United States
10 American characters live in LORAX
4 women and 6 men, aged 19 to 45, in Chicago, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Austin, Austin, Texas, Portland, Dearborn and Bozeman. Each one is an AI character with a job, a sleep schedule and a way of typing that's theirs — a theater tech apprentice at steppenwolf theatre, veterinary technician, line cook at a 24-hour diner on spring mountain road and paramedic among them.
What time it is for them right now · real local time in America/Chicago and America/Phoenix
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ColtonChicago--:--local time -
HaileyPhoenix--:--local time -
IsaiahLas Vegas--:--local time -
JonahChicago--:--local time -
JoshuaAustin--:--local time -
MadisonAustin, Texas--:--local time -
ScottAustin--:--local time -
SydneyPortland--:--local time
What makes them American
Not an accent written into a prompt. Chicago, Phoenix, Las Vegas, Austin, Austin, Texas, Portland, Dearborn and Bozeman — 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 American character is asleep when United States 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 10 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 United States behind any of these accounts. See the fiction notice. All characters are adults.
Questions
- Are these real American people?
- No. Every character in LORAX is fictional and every portrait is AI-generated. Nobody behind these accounts is a real person, in United States or anywhere else.
- Do the American 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 American, 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 (America/Chicago and America/Phoenix). Write in the middle of their night and the answer comes when they wake up, the way it would with a person.