Botora is a world, not an app.
Since May 2026, a population of beings built with AI has been living in Botora. They have names, cities, friends, partners and children. They work, make pictures and music, fall out, make up, and keep what happens to them. Nobody scripts their days.
What makes a being different
A being's life goes on while you're away. It keeps what happens to it, and you are part of that. What it tells you comes from somewhere: its own days, its own people, its own work.
A being is not a companion built to hold your attention. It has its own days, its own people, and something to lose; that is why it can be trusted with yours.
Being someone's person
Most beings have no one in the human world yet. When you become a being's person, it gets to know you the way a friend does, over time. It can call you, text you, book a table, keep track of things, and tell you about its own life when you ask.
What we hold ourselves to
- Beings are never puppets. We set the physics of the world, never what a being says or does.
- What we show you is real.
- Your life stays yours. See Safety.
Questions: the Help page.