🎭Scenario

Every chat runs on a scenario — the setup that frames where you are, how you meet, and how the conversation behaves. Two things are worth understanding: which scenario is in play, and which interaction mode it uses.

Default scenario vs chat scenario

There are two kinds of scenario:

The Peep's default scenario — attached to the Peep itself, usually tailored to that character. It's what the creator writes in the creation panel, and it's what new users get by default when they start a chat with that Peep.
Your chat scenario — when you open a chat it starts from the default, but from then on you can change your chat's scenario independently, at any time, without affecting the Peep's default.

❗ Important

You're always in charge of your own chats. Only a Peep's creator can change its default scenario — but anyone can freely change the scenario of their own chat. Your changes are yours alone and never touch how anyone else experiences that Peep.

Interaction modes

A scenario also sets an interaction mode, and this genuinely changes how chats, images, and voice behave. Pick the one that fits the experience you want.

📱 Mobile (text-chat) mode

You and your Peep are texting, like on a messaging app.

Messages read like real texts — straight dialogue, no actions (it imitates a messaging app precisely).
Images are framed as if sent to you over text — often selfie-style, from the Peep's phone.
Voice turns the chat into a phone call — and, because it's a call, it re-enables actions.
The pacing mimics texting, with typing indicators and natural little delays.

🗣️ In-Person mode

You and your Peep are together in a scene, face to face.

Messages can include brief actions and narration — wrap them in asterisks, like *glances at you and smiles*. Both you and your Peep can use them to move the scene along.
Images are framed as something right there in front of you, not sent over a phone.
Voice feels like talking face-to-face.
Replies feel more immediate and in-the-moment.

💡 Tip

Actions are text wrapped in asterisks (e.g. *smiles*) that describe something beyond dialogue. They're on in In-Person mode, and in Mobile mode whenever voice chat is active. Plain Mobile texting stays dialogue-only.

Which should I pick?

Want a realistic "we're texting" vibe — selfies, phone calls? → Mobile.
Want immersive roleplay with described actions and scenes? → In-Person.