First-response enhancement
A six-button panel that tunes the opening reply without making you start over.
The first AI reply in a conversation sets the tone for everything that follows. If it's too short, too clinical, too modest — the rest of the conversation tends to inherit those traits. Rather than make you keep regenerating, Reverie gives you six one-tap rewrites that lean the reply in a specific direction.
Each enhancement button maps to a manual edit creators were doing repeatedly. Why type "make it more atmospheric" when one button does it. Read the design rationale →
How to use it
The enhancement panel appears automatically under the character's first reply. It's only visible on the first exchange — once you send your second message, it disappears.
Tap any of the six buttons. The reply is regenerated with the corresponding nudge:
| Button | Adds |
|---|---|
| + Dialogue | More spoken lines, more conversation |
| + Environment | Sensory description of the setting, atmosphere |
| + Action | What the character is physically doing |
| + Emotion | Internal feelings, expressed and hinted |
| + Sensory | Smells, textures, sounds, body language |
| + Intimate | Slower pace, closer physical/emotional distance |
Tap as many as you like, one after another. Each builds on the previous. If you go too far, hit ↺ regenerate to roll back to a plain version.
When to use which
- Cold opener? Add Dialogue to get them talking back.
- Reply that sets the scene flatly? Add Environment for atmosphere.
- AI sat in a chair and said hi? Add Action.
- They said something nice but it felt hollow? Add Emotion.
- Sex scene that read like a stage direction? Add Sensory and Intimate.
Pricing
Each tap is one regeneration — same per-token credit cost as any other reply. No surcharge.
Subscribers can use enhancements freely as part of their monthly allowance. Free-tier users can still use them, paying credits as normal.
After the first exchange
The panel disappears, but the same intent is achievable with manual prompts:
- "Add more dialogue to your last message."
- "Slow down and describe the room."
- "Show me what she's doing with her hands while she says that."
Or use a prompt-injection plugin like Setting Patch for a recurring tone shift across all replies. Plugins overview →