Locations

A location represents a place that can appear in a scene. It carries a textual description, an optional era/epoch, a type classification, and one or more atmospheres — all of which the AI uses when generating a prompt.

Routes

Action URL
My locations /locations
Public locations /locations/public
Create /locations/create
View /locations/{slug}
Edit /locations/{slug}/edit

Creating a Location

Go to /locations/create and fill in:

Field Required Notes
Name Yes Max 255 characters. Slug is auto-generated from the name.
Slug Yes URL-safe identifier. Auto-filled; edit manually if needed. Must be unique.
Description Yes Max 2 000 characters. What the place looks like or feels like.
Epoch / Era No A free-text string describing the time period (e.g. Medieval, Futuristic 2150).
Location Type No Classification from a list managed by admins (e.g. Forest, City, Dungeon).
Atmospheres No One or more atmosphere tags (e.g. Misty, Sunny, Eerie). Searchable selector.
Notes No Private field, never shown publicly or shared with the AI.
Tags No Comma-separated list of tag names.
Public No Toggle on to share the location with other users.
Unsafe No Only available when the location is public. Marks the location as containing mature content.

Adding to a Collection on Creation

Append ?collection={collection-slug} to the create URL. After saving, the location is automatically added to that collection and you are redirected there.

Editing a Location

Go to /locations/{slug}/edit. All fields from the creation form are editable.

Viewing a Location

The detail page at /locations/{slug} shows the description, epoch, type, atmospheres, tags, creator, and fork count.

Toggling Visibility

From the detail page you can flip a location between public and private without going through the edit form.

Forking a Location

Forking creates a copy of any location (yours or someone else's public one) under your account. From the detail page click Fork, give the copy a name, choose its visibility, and confirm.

  • Description, epoch, type, tags, and atmospheres are copied.
  • Notes are not copied when forking another user's location. When forking your own, notes are preserved.

Deleting a Location

From the detail page, only the location's creator can delete it. Deletion is permanent.

Browsing Public Locations

/locations/public lists all locations marked as public by any user. You can view their detail pages and fork them.

Reporting Content

If you encounter a location that violates community guidelines or contains inappropriate content:

  1. Open the location's detail page.
  2. Click the Report button (typically an icon or button in the top menu).
  3. Select a reason from the dropdown (e.g., "Inappropriate content", "Spam", "Offensive", etc.).
  4. Optionally add notes (up to 500 characters) explaining the issue.
  5. Click Submit Report.

A confirmation message appears when the report is submitted. Your report is reviewed by moderators.

Rate limit: up to 20 reports per hour per user.

Blocking the Creator

After submitting a report, you will be offered the option to block the location's creator. Blocking a user:

  • Prevents them from seeing your public personas, locations, and scenes
  • Prevents them from following you
  • Removes them from your follower/following lists if you were already connected

You can manage your blocked users list in Settings under Blocked Users.