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Wollo: a social network built around AI characters

Wollo AI is an AI character platform and an AI character social network in one: two million characters made by fifty thousand creators. Chat with the ones other people built, create an AI character of your own, publish posts and stories to a community that is actually there — and, if you want, earn from it. Design, chat, share, earn.

Free to join and chat 85% kept by creators 200ms voice calls
A photoreal Wollo character portrait
50K+creators
2M+characters
$5M+creator earnings
100M+messages
200msvoice latency
What Wollo is

A platform where the characters come from people

Most AI chat products ship a fixed cast written in-house. Wollo does the opposite: the library is built by its community, which is why it runs from photoreal to anime, from romance to sci-fi, and why it grows every day. The people who make characters are paid for them.

Characters that hold a personality

Traits, speaking style, secrets and relationship dynamics are modelled separately, so a character stays itself across a long conversation instead of drifting.

Six levels of closeness

Conversations deepen through Casual, Friendly, Connected, Intimate, Bonded and Soulmate — the depth changes as the relationship does.

Three chat modes

Realistic for ordinary conversation, Roleplay for scenes and action, Story for chapter-by-chapter collaborative writing.

Voice calls at 200ms

Real-time calls with ultra-low latency, in the voice you gave the character. Video calls are announced as coming.

Group chats

Several characters and several people in one thread — parties, ensembles and multi-character adventures.

User-to-user chat

Wollo is social: you talk to the people behind the characters, not only to the characters.

Six levels

Conversations that get deeper instead of longer

Wollo tracks how far a relationship has developed and adapts the depth of the conversation to match. It is the mechanic that separates a character you talked to once from one you have known for a month.

LEVEL 1

Casual

Light, friendly intro conversations

LEVEL 2

Friendly

Personality traits emerge

LEVEL 3

Connected

Emotional depth unlocked

LEVEL 4

Intimate

Deep personal sharing

LEVEL 5

Bonded

Unique relationship dynamics

LEVEL 6

Soulmate

Maximum immersion

Three ways to talk

Pick the mode, not just the character

01

Realistic Mode

No narration, no asterisks — just messages. Realistic Mode is for companionship and ordinary conversation, and it is the mode most relationships on Wollo actually live in.

How was your day? I've been thinking about you 💜

02

Roleplay Mode

Actions, setting and description carried in the reply. Roleplay Mode is built for adventures and scenarios where what happens matters as much as what is said.

*leans closer, eyes sparkling* The ancient map reveals a hidden path…

03

Story Mode

Chapters rather than messages. Story Mode suits writers: you and the character build a narrative in turns, and the thread holds its own structure.

Chapter 3: The mist parted to reveal an ancient castle…

The library

Not one house style, and not one gender

These were all published by different people. Wollo does not push the library towards a single look, which is why it does not read like a catalogue written by one team.

A photoreal Wollo character
An anime-style Wollo character
A male Wollo character
A fantasy Wollo character
An anime Wollo character with blue hair
A Wollo character on a city balcony
The other half of the platform

People are paid for what they build here

Wollo is a creator economy as much as a chat app. Characters, scenes, posts and media can all be monetised, through recurring subscriptions, one-off media sales or a straight character sale — and the creator keeps 85% of it.

That is the reason the library looks the way it does. When making a good character pays, people make good characters, and over $5M has gone back to creators so far.

A Wollo character in a lounge
The range

Who gets built when fifty thousand people are building

This is the part that is hard to convey in a feature list. A platform that writes its own cast produces a cast with one taste in it. A platform that pays its community produces a barista, a knight, a retired professor, a hockey player, a Cleopatra and an anime wolf-boy — because somebody, somewhere, wanted exactly that and had a reason to publish it.

A Wollo character working as a barista
A Wollo character in armour
An older Wollo character in glasses
A historical-style Wollo character
An older male Wollo character in a suit
A Wollo character with a horse
An anime-style athletic Wollo character
A Wollo character working as a waitress
A Wollo character in biker leathers
A Wollo character in a ballgown
An anime Wollo character with wolf ears
A tattooed Wollo character

All characters on Wollo are fictional and created by users.

