Terms

The short version, and it is the whole version.

What this is

Reimagine is a place to rehearse, replay and reimagine everyday conversations with characters you describe. Every reply is written by an AI model. The people you talk to are reimaginings, not the real people in your life — the app says so when you build your Persona, again in Settings, and in the conversation itself if you ask.

It is not therapy, counselling, medical or legal advice, and it is not a crisis service. If a conversation turns to harm, the app points to real help — please use it.

Your account

You need an email address you can receive mail at, and you must be old enough to hold an account where you live. The name you use inside the app is yours to choose and may be invented. Keep your sign-in to yourself; anyone with it can read your conversations.

Do not use the app to build a character that impersonates a real person for someone else to be fooled by, to harass anyone, to depict a minor in any adult context, or for anything unlawful. Accounts doing that can be closed.

What it costs

There is no subscription. Every account gets 5 free messages a day. Past those, a message costs 0.20 credit, a picture costs 1 credit, and a portrait costs 0.50 credit. Credits are bought in packs, never expire, and are spent only when the work succeeds — nothing is charged for a picture that could not be made. Payment is handled by Stripe.

Credits are for use inside Reimagine. They are not money, they cannot be transferred, and buying them is not an investment.

What we cannot promise

A model writes the replies, so they can be wrong, uneven, or not what you hoped for. Reimagine is offered as it is, without a guarantee that it will always be available or that any particular reply will land. Features can change; this page changes with them.

Leaving

Settings › Delete account removes your account and everything attached to it. It cannot be undone, and unspent credits go with it. Questions: reimagineai.app@gmail.com.

See also the privacy page, which says what is kept and what is never kept.