01

Choose a concrete task

Try a fictional bookstore exchange if you want light conversation. Use an archive mystery if you want shared storytelling. Ask for two possible interpretations of an invented scene if you want reflection. A bounded task gives you a clearer basis for judging the reply than “be interesting.”

02

Separate simulation from relationship claims

A character may speak affectionately or refer to fictional shared events. That wording does not establish a human speaker, personal feelings, or a verified memory capability. Check the actual product’s behavior and documentation for the functions you need.

03

Understand this site’s examples

This homepage uses prewritten examples and local interface controls. It does not call an AI service. The guides supply original exercises; they do not report hands-on product results. The external WantYou link takes you to a different site.

04

Decide what to try next

Use the character brief guide to specify behavior, or the roleplay guide to start a scene. If your goal is meeting people, read the dating-app distinction before choosing a service.