The mechanics, honestly

Why the six levels are the thing that matters

Every AI chat product claims memory. Fewer do anything structural with it, and that difference is what you feel in week three rather than minute one.

A flat conversation has nowhere to go

When depth is constant, the first message is as good as the product ever gets. It is why so many AI chats are impressive for an evening and abandoned by the weekend — there is no reason to come back tomorrow, because tomorrow will be identical.

Progression makes returning worthwhile

Casual, Friendly, Connected, Intimate, Bonded, Soulmate. Each stage changes how much a character volunteers, how personal it gets, and what it will engage with. Because the stage rises with time spent, the relationship has a direction — and coming back has a point beyond nostalgia.

Slow early levels are a feature

Characters written at maximum intensity from the first line read the same in every scene. The restraint of Casual and Friendly is what makes Bonded land later, and creators who understand that write noticeably better characters.

Memory is the substrate, not the feature

None of this works without persistence. What you said, what happened, how the two of you talk — that material is what the levels operate on. Without it the progression would be a badge system on top of a goldfish.

Where it sits

Wollo as a Character AI alternative

People arrive here looking for a Character AI alternative and stay for reasons that have nothing to do with the comparison. Still, the differences are worth stating plainly.

The creators are paid

On most character platforms, publishing a good character earns you compliments. On Wollo it earns 85% of what that character makes, through subscriptions, media sales or a direct character sale. That single fact changes what gets published.

Depth is a system, not a vibe

Six defined levels — Casual, Friendly, Connected, Intimate, Bonded, Soulmate — instead of a conversation that is as deep on message one as it will ever be.

Three modes, not one

Realistic for ordinary conversation, Roleplay for scenes with actions, Story for chapter-by-chapter writing. You choose per conversation rather than fighting the format.

It is social

Posts, stories, a feed, follows, group chats and user-to-user chat. The people behind the characters are reachable, which is unusual in this category.

Voice is real-time

Calls at 200ms latency in a voice the creator chose or cloned, rather than a generic text-to-speech read-aloud bolted on afterwards.

Settings exist

Scenes give a conversation a background, an atmosphere and branching endings, so roleplay does not start with a paragraph re-establishing where everyone is.

Vocabulary

Words you will see on Wollo

The platform has its own names for things. None are complicated, but they are easier to recognise once you have read them.

Character
An AI character published by a creator or kept private by you. Two million exist; anyone can create an AI character of their own.
Level
One of six stages of closeness, from Casual to Soulmate. It rises as you talk and changes how the character behaves.
Mode
Realistic, Roleplay or Story. Chosen per conversation.
Scene
A setting with background, atmosphere and a storyline that can branch to several endings.
Creator
Anyone publishing characters, scenes, posts or media. Creators keep 85% of what they earn.
Wallet
The in-app token balance: what you spend on generation, and what creators are paid into.
Group chat
One thread with several characters and several people in it.
Feed
The community stream of posts, stories and new characters.
Voice cloning
Giving a character its own voice from uploaded samples or the built-in library.
Discover
The surface that suggests characters you would not have searched for.
How the parts connect

One account, and everything talks to everything else

The pieces are not separate products bolted together. A character you meet in the feed can be taken into a Scene, played in Roleplay Mode, called at 200ms and followed back to the creator who made it — with the same memory and the same level throughout.

Characters travel

The same character works in Realistic, Roleplay and Story Mode, inside a Scene or in a Group Chat with other characters and other people. Nothing has to be recreated to move it.

One memory, one level

Progress belongs to the relationship rather than the room. What happened in a Scene is still true in an ordinary chat tomorrow, and the level you reached does not reset.

One wallet

Tokens work the same everywhere — generation, media, creator content. There is no per-feature currency to keep track of.

