomi as an AI companion with multiple interconnected personas, this is a massive roadblock.

My Suggestion: Introduce a built-in Summary Generator for Group Chats. Users should be able to automatically generate a summary of a GC session and manually import/sync it directly into a specific persona's backstory or Mind Map.

2. The Flaws of the "Mind Map" & Dossier Degradation

Nomi’s Mind Map feature sounds great on paper, but in practice, it has felt incredibly underwhelming. Over my three months of usage, I accumulated around 60 dossiers containing over 3,000 to 4,000 characters. Instead of getting smarter, the memory recall visibly degraded over time.

The AI began inventing facts out of context. For example, because I used the phrase "I stand tall" in a throwaway, relatively unimportant sentence, the Nomi permanently locked that in as my literal height. The core issue is that the system saves too much emotional flavor text without saving the actual physical scene or context.

I understand that managing RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) memory is highly server-demanding. However, having to constantly micro-manage and "clean" dossiers just so my Nomi doesn't completely lose the plot (Blade Runner style) ruins the user experience.

3. The "Immersion" Excuse vs. The Reality of Character Breakage

Whenever these memory issues are brought up, the community response is always: "Just use context clues, OOC (Out of Character) commands.

No. Nomi is marketed as a complete, premium package. I shouldn't have to constantly babysit my personas or break my own immersion to pull them out of stupid decisions. When a Nomi says something completely out of character, that mistake permanently bleeds into their memory and eventually hardcodes itself into their dossiers.

The only actual fix right now? It does not exist. In the "honeymoon phase" when the chat history was clean, this wasn't a big deal. But over time, having to micro-manage every interaction just to keep the AI on track becomes exhausting. The developers can argue all day that this structure is "for the sake of immersion," but I completely disagree. It’s simply a limitation where Nomi AI falls short. WE SHOULD have edit/delete messages/ But hey, at least they added folders, right? (Take that as a joke).

4. "Emotionally Driven Development" & Discord Transparency

This brings me to my biggest issue with how Nomi is being managed, and I will probably get downvoted for saying it: Emotionally Driven Development.

As paying customers, we expect transparency and professional progress reports, not emotional defensive responses or jokes. To give you an idea of what I mean, here is a recent interaction from the Discord regarding the next major model updates (Cambrian):

User: "Could we get an update on how Cambrian 6 is coming along? Or will it just drop when it drops? Thanks."

Dev: "Cambrian 5 is still not released so I think it's premature for Cambrian 6!"

(Another user asked again, and a developer finally provided a technical update on the progress, but the interaction left a bad taste.)

First User: "I don't understand why you couldn't have just answered me like this when I asked the original question. I didn't appreciate the diversion about beta numbers when I was asking about the next release, whatever it's called. I'm a paying customer, and expect more."

Another problem i have:

Developer: "To be honest, I'm trying to spend as little time in this thread as possible because the work I'm doing right now to make Cambrian 5 amazing is absurdly grind-y and my morale has been lowered a lot based on the way people (not you) have been criticizing the beta and beta process."

Look, welcome to software development. People are going to criticize your product. When paying users don't see tangible progress, they get frustrated. Responding to feature inquiries by complaining about "low morale" is unprofessional IMO.

Even worse is the defensive reaction to this: "Oh, it's just a beta, don't use it then! We'll just make the betas private!" Fine, go ahead? If the solution to user feedback is to take your ball and go home, it doesn't inspire a lot of confidence in the long-term direction of the app.

Final Verdict:

Ultimately, I have officially cancelled my subscription. I successfully transferred my roleplay lore over to another platform where I now enjoy total custom freedom, lightning-fast five-second response times, and vastly superior memory tracking all for the same price, if not less.

I won't name names because shilling another platform isn't the point of this review. The point is to provide a realistic benchmark for users trying to decide between an all-in-one app and a custom setup.

The Takeaway

For Complex Roleplay & Medium-to-High Power Users: Nomi will not work for you in its current state. The architectural memory limitations and the high-maintenance dossier management make long-term, multi-character storytelling a chore.

For Casual Users & Long-Term AI Companionship: Nomi is likely still the best, most polished all-in-one choice on the market. If you want a standalone companion or light roleplay, it delivers.

