Where a face
changes everything.
Anywhere your product talks to a person, a face that reacts earns trust faster than text alone.
Where teams put a face
Customer support
A calm face that listens while a user types, and lights up the moment it solves the problem.
SupportSales & outreach
Put a real face on your outbound agent so a first message feels human, not automated.
SalesOnboarding & tours
Guide new users through your product with a host that reacts to what they do.
SaaSResearch & interviews
A warm interviewer that runs hundreds of conversations at once. Pairs with Digaso.
ResearchTutors & training
A patient teacher that shows encouragement, surprise and thought as it explains.
EducationCharacters & companions
Give a game NPC or a companion app a face with genuine, readable emotion.
GamesApp mascots & motion
Export your avatar as Lottie clips and stickers — drop a face with feelings into onboarding, empty states and launch posts.
DesignIn the chat itself
Your avatar as animated reaction stickers — laughing, empathizing, agreeing — with a caption that types out in sync. See the pack below.
StickersCompliance-first teams
Every avatar is consent-attested, AI-marked and verifiable — the transparency the EU AI Act asks for, built in.
EnterpriseAnd things people build on a weekend.
The nine above are what teams ship. These are what one person ships — and they're the ones the free tier was built for.
Discord bots
Give your bot a face that reacts in voice channels, and a sticker pack of itself for the server.
BotsGame jams
A talking NPC with real expressions, in an afternoon, with no animator and nothing to render at runtime.
JamsPortfolio & link-in-bio
Put a living face on your own site that greets whoever lands on it. About 170 KB, no build step.
PersonalStreaming & VTubing
A lightweight puppet that lip-syncs to your mic and takes emotion cues from chat.
StreamingClass & thesis projects
A face for a research prototype that runs offline on a laptop in a demo room with bad wifi.
StudentsYour README
Three lines of embed and your docs have a host. Every copy carries the badge back to you.
Open sourceUnder 18? Your account is fine — you just can't upload a real face. Start from a synthetic persona: a wholly fictional person, no photo, no consent needed, and it does everything a photo avatar does.
Every one works two ways. Silent: the face reacts while your user reads.
Voiced: drive the lips straight from your text-to-speech or audio. Same avatar, your choice — as the
classic frame set or the crisp vector edition, from the same single selfie. And driving it is one line:
your app says empathize or laugh in plain terms, the avatar performs the rest.
Reaction stickers, from the same face.
Every avatar renders a pack of looping reactions — no animator, no extra generation cost, because the rig is procedural. Each pack ships twice: as GIFs for GIPHY, Slack and Discord, and as 512px WebP for the WhatsApp and Telegram sticker trays — which do not take GIFs.
Rendered by the same code that serves the download
(/v1/avatars/<id>/stickers). Add a caption and it types out in sync with the
emotion. Every GIF carries an invisible AI-provenance mark.