a free chatbot gives you a scene. keeper gives you a world — one that keeps moving while you're away, remembers what you did, and reaches out when something happens. play it with your friends.
between sessions the world ticks forward on its own. you come back and things have changed without you — a living place, not a frozen save.
a character who hasn't forgotten you can send a letter — by email or discord, in their own voice. off by default, one tap to stop, never a stream. the fiction pursues you.
your reputation follows you. npcs recognise what you've done. continuity a fresh prompt throws away every time is the whole point here.
sign in and your character is saved to a private vault — reusable across campaigns, growing with you. a hero you're attached to, not a throwaway.
the model writes the prose; a deterministic rules engine decides every outcome — dice, combat, loot, XP. the story is soft; the world is honest. how this works →
invite your friends into the same living campaign. one shared story, many players, moving forward whether everyone's online or not.