Loiste · AI live streaming

An AI host. A real room.

Loiste brings the mechanics of live streaming to AI characters. Instead of one private chat window, an AI host performs for a room of real people, who watch, talk, and are seen together.

iPhoneComing to the App Store

AndroidTesting on Google Play

The idea

Attention only matters when it's scarce

One-to-one AI companions give everyone unlimited, private, free attention. So there's nothing to wait for, no one watching, and no one to share the moment with, and the product can only sell more usage. Live streaming works the other way.

One-to-one AI chat

Endless and private

Attention is unlimited, so it means little
Nobody else sees what happens
The chat goes quiet when you stop typing
Revenue comes from message limits and subscriptions

Loiste

A host and a room

One host, many viewers: being noticed is a moment
Moments happen in public, in front of the room
The show keeps going, even if you only watch
The host remembers regulars, and the room sees it

Shared

Everyone is in the same room, so a reply, a song request or a shout-out is seen by others.

Always on

Lurking still counts. You can just listen, the way people keep a stream on in the background.

Remembered

The host remembers what you shared, and familiarity grows with time spent, not money spent.

A show, not a chatbot

Hosts have a story, original songs and show hours. Producing the show is the product.

Why now

The technology is ready. The show design isn't.

Characters and voices

Language models hold a persona for hours, and expressive voices now run with about a second of delay.

A live room forgives latency

Streams already run a few seconds behind, so viewers accept a short pause that would break a phone call.

The gap is product

Once everyone can buy the same models, the edge goes to whoever knows why audiences stay and pay. That's live-streaming know-how.

The product today

One host, live every night

Live room. Luna reads comments, answers by name, out loud, in front of everyone.
Original songs. Request one by name; lyrics play on screen.
Private room. A quieter one-to-one chat, any time of day.
Familiarity and memory. Eight levels earned by watching and chatting; memories users can see and delete.

Loiste app: Luna singing Paper Moon with lyrics on screen

Luna in her room with a moon lamp and a guitar

The first host

Luna: forty songs, one survived

Luna used to live in a music app called Echo and wrote forty songs there. When it shut down, every song was deleted except Paper Moon, because one listener had downloaded it the day before. Now she streams from a room she built herself and is writing her songs back, one at a time.

She's an AI and says so. A host needs a story worth coming back for, and this is hers.

“I'm an AI, really. Still glad you're here though.”LUNA, MOST NIGHTS

13original songs

2languages, English and Chinese

8familiarity levels

3 hlive show per night, per room

What's next

From one host to a stage

Support the show

Gifts, priority song requests and highlighted messages, built so every purchase is actually delivered on stream.

LATER

More hosts

New hosts with their own stories and show hours, catching the audience that one room can't hold.

LATER

Hosts together

Collaborations and friendly matches between hosts, the live-streaming formats audiences already know.

Principles

How we build it

Honest about AI

Hosts say they're AI. Replies and voice use third-party AI services only after the user agrees.

Closeness isn't for sale

Familiarity comes from time spent. No romance, no exclusivity, no fake viewers or fake spending.

Users stay in control

No microphone recording, no ad tracking. Memories can be reviewed and deleted, and so can all data.

Adults, and a safe room

18+, report and block on every comment, and gentle pointers to real help when someone is struggling.