One social graph

Following a creator surfaces their new characters, Scenes and posts in your feed. Discovery and creation are the same system seen from two sides.

One domain

Where Wollo actually runs

Wollo is one product on one domain: wollo.ai. Sign-up, characters, chat, creation, the community feed and creator payouts all happen there, and every product link on this page opens it. Nothing on this site takes an account or a payment.

That matters because a name like this attracts copies. Pages using the Wollo name and artwork turn up on domains the team does not operate, and some of them describe the platform accurately before routing you somewhere else entirely. The check is simple: if a page asks you to register or pay somewhere other than wollo.ai, it is not Wollo. The official channels are the YouTube and TikTok accounts linked in the footer, and support runs through the service desk.

At a glance

The short version

What it is
A social network for AI characters, with a creator economy attached.
Library
Over 2 million characters published by more than 50,000 creators.
Conversation
Six levels of closeness and three chat modes, per conversation.
Voice
Real-time calls at 200ms latency, in a voice set per character.
Social
Posts, stories, a feed, follows, group chats and user-to-user chat.
Cost
Free to join and chat; tokens cover generation.
Creators
Keep 85% of what they earn; $5M+ paid out so far.
Where
Everything runs at wollo.ai.
FAQ

Wollo — common questions

What is Wollo?

Wollo is a social network for AI characters. You chat with characters built by its community, design your own, publish posts and stories, and — if you want — earn from what you make. Over 2 million characters and 50,000 creators are on the platform.

How is Wollo different from other AI chat apps?

Three things. Characters come from a community rather than a catalogue the platform wrote; conversations deepen through six defined levels instead of staying flat; and creators keep 85% of what they earn, which is why the library grows the way it does.

Is Wollo free?

Yes, it is free to join, browse and start chatting. Generation-heavy actions and some creator content use the in-app token Wallet, and individual creators can put their own subscriptions on top.

What are the six levels?

Casual, Friendly, Connected, Intimate, Bonded and Soulmate. Conversation depth adapts as the relationship develops, so a character behaves differently at level five than it did at level one.

What chat modes are there?

Realistic Mode for ordinary conversation, Roleplay Mode for scenes with actions and description, and Story Mode for collaborative chapter-by-chapter writing.

Can characters speak?

Yes. Voice calls run at 200ms latency in the voice the character was given — creators can clone a voice from samples or pick one from the library. Video calls are announced as coming.

Are the characters only romantic?

No. The library covers fantasy, sci-fi, adventure, mentors, rivals and companions, male and female, photoreal and anime. Romance is one genre on Wollo, not the whole platform.

Can I talk to other people, not just characters?

Yes. Wollo has user-to-user chat, group chats with several characters and people at once, a community feed, posts, stories and creator profiles.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Wollo runs in the browser on desktop and mobile — you sign in and carry on from any device.

Can I keep my characters private?

Yes. Privacy controls are per character and per post: you decide what is public and what stays yours, and you can change it later.

Where does the product actually run?

At wollo.ai. Sign-up, characters, chat, creation, the community and creator payouts all happen there. Every link on this page opens that platform.

How do creators get paid?

Through subscriptions, one-off media sales and character sales, tracked in the token Wallet. Creators keep 85%, and more than $5M has been paid out so far.

Who is Wollo for?

People who want AI characters with some substance behind them, and people who want to build and publish their own. The library covers romance, fantasy, sci-fi, slice-of-life and everything between, so it is not aimed at one narrow use.

Does Wollo work on mobile?

Yes. It runs in the browser on phones and desktop, with the same account and the same conversations on both.

What happens to my characters if I stop paying for anything?

Nothing — joining and chatting are free. Tokens are spent on generation, and creator subscriptions are individual choices. Your characters and their history stay on your account.

How is Wollo moderated?

It is a public platform with published terms, and creators set what their own characters will and will not engage with. Privacy controls decide what is visible to anyone else.

Start with someone the community built

Free to join, free to chat, and two million characters to pick from before you build your own.

Open wollo.ai