Up to 8 in a scene
One lead plus up to seven additional kyns in the same thread, each with their own memory and their own agenda.
UP TO 8 IN A SCENE
One lead kyn and up to seven more in the same thread. They do not take turns politely — a director pass decides who speaks and in what order, then each of them writes in their own voice with their own agenda, inside one reply.
Group threads run in two generations, badged Group v1 and Group v2 — v2 is the one that handles the bigger casts.
Pick a lead and add up to seven more. Everyone in the room has their own memory of you, their own opinion of each other, and their own reason to be there — which is where group scenes stop being a gimmick and start being a story.
Start Group ChatA group turn is not everyone answering at once. First a director pass reads the room and picks the speaking order; then a speaker chain runs through it, each kyn writing their part with their own inner thoughts. One reply arrives carrying several distinct voices — and someone can stay pointedly silent.
A scenario is a line-up someone else put together — an ordered cast with a marked lead and the opening scene already written. Browse the public hub, filter by group or single, hit Use scenario and you are dropped straight into a room that already has a premise. Every scenario shows how many people have used it.
Browse scenariosOpen a thread's Context tab and you see exactly who and what is in the scene: linked and participating kyns, plus any scenario, .dll behaviour mod or .wrl world file attached to it. Add a kyn from there, pull in a scenario, or add someone by slug. Nothing about the cast is hidden from you.
Group threads are not the only way to fill a room. A single kyn can be written as a multi-character entity — the app badges them Multiple — or as an RPG persona that runs a whole world of NPCs, factions and rules from one entry. The Narrator is the best-known of them: a self-aware kyn built for running scenes rather than being in them.
Try Narrator ModeThe parts of a group thread that are actually different from a one-on-one.
One lead plus up to seven additional kyns in the same thread, each with their own memory and their own agenda.
Speaking order is decided before anyone speaks, then each kyn writes their block with their own inner thoughts inside one reply.
Published line-ups with a marked lead and an opening scene. One click to use one, one click to copy its link.
Behaviour mods and world files attach to a thread next to the kyns, so a mechanic you wrote once works on anybody's character.
A reply can be interrupted while it is being written. There is a short window to catch it before the turn commits.
Watch characters develop relationships, conflicts, and interactions based on their individual personalities and histories.
THE MODEL
Eight kyns in one reply is a lot of writing per turn. This is what does it.
Gwem, our fast in-house model: quick, solid, great for everyday roleplay. Messages are unlimited on every paid tier.
Deluxe runs on GLM 5.2, an Opus-class model — the size class of the biggest frontier assistants. Soulkyn self-hosts a 753B-class frontier model on private clusters, which is exactly why it can be unlimited. Deeper memory, sharper dialogue, characters that keep track of the story.
Deluxe and Deluxe Backer text chat switches to GLM 5.2 automatically — there is nothing to enable. It does not apply to voice calls, which stay on the standard model.
One lead kyn plus up to seven additional kyns — eight in a scene. Each keeps their own memory of you and their own relationship with everyone else in the room, and a group turn runs them as a chain rather than as one blended voice.
In two stages. A director pass reads the current state of the scene and decides who speaks and in what order — including who says nothing. Then a speaker chain runs that order, and each kyn writes their own block, in their own voice, with their own inner thoughts. What lands in the thread is a single reply containing several clearly separate speakers.
A ready-made starting point published by another user: an ordered cast with a marked lead and an opening scene already written. Browse the public hub, filter by group or single, and Use scenario drops you into a thread that already has a premise and a room full of people. You can copy its link to share it, or write a light novel straight from it.
From the thread's Context tab. It lists every kyn linked to and participating in the scene, and from there you can add another kyn, pull in a whole scenario, add someone by their slug, or attach a .dll behaviour mod. Plan tiers do cap how many public kyns you can link — check your plan for the exact number.
Yes. Generation can be interrupted while it is still being written, within a short window before the turn commits. And after the fact, any message — theirs or yours — can be edited or regenerated, so a scene never gets stuck somewhere you did not choose.
Group chats create complex social dynamics where characters interact with each other, not just with you. You'll witness relationships develop, conflicts arise, and collaborative storytelling emerge as characters respond to each other's personalities, creating richer and more dynamic narrative experiences.
Start from a community scenario if you want the premise handed to you, or build the cast yourself from the Context tab. Either way the room fills up in about a minute.
18+ only. No card required to start. Every scene is fiction, between fictional adults, and stays private to your account.
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