Doki Talkie sits somewhere between an assistant and a roleplay chat: there are characters, but you're invited to bring them questions and brainstorms. We like that middle ground and the lack of fiddly settings. Shame the bot describes itself in about two lines.
The idea is simple. You pick who to talk to from the menu and then it's a normal conversation: a question, a favour, a brainstorm about a gift or a project name. Each companion appears to have its own persona, so it feels different from a faceless chatbot.
Controls boil down to five commands: choose a character, check your tokens, start the conversation over, switch language, and help. The restart is handy when a conversation wanders off and you want a clean slate with the same character.
You pay in tokens. How many you start with and what topping up costs isn't revealed ahead of time; open the balance and you'll see. Which models power the characters isn't mentioned either.
The description is English, and there's a language command, so other languages are probably in the settings. No mini app is declared on the profile; the main back-and-forth happens right in the bot chat.
Toca una estrella; puedes cambiar tu voto cuando quieras.