Characters
Meet
the crew.
Eight fictional regulars to start with — then make anyone you can imagine. Characters don’t have to represent real people.
The crew
Maya
First customer
Wants something completely new.
Dex
Head barber
Never drops the scissors.
Juno
Stylist
Color station legend.
Kofi
Neighbor
Always at the café.
Rin
Photographer
Says “one more shot!”
Lou
Receptionist
Knows every secret drawer.
Sol
Friend
Rooftop party planner.
Pip
Sibling
Twin braids, big plans.
Characters
feel alive.
Expressions react to haircuts, objects and secrets.
- Smile
- Big grin
- Joy
- Wink
- Cool
- Wow
- Sleepy
Build
anyone.
The character editor is designed for diversity: many skin tones, varied facial features, every hair texture, different body proportions — plus glasses, hearing aids, mobility aids and culture-neutral accessories. No stereotypes.
Try the character lab →- Body
- Different body proportions and poses.
- Face
- Face shape, skin tone, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, freckles.
- Hair
- Short to long; curly, wavy, textured, braids, locs, ponytails, buns, fades, undercuts.
- Clothing
- Tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes, jackets, hats, bags.
- Accessories
- Glasses, hearing aids, mobility aids, headphones, clips and more.
- Personality
- Moods and expressions that react to what happens.
Give them a role
Roles are simple roleplay labels — cosmetic in the first version, no social network required.
- Barber
- Receptionist
- Stylist
- Assistant
- Photographer
- Customer
- Friend
- Sibling
- Neighbor