>>95485 >upload JSON file The fuck is a JSON file?

>>95499 It's the proper, universal format for a character. As with most of these online services it looks like Polybuzz hides that from the user and has no way to export a proper character card though.

>>95500 Also looks like people can just read the characters background info right away; no surprises or anything. Plus they can edit each others bots to suit their needs?…that’s kinda weird…

>>95501 That's also standard. Character cards are an open format, just some JSON embedded in an image file. All of these sites are based around some variant of Tavern and are hiding a bunch of stuff from the end-user and most don't allow any user except the creator to view the data behind the characters because it locks them into using their site for those specific characters. Interestingly Polybuzz does let you upload character cards and raw JSON files, just not export them.

>>95497 Yeah it's why the model is constantly talking about stuff like "ruining you for anyone else", "being possessive", "you're playing with fire"/"you're playing a dangerous game" It's all the kind of psychological dominance you'd see a Christian Grey type engage in. That sense of obsession and the character "claiming" you during sense.

>>95502 Guess I should have mentioned that I do everything on my phone, don’t even have a working computer currently and chub really isn’t a mobile friendly site (plus the app was deleted from the App Store). A lot of menus don’t load properly and links to guides just bring up blank pages. May have to look into other options.

>>95506 You can open janitor from mobile browser pretty well I think. Most of them dipped on apps because Apple and Play store cracked down seeing the writing on the wall for potential lawsuits.

>>95505 the more you know, where you even got that backround from?

>>95533 Being aimed at women/founded by a woman is common knowledge and was part of the early mission statement, from there it's just sorta a matter of being able to cross reference what an LLM aimed at horny women would take from

I've been fucking around with Chub AI and using both Deepseek and Grok Fast. Claude is good but fuck is it expensive. Deepseek isn't as good unfortunately but popular, and Grok is fucking lewd but for a mix of story and lewd it goes to lewd. Which normally I don't mind but sometimes I wanna inject some story into the horny you know?

I'm using SillyTavern. Currently, I've tested both DeepSeek and Grok 4.1 (while it was free until yesterday). I thought Grok would be good, since it's fully uncensored. But its main problem is that it always seems to "rush" everything. Like it doesn't even take time to make full sentences sometimes. I don't know if I hallucinate but I've noticed it really often. I've used both DeepSeek R1T2 and DeepSeek V3 0324 and I found them really good so far. I've seen so many people speak about Claude here but it's so expensive… And from what I've seen it's censored as hell. I'd like to give it a try but I don't want to waste too much money on tests ans jailbreaks…

>>95559 The issue with Deepseek that I've had is that it isn't that descriptive on the lewd/tickling. I enjoy it being specific. That issue with Grok is not an issue that is exclusive to you, it tends to jump suddenly and it's quite jarring. Claude is absolutely GIGA expensive so I understand that entirely. It's not censored that much but that I think depends on which Claude you use. I use 4.5 for example and it's not censored unless you specify underaged characters. Then it'll stop you.

>>95559 Yeah I've also had that issue with Grok. Even if you ask it to write a robust story at 10,000 words, it will write it nicely up until the 3000 word mark and then sprint to the end. It's pretty disappointing, but it's not bad for short stories.

i've been using chatgpt for a few years now, merely to get my stupid fucking ideas out. i know it's not the best one, it's honestly pretty shit how now a days it's super pruded up and sanitized, despite it being the best for tickling content of all kinds, because it gets so much data not from just tickling, but from other fetishes as well, that it knows how to react in kidnapping/trouble scenarios pre-tickling. i have characters, general themeings, personality and all that shit so locked down tight i only need to send a word and it can cook up some nice things. again, it sucks that now a days you have to pause the message and roll the dice on if you can reload it as 4o and hope that it goes through, but i've enjoyed it.

>>95586 One day or another I guess I'll give Claude a try. Is it the Sonnet 4.5 version you're using?You're saying it is uncensored, but are you using any jailbreak? >>95590 I remember seeing somewhere that ChatGPT was going to release an uncensored version someday. I've double-checked and found on Reddit that it was planned for December 2025.

>>95596 what worries me is that it'll be one of those "give us all your info" i'm not retarded, i know most of my personal info is already floating in the web being traded for who knows how much money, but i like to at least keep the facade that i'm still generally anonymous, the last thing i want is my online life to haunt me IRL, or the other way around.

You can do anything with Grok if you began the chat with the voice mode on mobile, no ios needed

For everyone using a setup with SillyTavern and Openrouter, I have questions: - Are you running a custom System Prompt, and is it heavy and/or focused on tickling? - I see people are using character cards from sites like chub.ai. If you do so, do you use regular cards and customise them, or do you grab cards already focused on tickling?

