Bring your own part to the exchange
An opening greeting gives you a situation, not a finished plot. You might question a witness, join an expedition or develop a relationship between adult fictional characters. Your next message can introduce an obstacle, make a choice or simply invite an answer.
We offer different ways to organize that writing. A persona describes the role you play; a Lorebook supplies background knowledge; a Rulebook follows changes in the story. Conversation memory helps retain selected details. Start with dialogue and add these tools when they solve a particular problem.
Write a character others can understand
In our creator, the name, description, personality and greeting each have their own place, alongside visibility settings. Keep lasting behavior in the personality and use the greeting for the opening encounter. You can then change a scene without rewriting who the character is.
When you share a character, give readers an understandable premise and suitable tags. We also expect you to have the right to share its contents. Obtaining an imported card does not give you ownership of another creator's work or permission to publish it as your own.
Remember who is answering
Our language models produce the replies. An emotional response or a convincing claim comes from that generated character, not a human chat operator. The text can be wrong and cannot stand in for professional judgment, factual verification or a real person's consent.
We pair creative tools with display preferences and reporting options. The same content restrictions apply to adult accounts and private conversations. Keeping a conversation out of public view does not mean we process no account or usage information while providing the service.
Know what your account includes
Free accounts include text conversations, avatar generation and up to three personas. Their active context allowance is 4,096 tokens: a saved conversation can be much longer than the material available for its next reply. Free access may also involve a queue when demand is high.
Get A Taste introduces Memory Manager. True Supporter includes automatic Semantic Memory and Conversation Images, while I'm All In adds text-to-speech and Conversation Images with private characters. Pick the features you need; paying more does not promise flawless memory, accurate answers or exemption from content rules.
The company behind our service
NextDay AI Incorporated, based in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, operates SpicyChat with NextDay AI USA Inc in Delaware and NextDay AI EU Ltd in Cyprus. Our contact and support routes handle questions about the service, accounts and rights.
You do not need to choose a paid plan to begin core chat or generate an avatar. Subscriptions extend access to particular models and memory, image or audio tools. We describe those differences by feature so you can choose an account tier for the way you intend to use it.
Questions
What can I do with SpicyChat's character tools?
You can meet or create a fictional character, take a role in a conversation and develop a story over several exchanges. We provide tools for character definitions, scene development and story information; we do not arrange private chats with human performers.
Who writes the messages a character sends me?
Our AI models generate them. A creator may have written the character's setup, but their profile and the character's apparent personality do not make the conversation a live exchange with that person.