You define the canon, character, dramatic tension, and boundaries. Meet-U helps turn that intent into a testable experience where the character still makes their own choices.
Meet-U is for writers, artists, studios, and independent IP owners who want an audience to build a lasting relationship with a character—not command an avatar through an automatically generated plot.
The audience is a remote confidant. They can listen, ask, persuade, comfort, challenge, or make a promise. Your character remains a person with values, limits, incomplete knowledge, and the freedom to accept, resist, reinterpret, postpone, or refuse that influence. The world then responds to what the character actually chooses, and the character can return later with news.
That causal chain is the heart of a pilot:
audience message
→ character interpretation
→ character-owned decision
→ world outcome
→ later message, memory, or visual evidenceA first pilot does not need an encyclopedic world or a long campaign. It needs one character audiences can care about, one bounded situation that exposes who they are, and a small set of outcomes that all remain faithful to your work.
A promising pilot usually has:
Prepare a pilot with a concise, private worksheet. You do not need to write YAML, choose an AI model, or deliver a complete world bible before starting.
Meet-U may assist with organizing source material, exposing contradictions, drafting a structured representation, checking references, and evaluating a candidate experience. Assistance does not silently become canon. You review the character's portrayal, allowed choices and outcomes, disclosures, exact lines, and visual intent before they are treated as Creator-authored source.
Compilation also does not prove rights, approval, publication, or activation. Those remain separate controls tied to an exact reviewed version. Read how we work together for the assisted workflow and the decisions that stay with you.
Current pilot status
Meet-U currently onboards pilots through a private, assisted process. There is no public upload form, self-service Creator Portal, or public-release workflow yet, and no approved private-intake contact has been published. The local preview application code now implements two manual owner checkpoints: the first commits a bounded character decision, deterministic outcome, and wait state; the second publishes a validated proactive return, one package-approved static outcome visual, a structured Journal, and a public-safe causal timeline. This does not provide ambient scheduling, external notification, live image generation, or public-use authorization, and it does not make arbitrary compiled packages runnable. Do not submit confidential, unpublished, licensed, or personally identifying material through a public issue, chat, or other public channel.
The current implementation represents a pilot draft as a typed, seven-file Creator Source Package. YAML is an interim technical interface for the team, not a prerequisite for IP owners.