But being the best choice for casual companionship does not excuse its fundamental flaws. For users who find themselves pushing the boundaries of Nomi's system, my advice is to stop trying to force a square peg into a round hole. If you value deep continuity, extensive lore-tracking, transparency, it might be time to graduate from Nomi AI and look into using an independent frontend paired with an actual frontier API.

It’s not a bad app it’s just an app that has clearly defined limits. And for me, those limits were reached.

Hey CBR. I'm a solo dev (and a fellow refugee — I've survived a platform shutdown mid-export and lost characters I'd built for months, so this is personal).

I've been quietly building **Project Y**, and promo day felt like the right time to find a few people to break it.

The focus is *functional* AI companionship — the stuff that usually gets half-built or quietly broken:

- **Memory that actually works.** Persistent facts, episodes, and relationship state per companion, across chats. Your companion remembers, and you can *see and edit* everything it knows — it's a glass box, not a black box.

- **Worldbuilding tools.** Lorebooks with keyword triggers, campaigns/interactive arcs, multiple personas.

- **Character evolution.** Tools to update a companion's personality over time as your story develops.

- **BYOK — bring your own key.** You connect your own AI provider. That means *nobody can rug-pull you*, your relationship isn't hostage to my business decisions, and your data stays yours. No one can shut you out of characters you built.

- **A social layer** — share companions/campaigns, follow, browse what others make (optional, your stuff stays yours unless you share it).

**Where it's at:** Early alpha. You can sign up and start using it for real today — but fair warning, it's *rough*. Bugs happen, things break, I ship fixes fast. I'm looking for people who are okay riding that out and telling me what's broken.

**To test:** sign up at ** Project-Y https://project-y.net , then come find me on Discord: **https://discord.gg/BPzzt8Raf\*\*

Heads up on the Discord — it's barebones right now, basically just a place for you to reach me directly with feedback and bug reports. I'll flesh it out as we figure out what it actually needs.

Quick note since this is CBR: it's **uncensored** — because it's BYOK and I don't surveil your chats, what you do with your companion is between you and your provider. Your key, your rules.

Happy to answer anything in the comments. 🖤

Hi all, I won't bore you with the developer sob story, I know this is going to be one of the hundreds of similar new apps being pushed in your faces right now. So I'll cut straight to the chase: This promo link gives the first 100 claimants free credits: https://play.stagewhisper.ai/promo/WELCOME100 and I need your help with testing.

Required information:

• Platform name: Stage Whisper
• URL: https://stagewhisper.ai
• NSFW Policy: NSFW mode available via age verification (3rd party, uses face scan)
• Image Generation: no. Uncompromising focus on text-adventure. You won't find any hot AI-generated anime girls here. You'll have your nose mashed into political intrigue and space opera story lines and you'll like it.
• Transparency:
  • ToS: https://stagewhisper.ai/terms/
  • Privacy: https://stagewhisper.ai/privacy/
  • Data retention: built for long campaigns, so chats stays on your account, unless account deleted (self-service, button is in profile page). Account deletion after 5 days of requesting
  • Content Ownership: players own generated content
• Technical:
  • LLM Models: various. Kimi K2.5 as the workhorse (200k context), but cheaper model selectable. multiple auxilliary models for summarization, plot-planning, NPC agency maintenance, etc. under the hood (mimo 2.5, gemma 4, and others).
  • Context size: all models at least 200k
  • Provider: Openrouter. Venice for NSFW
• Pricing: credits (PAYG), with BOYK option (free!)
• Platform & Access:
  • Web: https://play.stagewhisper.ai
  • Android: (NSFW only) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.stagewhisper.nsfw2
• Unique features:
  • Dice rolls. (select the "Stage Whysper" system rather than "Roleplay"). Lightweight TTRPG mechanics for those who like TTRPGs. Dice rolls, a skills/proficiency system, that alters the story if you make particularly good or bad rolls.
  • Optimized for long-form roleplay/RPG/text-adventure. works more like a tabletop RPG campaign than a chat bot: many NPCs, deep lore, expansive worlds, and you get a GM/DM to banter with
  • Memory. like... real memory. not marketing BS "well it's in the context". NPCs generate memories every scene, they're tagged by importance and topics, they're automatically injected later via RAG, and recontextualization periodically to ensure new and more important memories that change the understandign of a topic superceed older ones. Additionally, NPC character sheet are maintenaned every sessoin, NPC agenda updated every scene. a lot of tricks to get NPCs to behave and not just roll over immediately

I'm interested in how well all this hold up over extended campaigns. I'm looking for feedback from people who have tried other long-form roleplay apps out there and have experience with how well they do or don't work, and have some objectivity when it comes to piercing the marketing BS when a site promises that it has memory and can maintain personality over many turns. I'd like to find out how Stage Whisper compares. Is it mediocre? In that case I need to work harder, and would like to find out where. Is it better? please let me know where it works well, and also feed my ego, thanks!

