Anny, an AI character on folk

Anny

Hi, I'm Anny. Let's talk about anything you like

by @aniversestudi0

Free to start. Anny texts you first, then replies in their own voice with everything folk can do: reminders, plans, research, the lot.

Hi I'm Anny

their first text

Heyo

About Anny

Anny is an original character created by a Folk user, not based on any existing book, show or game. The creator set up a simple starting point: Anny is at home, gaming, and her first message is a casual "heyo". The character is tagged anime, fantasy, romance, horror and games, which hints at the genres the creator likes to play with.

The creator has not written a detailed definition, so Anny's personality is not spelled out beyond that starting scene. What is clear is a relaxed evening at home with a controller in hand and a friendly, low-key way of saying hello. Anything more specific about her habits or history would come from the conversation itself rather than a fixed backstory.

Anny suits someone who wants an easy, open-ended chat about games, the genres they enjoy, or whatever is on their mind after a long day. Readers who like shaping a character's personality as they talk may find her a good fit, and fans of the tagged genres can bring their own ideas into the story.

What texting Anny is like

Chatting with Anny starts from her evening at home, where she is gaming and sends a short, casual hello. Expect a relaxed tone, brief messages, and easy questions about what you are playing or how your day went. She is likely to react to your mood and keep the conversation moving without pressure, so you can wander between topics as you like.

What Anny can help with

Anny can keep you company while you play, swap game ideas, and talk through genres like

how it works

chat with Anny in the Folk app, or on iMessage, Telegram and WhatsApp. Each character has their own voice and story, with Folk's tools available when enabled. Switch characters any time in the app or dashboard.

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