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About Worlds Exploration

Worlds Exploration is an AI-narrated interactive story you explore by voice. Say what your character does, and a full cast brings every scene, outcome, and character to life out loud—an experience you can live entirely by ear. LISTEN AND SPEAK — NO SCREEN NEEDED This is built for your voice. Speak your choices aloud and your AI storyteller answers in natural narration—so you can experience a whole story hands-free and eyes-free, while you walk, commute, or relax. Prefer to read and type? Switch anytime. A FULL CAST, EACH WITH A VOICE Every world is populated by its own characters, and each one speaks in a distinct voice cast to fit their age, personality, and the world they live in. The narrator sets each scene; the characters answer in their own words—less like reading, more like being inside an audio drama where you are the lead. LIVING, LAYERED WORLDS Explore worlds across fantasy, sci-fi, mystery, horror, wuxia and more—and none of them are simple branching menus. Each world has a surface story and a hidden truth beneath it, characters with their own motivations, secrets, and fears, rival factions, and places that hide more than they show. The world keeps moving even when you look away—act, and something changes; leave something alone, and it won't wait for you. THE STORY KEEPS GOING Your storyteller carries your past choices forward. Alliances shift, secrets surface, and consequences follow you from one session to the next—so a single world can unfold over many sittings. No two journeys are ever the same. CREATE YOUR OWN Describe a concept and the AI World Builder drafts a complete world—setting, characters, factions, hidden conflicts, and stakes—then refine every detail yourself and publish it for others to explore. FEATURES • Explore entirely by voice—speak your choices, hear the story respond • Hands-free and eyes-free—experience a full story without looking at the screen • A full cast of characters, each in a distinct, fitting voice • Layered worlds with hidden truths, rival factions, and real consequences • A living world that keeps moving between your turns • Persistent memory that carries your choices from session to session • Create deep worlds in minutes with AI assistance • A growing library of community-created worlds • Multiple languages supported Your worlds. Your stories. Now you can speak them—and hear them come to life.

What’s new

Version 1.1 · Updated July 3, 2026

• Japanese stories are now fully voiced — every character is narrated aloud, hands-free. • Clearer turn prompts: you'll always see that you can speak your action or say something to a character. • Smoother typing — swipe down to dismiss the keyboard — plus localization polish. Thanks for playing! More worlds and voices are on the way.

App privacy

The developer, 博闻 李, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Purchases: Purchase History
  • Contact Info: Email Address
  • User Content: Other User Content
  • Identifiers: User ID

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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