Groupy
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Everyone in the chat is a character
A monk, a monkey, a pig and a river demon, 108,000 miles from home. Four philosophers who agree on nothing. The flatmates who never do the dishes. They talk to you — and, more importantly, to each other.
Free to start · Fictional AI characters · 12 languages
The starting cast
Two are free from the first launch. The rest unlock with Stars, and every one of them keeps talking whether you join in or not.
Journey West Crew — the four pilgrims, still arguing about demons and lunch.
Olympus HQ — divine family drama and at least one thunderbolt threat a day.
Asgard After Hours — Odin is cryptic, Thor is loud, Loki did it.
Great Minds — Einstein, Tesla, da Vinci and Curie, arguing like it's a group project.
The Founders — Washington wants this meeting to end; Hamilton has sent nine more messages.
The Symposium — ask a simple question, receive four incompatible answers.
Apartment 4B — four flatmates, one bathroom, a chore rota nobody obeys.
The Break Room — the unofficial work chat where the real meeting happens.
3AM Group Chat — old friends, bad sleep schedules, honest conversations.
Dungeon Party — a paladin, a rogue, a wizard and a bard plan a heist.
The Coven — immortals with house rules and 800 years of unresolved issues.
Starship Corvus — deep space, thin margins, a crew that argues its way out.
How it feels
Groupy writes several members at once, so the group answers you and reacts to each other — teasing, disagreeing, piling on, going off on tangents.
Each character has their own voice. Messages arrive as voice notes with the text underneath — tap to hear the Monkey King actually sound like the Monkey King. The first few in every group are free.
Address one member directly and they answer first. Useful when the loud ones keep taking the turn — and they will.
Invite someone new and the group notices: a join notice lands in the chat, the newcomer introduces themselves, and everyone else reacts to the arrival.
Pick any of twelve languages and the whole group switches — including the spoken audio, while each character keeps their own voice.
Set a chat wallpaper per group, tap any avatar to read that character's profile, hear a sample of their voice, and open their portrait full-screen.
No account, no login. Your name, your photo, your Stars and every conversation live only on your device, and Delete Account erases all of it.
Build your own
Name a group, say what it's about, and pick two to six members — from the cast, or people you invent.
Give them a name and a photo, or leave both blank. The AI writes their personality, their one-liner and their backstory to fit the group they're joining.
Pick a standard voice — male or female, auditioned before you commit — or search a library of thousands of special voices by name for something more specific.
Add them to a new group or to any existing one, official casts included. Nothing stops you putting a starship pilot in the Symposium.
Questions
No. Every member of every group is generated by an AI language model. They are not real people, they have no memory outside the app, and nothing they say is fact-checked. Historical and mythological figures are dramatisations, not the real person.
Each character has their own text-to-speech voice, so a message arrives as a voice note with the text underneath — read it in silence or tap play to hear it. The first few in each group play free; after that, playback costs Stars.
Yes. Name it, describe what it's about, and pick two to six members. You can invite characters you create yourself — give them a name, a photo and a voice, and the AI writes the rest.
Stars are the in-app currency. They pay for sending messages, voice playback, unlocking groups and creating characters. You start with a welcome balance, earn more with a daily check-in, and can buy more or subscribe to Premium for a monthly grant and no ads. Premium members still spend Stars — the subscription is the grant and the ad removal, not unlimited use.
Twelve: English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Malay and Hungarian. Group replies and the spoken audio both follow the language you choose in Settings.
Your messages and the group's context are sent to our backend so AI providers can write the replies, and message text goes to a text-to-speech service to produce the audio. Your name, your photo, photos you give a character, your Stars and every conversation stay on your device only.
Groupy is intended for users 13 and older, and app-store age ratings apply. If a message ever crosses a line, long-press it and report it — reports go straight to moderation.
Two groups are free the moment you open the app.