Worlds with You Tell me when it opens

Love stories that remember you.

Worlds with You is an app of short, cinematic romance stories you step into. Watch a scene. Choose what to say. Then keep texting him. He remembers what happened between you.

Tell me when it opens

We’ll send one email when you can play.

Wes, a dark-haired man in a flannel shirt, grinning at you in golden-hour light outside a brick school.

A scene.

Every story opens like a film, shot for your phone and seen through your eyes. You’re not watching the woman at the table. You’re her.

An example from one story: a first date who orders for you.

“I always order for my date. Saves everyone the decision.”
Your date looks straight at you, fork raised, a side salad in front of you.
“You said you’re in a wedding in twenty-three days. You’ll thank me.”

A choice.

After the date, you text your best friend from the car. Someone else answers.

JessNot JessWes (not Jess)

JESS. He ordered for me. He ordered me a SIDE SALAD.

not jess but WHAT

a SIDE salad??

who is this

nobody. i got jess’s old number. what did you DO

I left. I’m eating fries in my car.

wait

i’m also eating fries in my car

nope. blocking you

fair. enjoy the fries

This contact is blocked.

no way. crinkle cut, extra salt, burnt little ones first. you?

waffle. and burnt little ones first is elite behavior

ok but what’s your actual name

wes. 8th grade science teacher. i have 31 lab reports in the passenger seat and i’m ignoring all of them. you don’t have to tell me yours

What do you say?

Each answer is really yours. Say something else, and he answers something else.

A conversation.

Then the story carries on in your messages. Text him tonight, or next week. He remembers what happened between you, right down to the salad.

The side salad: iceberg, two tomatoes, cucumber coins, and your eleven dollars beside it.

Later, in the same story

Not Jess

why are YOU eating fries in your car

long day. the car was the nicest room available

that’s so bleak

it was, until about ten minutes ago

ok wait go back. he ORDERED for you?

he said I’d thank him. because of a dress

a DRESS??

what was even on the salad

three cucumber coins

three. he had a whole menu and he picked three cucumbers for you

I left eleven dollars on the table and walked out

you TIPPED on the salad you didn’t eat

In the app, his replies are generated by AI, in his voice.

He remembers the small things.

What you ordered, what you didn’t, and what you told him about it.

You set the pace.

Linger on one night for as long as you like. The story moves when you do.

A story, not a chatbot.

Every conversation starts from a filmed scene, with a story and a man who belong to it.

Many worlds. Many kinds of men.

Slow burns and second chances. Small towns and ballrooms. The boss you shouldn’t, and the man with silver at his temples. Choose the one you’re in the mood for.

Tap a spine to see its cover.

Slow burn

Thelongwayhome

Two summers of almost. This one, he finally says it out loud.

Worlds with You

Questions.

What is Worlds with You?

An app of short, cinematic romance stories you step into. Each story opens with a filmed scene, seen through your eyes. Then it carries on as a text conversation with him.

How does it work?

Watch a scene. When it matters, the story asks what you say, and what you choose changes what he says back. After the scene, keep texting him whenever you like. He remembers what happened between you.

Who writes the stories, and where does AI come in?

Films, choices and stories are written and reviewed before release. In chat, his replies are generated by AI in the character’s voice, from your story.

Are the characters real?

No. The characters and their stories are fiction.

What happens to my chats?

We don’t use your chats to train AI models, and we don’t sell your personal information. The privacy policy has the details.

When can I play?

Worlds with You is still in development, and there’s no release date yet. Tell us you’d like to know, and we’ll send one email when it opens.

Be there when it opens.

We’ll send one email when you can play. That’s all.

Tell me when it opens