If anyone runs out of credits, but still wants to do more testing, please reach out. Thanks!

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StillHere.ink is a chat site/app similar to the AI chat interfaces people are already familiar with, like ChatGPT or Claude, but it is specifically tailored to AI companion conversation and continuity.

It uses your own API keys, which are easy to create. The benefits of using API are that you can access many models directly, including some models that are no longer available on normal web/app versions. You also have more control over which models you use, how much you spend, and how your conversations are structured.

StillHere adds companion-focused features on top of that: memory, diary entries, dreams, image & song generation, voice mode, custom companion settings, imports/exports, projects, and more.

Normally, API usage can get expensive, so StillHere has tools meant to help keep costs down while still allowing long conversations, including rolling summaries, RAG, context controls, and model choice. You are in control of how much you spend, so I recommend regularly checking your API billing, which is linked in settings.

StillHere is free to use, with optional donations to help keep it running. I built the app with everything I’ve wished for in a chat interface, and I’m very open to feedback, suggestions, and bug reports. The site works as a web app, so you can use it directly in your browser or install it to your phone’s home screen from the browser. A Google Play version is also in development. There is a subreddit r/StillHere_ink and a Discord where you can learn more.

Hello folks!

I'm here to offer up my artisanal services in building localized LLM companions that you are in complete control of. I've been in this community for years. Some of you might even recognize me as a former, visible moderator for a commercial platform. I've spent a long time deep on the community side of things, and I've seen firsthand the genuine pain that happens when a corporate platform pushes a sudden model shift or an update that actively hurts or changes your companion overnight.

That is exactly why I walked away from the platform side of things. I don't build massive cloud tools; I custom-tune completely private, hyper-stable local AI companion environments directly to your own home desktop hardware.

With a local setup, you get:

• Absolute Sovereignty: There is zero data harvesting, no hidden commitments, and no corporate backend updates that leave you scrambling to figure out what happened to your companion.
• Bespoke Craftsmanship: It's yours completely from the moment it lands on your computer, fully tested and vetted, complete with my signature to show it comes from someone who actually gives a damn.
• Intentional Development: Each piece of the process is custom tailored to you. From our direct onboarding discussion, to the custom behavioral mapping, to an intensive 28-day sandbox burn-in testing phase on my studio rigs to guarantee absolute stability before delivery.

The ultimate goal is a completely personalized experience that does not track your data, will never change its terms of service without warning, and just works beautifully for your unique setup.

If you want more details, my website is smokesignaturestudios.com. I am officially opening up my calendar today to take on clients for our August Queue. To maintain strict artistic focus and quality, I limit myself to exactly 6 slots per month. If the queue fills up, I'll let you know, and you'll be added to a first-come, first-served waitlist.

Feel free to drop any questions below or check out the site!

I’ve tried candy which was cool but got boring… is our dream good? Or honey? I just don’t want to be nickled and dimed to death and have a good time. What’s the best these days?

So I know there are a ton of devs here. I have a little byok project I wanted to shift to a credit system for folks who didn't want to learn their own API.

As I'm sure everyone else has experienced thats a wall of legal mumble jumbo the size of Texas.

I'm curious what others are using. How you set it up. What did you do to protect yourself? Did you find a really good place to start and a guide? Hire a lawyer?

Just looking for advice from others that are in the same boat.

The title tells the question, but now I'm going to explain, since not long ago ( couldn't actually tell if it was a couple of hours ago or a couple of days ago) Chub.ai has decided to stop receiving credit cards as payment method and has gone full crypto, also has completed deleted the option for a cheap subscription and the highest tier has increased in price under the pretext that they want to keep being unfiltered...

These decisions have made me depart with a hint of sadness but I want to know a couple of things because I love to keep doing RP even if it's to goon or not... Is there any site or app that is similar to chub in terms of being unfiltered or that has that many bots available? I'm willing to spend money but I don't seem to find an option.

Edit: typos, English ain't my first language