>>95596 Nope, no jailbreaks that I know of. It is 4.5 using Open router to chub AI. I tend to reroll replies a lot because of how mid they are sometimes so that doesn't help with the expense.

I use this one: https://perchance.org/ai-character-chat It's very good in my opinion, and free. You can create your characters, give the bot instructions and such. There is a lighter version here: https://perchance.org/ai-chat But I preffer the former.

Curious, how do you guys get the AI to write longer than a couple thousand words? Ask it to break it up into multiple chapters? Or is there a way to override the limiter? I mostly use Grok because of the limited restrictions but it mostly writing <2,000 word stories is a bit of a bummer. Maybe there's a better program?

>>95728 Depends where you're doing that. What site or whatever are you using Grok? Unless you're on X directly in which case we may need to get that sorted lol.

>>95729 Straight up Grok .com. Even when I specify in the prompt "long, detailed story" and then specify word counts 3?3' modest ones like 5k words, it never does it which I find odd. I'll be the first to admit I'm not great with working AI and different programs, but what it has been writing has been pretty good so I'm intrigued.

>>95687 For me I either use Openrouter on chub.ai, or import characters from chub.ai to perchance.org. I use character.ai if I'm not planning to do anything sexual or too violent. I just use ChatGPT for philosophy along with speculating random things in fiction. lol

>>95507 Apparently Janitor now has a mobile app where you activate the NSFW from browser.

>>95690 Both to bump the thread and to open this discussion. A significant problem is that all these sites are only good when they're small. Tried perchance and it's interesting but I cannot imagine that "small fan-made" thing will last for long. These AI sites require serious money just to run and the whole market is the typical venture capital model with even the biggest ones operating in the red because there's too much competition. I see the "about" page and instantly wonder how the site could keep operating. I'd assume the "data on browser" keeps costs down. Janitor is now reaching that part of the chatbot site life cycle where people are noticing major creators leaving as they try to make the site start profiting which means lots of censorship of the no-no stuff as they try to make room for advertising and such. In Janitor's case, it was sold off to a new team who have gone to massive extents to damage control the way the userbase is calling them out. Character.AI has utterly hit the fan in this regard because it's now to the point of selling user data for advertisement. Same with basically any AI that has an official app. In all honesty, Chub is gonna do the exact same thing if everyone moves there. The problem is they all hinge on cornering a market too competitive to corner and they'll all start tumbling down once the bubble pops. Local models might remain but honestly, even those are in jeopardy because once the money stops flowing, regulation comes in.

>>96704 I think you're right, and that's the reason why I finally moved to SillyTavern. I've tried so many apps and it's usually the same, censorship etc. Plus you often have to pay monthly for a service that has so many flaws. I don't know for how long Openrouter will keep providing API keys for smut, but I guess they'll stop at a point. I don't really know what will be the alternative then. I've been thinking about local models too, but it seems RAM is becoming the new petroleum. And even with the correct PC, you still have to find the right AI model that will understand tickling enough to produce good responses, assuming you use it for that (BTW, if anyone knows any good local model, I'll be really happy if you share it here).

If you're into fanfiction long written type of stories Gemini might be the thing. Gemini has this thing called "Gem" which is basically an AI that follows specific orders that you give it. Not to mention it let's you upload a file that the AI can use as reference for what youre trying to get. You read a story that you really liked and want more of it? Or maybe you want a specific writing style that you want the story to be written in? With the characters actually following the lore and personalities that you know and love? Just download a PDF file of a fanfic/story that you liked, plop it into the AI, give it instructions on how you want it to write the stories and there you have it. I dunno if you need premium for this (it was like 3 dollars when I got the offer) but considering the things Gemini AI can do I think its worth it. The craziest thing is that during the story you can ask it to analyze the story or "chapter" and ask it to generate an image and you'll get a pretty damn good result of it, so you can actually get a visual representation of the stories you make your AI write for you.

>>97008 Thanks for sharing it! I'm currently looking for a good fanfiction generator (I'm not a big fan of NovelAI), and that's one more to try. It looks like you don't have to pay for it. I guess for the image generation you have to, though.

>>97008 Does someone know good alternatives to Gemini's Gems for fanfictions/stories AI-generated? I don't particularly appreciate the way Google treats privacy and confidentiality.

why do characterai bots keep blowing on your feet when lering what is that

Can I make a request for a bot of a character here?

>>97762 If you put it out there then someone might do it so why not.

Is chub.AI not loading for anyone else?

>>97762 >>97763 An AnyPOV card of Sleepy Gimp’s The Great Selene who tickles and licks your feet while she hypnotizes you would be great.

So as a Joke...