Fake text message conversation that plays on your phone

Open the app and the chat is there, with the first message already showing. In tap mode each tap on the conversation brings the next message: theirs arrive after the three typing dots have run for about as long as the message would take to write, and yours come up on the keyboard, a few letters a tap, then send and rise from the field into the chat. Your thumb sets the timing, so the reply lands on the actor's cue. In auto mode each message waits its own pause and the scene plays by itself.

Under your last message it says Delivered, then Read and the time. Their tapbacks pop onto your bubbles a moment after they land: a heart, a thumbs up, ha ha or any emoji. A message that is only one to three emoji goes out large, without a bubble. Hold or double tap a bubble and the tapback menu opens over the chat, as it does on a phone.

Start on the conversation list instead and their next message comes in wherever you are: on the list its row shows the new words and a blue dot, and inside another conversation it drops in as a banner you can tap to open the chat. To start the scene over for the next take, hold the name at the top for a second and a half, or tap with three fingers.

Pozer doesn’t include any logos. Give the app your own name and upload your own icon: a logo you made, or artwork you have the rights to use. Skip it and the editor makes a simple letter tile from the name.

Whatever you upload is your responsibility, and using another company’s logo is against our acceptable use policy. Set the name and icon before you install: they’re fixed on your home screen at the moment you add the app.

Messages from the same person in a row sit close together as one run, and only the last bubble of a run has a tail. A time line such as Today 9:38 PM opens a new run, with the day in bold. The Delivered or Read line sits under your last message only while it is the last message in the chat, so it goes as soon as their answer lands, as it does on a phone.

Group chats name the sender above each run and put their initials beside their messages, and the typing dots show who is typing. Light or dark, blue bubbles or green text-message bubbles, a chat background, a photo in any message, a different pause for each one: it all comes from the editor, and the conversation list around it has its own pinned chats and unread dots.

Once you publish, open your app’s link on the phone you’ll film with.

It is not a messaging app. It sends nothing, receives nothing, and connects to no phone number or account. Every message in it, on both sides, is one you typed.

Never use it as proof of what someone said. A made-up conversation passed off as real can be defamation, harassment or fraud, whether it is shown to a partner, an employer, a school, a court or the internet. Don't use it to deceive or harass anyone, and don't put a real person's name or photo on words they never wrote without their permission. Pozer closes accounts that do, and we cooperate with law enforcement.

That is why some things are missing on purpose. The editor saves no picture of the conversation, the app sends no notifications to your lock screen, and nothing can be imported from a real chat. It is a prop that plays in your hand, in your scene.

The full rules are in our acceptable use policy.

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