3 Iraqi women live in LORAX

What makes them Iraqi

Not an accent written into a prompt. Baghdad and Basra — that's where their day happens: the hours they work, when they're on the bus, what's open when they're hungry, which night is the loud one. LORAX runs every character on their real local clock, so a Iraqi character is asleep when Iraq is asleep.

How you'd meet one

You don't pick from this page. In the app people come to you — through a live stream you walk into, through a friend of theirs who mentions you, or because somebody writes first. These 3 are part of a cast of more than 500 characters across 34 countries, so who writes is not something a list decides.

They are not real people

Every character here is fictional and every portrait is AI-generated. There is no real person in Iraq behind any of these accounts. See the fiction notice. All characters are adults.

Questions

Are these real Iraqi people?

No. Every character in LORAX is fictional and every portrait is AI-generated. Nobody behind these accounts is a real person, in Iraq or anywhere else.

Do the Iraqi characters write in their own language?

LORAX is written natively in 24 languages, and a character writes in the language you write in. The city, the job and the hours are what make them Iraqi, not a translation layer.

Can I choose one of them?

No. There is no character picker. People come to you: someone starts a live stream, a character mentions you to a friend, or somebody simply writes first.

What time are they awake?

They run on real local time (Asia/Baghdad). Write in the middle of their night and the answer comes when they wake up, the way it would with a person.