AI roleplay
with a spine.
Stories that still make sense three hundred turns in — because the world remembers what you did.
No card, no email. 30 messages a day, free — or sign in.
18+Mature themes, honestly handled.
Pick up where we left off in the ruined observatory.
The observatory remembers you. Ash still drifts through the cracked dome, and Kael's lantern waits on the old brass desk where you left it last session.
Resumed. World state restored from last session: the observatory, Kael, the search for the archivist's ledger.
Open a card and start. Every one of these is free to play, and yours to export.
Import and export. Your creations are never hostage.
Switch models mid-story, per scene.
Nemotron 3 Super on the free tier, with a local fallback behind it.
Adult content opt-in behind an age gate. Every message moderated.
Structure, not vibes.
Long roleplays fall apart when the model forgets. Forge doesn't ask one context window to hold everything — it layers four kinds of memory, each with its own job and its own budget, and rebuilds the context from all of them every turn.
Try it logged out — build a card, run a scene, export itEight world-state trackers, every turn
Location, outfit, NPCs, scene, condition, inventory, relationship, quest — updated automatically, visible in the sidebar.
Past moments, surfaced when they matter
When the story circles back, the relevant earlier turns are retrieved and re-injected. Semantic recall on Pro and above.
The story so far, always in context
A rolling summary condenses hundreds of turns into the part the model needs right now.
Lore that activates on cue
Keyword and semantic activation. Paid tiers get larger per-entry injection budgets, so deep lore arrives whole.
A setting others can build inside.
A World is geography, factions, history, species — the setting, separate from any one character. Publish yours, browse other people's, fork one and make it your own. Then a card declares its world, and that world reaches every turn of every chat the card is in.
Publish · browse · fork
Entries with keywords and priority. Fork one and make it your own.
Declares its world
One world per card, chosen by the author in the editor. Unpublish the world and the card degrades quietly — never an error mid-scene.
Primer + matched entries
A short primer grounds each turn for a fixed cost; keyword-matched entries arrive when the story touches them.
Gatefall
Hunters, gates, and The System — a status window that pops when you gain an ability. Abilities aren't drawn from a list; the model invents them to fit what you actually did.
Wasteland Sovereign
The city of Kerrow and Arc City — cores, the Ministries, alloy tiles, the mecha corps. Public worlds are SFW-only; private worlds are yours.
Publish the chat, not just the card.
When a roleplay is worth sharing, publish it. Opt-in per session, anonymized, and frozen at the moment you publish — continuing, editing or deleting the live session never changes what's public. It lives on the character's page, where people are already browsing.
Kael. What did you hide up here?
He doesn't answer at once. When he does, it's to the orrery, not to you. "Something the archivist wanted buried. Under the third ring — there's a hatch."
Open the hatch.
The hatch fights you, then gives. Below, a vault the size of a coffin, and in it the ledger — bound in green leather, unburned.
What a turn costs. What your plan really gets.
Most model pickers sell on quality alone and let the cap surprise you later. Forge tells you what a model costs before you pick it — in messages, the only unit that means anything mid-story. This readout is the same math: the live plan caps against a measured average turn.
Nobody gets cut off mid-scene: past the cap you drop to the free model, or prepaid credit picks up the difference — see Plans.
Standard's workhorse — the full message allotment. Pro's list swaps it for Sonnet 5 and Gemini Pro.
Turns per day = the smaller of the plan's message cap and its dollar cap ÷ this model's per-turn cost. Reply call only — the tracker, summary and moderation calls add more on top. Model availability per plan from the live catalog.
Start free. Pay when your stories outgrow it.
Prepaid credit, for the days you run past the cap.
Buy a pack once. When a turn's metered cost lands past your plan's daily cap, credit settles the difference — no plan change, no surprise on your bill. Credit draws down at 1.3× metered cost.
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Cancel anytime. Already have an account? Manage your plan →
On your phone. Free means free. Held to a standard.
The studio, on your phone
Guest chat, image generation, worlds and roleplay settings on the mobile web shell. On Android, install the APK directly — same account, same server. It isn't on the Play Store yet, so your phone will ask you to allow the install.
Free means free
The free tier runs on Nemotron 3 Super 120B, a capable no-cost model, with a local fallback model behind it for the scenes the cloud won't take. Upgrade for bigger models and deeper memory — not to unlock the basics.
Adult-friendly, not anything-goes
SFW by default; adult content is opt-in behind an age gate. Every message passes moderation. Reports are preserved with evidence, account deletion is real, and legal holds exist for the cases the law requires.
Deterministic neon roguelite for PC — a 113-node skill Wheel and a cheat-proof daily.
EARLY ACCESS AnchorFocus timer with AI task breakdown — web, Windows and Android.
LIVE RuleZeroThe AI game master — any setting, any rules, persistent hex worlds, multiplayer from day one.
COMING SOON Sprite EditorSprite sheets and Aseprite in, collision boxes drawn, GDScript / C# / JSON out. On itch.io.
LIVE Void-IOBrowser space arena that had a good run. Leaderboards and history live on.
RETIREDBuilt by someone who actually writes.
The tools come from the same place the stories do: serialized fiction on Royal Road — the long-form, character-first craft that shaped Forge's memory system and everything around it.
Read the fiction on Royal Road →