Describe who you want to talk to and AskMe plays the part, by text or by voice. No account needed. Updated 9 November 2026.
Start a Character Chat →Open AskMe, tell it who to be and where you are, and start talking. For example: "Be a sarcastic pirate captain and I'm your new cabin boy. Stay in character." AskMe keeps the character for the whole chat. There is no account, no sign-up and no catalogue to browse: you create the character with a single message.
Tap the voice button for a hands-free conversation. Your words appear as you speak, the reply is read aloud, and you can interrupt at any time. Replies are read in AskMe's own voice, so characters do not get separate voices. More about the AI voice assistant.
Partly. You can chat with any character you can describe, for free and without an account. AskMe is a general AI assistant that plays characters when asked, not a character community. It has no catalogue of ready-made or user-made characters, no saved characters or memory between chats, and no public profiles. In return, the same app also helps with homework, reads your files, creates images and charts, and searches the web. See the full list of what AskMe does and does not have.
AskMe is not an adult or "no filter" chatbot. Safety filters are always on, and AskMe may decline explicit, hateful or harmful requests, so it is not the place for that kind of role-play. Within those limits it is relaxed about fiction: villains, conflict and suspense in a story are normal, a sensitive word alone does not make it refuse, and when it does decline something it says so briefly and offers a safe alternative.
AskMe is free and needs no account. It does not show a message counter or sell tokens, credits or a paid plan today. To keep it free for everyone, very fast or automated use is rate-limited, so we do not promise "unlimited". Long chats are condensed automatically so they keep working. If a character starts to drift in a very long chat, paste the description again.
Yes. AskMe is free, and you create a character by describing it in a message. There is no account or sign-up, and no character catalogue to browse.
No. There is no email, password or phone number. Open AskMe, accept the one-time privacy notice and start chatting.
Partly. You can chat with any character you describe, but AskMe is a general assistant, not a character community: it has no catalogue of characters, no saved characters or memory between chats, and no public profiles.
Yes. Tap the voice button for a hands-free conversation. Your words appear as you speak and the reply is read aloud. All characters share AskMe's voice.
It remembers what was said earlier in the same chat. A new chat starts fresh, so paste the character description to bring the same character back.
AskMe shows no message counter and sells no tokens or credits, but very fast or automated use is rate-limited, so unlimited is not promised. Long chats are condensed automatically so they keep working.
AskMe is not an unfiltered or adult chatbot. Safety filters are always on, and it may decline explicit, hateful or harmful requests. Stories with villains, conflict and suspense are normal.
You can ask AskMe to answer as a historical figure, based on what is known about them. It is an imitation, not the real person, and it can be wrong about what they would have said. Do not use it to put invented words in a real person's mouth to deceive others.