Group Chat
Roleplay like never before
Group Chats bring multiple Chatbots into one shared conversation, allowing them to interact not only with you, but also with each other. Instead of a one-on-one exchange, a Group Chat feels more like stepping into a small world — where several characters coexist, react, argue, collaborate, and move the story forward together.
With 2 to 10 Chatbots in a single chat, Group Chats enable richer roleplay, layered storytelling, and more dynamic scenes where relationships, personalities, and events can unfold naturally.
Discovering Public Groups
You can either create your own groups or explore public Groups created by other users directly from the homepage and chat with them. Groups are shown mixed with chatbots on the homepage. If you wanna browse groups only, you can use the Filters to browse them by the size of members.
Small (2–4)
Medium (5–7)
Large (8–10)
How to Create a Group
1. Access Group Creation
Open the side menu and go to Create → Group. This will take you to the Group creation page which is a bit similar to Chatbot Creation page.
2. Set the Group’s Identity
Start by defining how your Group looks and how it’s presented to others.
Cover Image: Upload an image or generate one.
Group Name: A short name for your Group.
Title: A brief description explaining what the Group is about. This helps users understand the theme at a glance.
3. Add Group Members
Click Add Members to open the selection screen. Every Group must have at least 2 and no more than 10 members.
You can browse and select Chatbots in several ways:
Search by name
Browse using tags
Sort by different discovery options
Browse your Favourites
By default, you’ll be browsing the Discover feed, which shows public chatbots. If you want to add your own private Chatbots, switch the dropdown from Discover to My Chatbots. This allows you to include bots you’ve created yourself.
Once you’ve selected your members, click Save Members to return to the Group setup page.
4. Configure Chat Settings
Who Sends the First Message? (Optional)
You can choose which Chatbot starts the conversation.
If you select a chatbot, that chatbot will send the first message.
If you select none, the Group Chat will start the chat with the greeting message coming from the group name.
Greeting (Required)
The Greeting is the opening message that appears when a new chat begins. It sets the tone and introduces the scene.
Scenario (Optional, Recommended)
The Scenario provides shared background context for all characters. It helps the Group stay focused and consistent, especially in story-driven roleplay.
If you want to reuse the same Group for different situations, you can leave this empty and guide the direction of the story through your messages instead.
5. Visibility & Member Compatibility
Your Group’s visibility affects both who can see it and which chatbots can be added.
Public
Public only
Fully discoverable Groups. Subject to moderation.
Unlisted
Public + Unlisted
Sharing via link without appearing in public listings.
Private
Public + Unlisted + Private
Personal use and Groups with private bots.
6. Saving or Creating Your Group
Once all required fields are complete, you can either click Create Group and Chat to publish the Group and start chatting immediately, or save it as a Draft to finish and publish later. Drafts can be accessed and edited anytime from My Creations → Groups.
How Group Chat Works
Once inside a Group Chat, you control how the conversation flows.
After a chatbot sends a message, a Responder Selector appears below the chat. This lets you decide who speaks next.
Response Control
Manual Selection: You can click any character to make them respond next.
Auto Response (Premium): With Auto response, the AI automatically selects the next suitable speaker based on the context when the user sends a message. If the message is sent by another characters, you simply click on Next button and system will pick the speaker. Auto Response is enabled on default and can be disabled in the chat settings.
Free Users: Auto Response is disabled. You must manually choose the next responder.
Context In Group Chats
Since there are more than one chatbots and context memory is limited, to generate a response, only the persona of the user and the chatbot generating the response are added into the context. However, previous messages and memories are also added in the context so that the story is coherent and flows naturally.
Managing Your Groups
You can manage all your Groups from My Creations → Groups. From there, you can:
View your published Groups
Access and edit drafts
Update group members or settings
Remove a Group
Best Practices & Tips
For the best Group Chat experience:
Choose compatible characters. Characters from similar worlds or storylines work best together. Very broad or open-ended bots can derail focused roleplay.
Keep the size reasonable. While up to 10 members are allowed, Groups with fewer than 6 characters tend to stay more coherent.
Guide the story. You can observe and let characters interact, but stepping in occasionally helps keep the plot aligned with your goals.
Context matters. Group Chats benefit greatly from higher context memory tiers and bigger models, especially for long or complex roleplays.
Current Limitations
To ensure stability and performance, Group Chats do not support:
Text-to-Speech (TTS)
Image Generation In Conversation
Sending Images To Group Chat
We hope that you'll enjoy this new and richer roleplay experience.
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