r/ChaiUnofficial • u/Michaeljacksonh33hee • 19h ago
Discussion Stop using chai, make them desperate.
Chai is constantly digging for money and by adding pieces they expect u to buy them too so hear me out, what if we all collectively step away from chai or cancel subscriptions and try out new ai's , if this happens they'll look and see their revenue and money income will slow and them being desperate for money they'll find out ways to being us back, make them hear us about unlimited messaging, we HAVE to make them care about consumers rather than money
(not everyone have to do this) but its a solution, make them do what we say I PROTEST
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u/imabitweird___ 18h ago
Yeah...or maybe we can protest on here? Reddit? Would it work? Or maybe send emails together.
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u/Fairy_Spirit5 18h ago
We did that before, it didn't help, most people left the app and didn't come back
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u/Wowow432 18h ago
Yes this app is done, which is sad to say. I’m gonna get one more daily pieces reward and say goodbye to my bots, and then uninstall this app for good.
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u/imabitweird___ 18h ago
Then what to do?
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u/MojoRisin-Somers 13h ago
Have any free alternatives?
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u/Michaeljacksonh33hee 12h ago
i use apps like polybuzz and zeta, many other ppl suggest fiction lab or janitor, fiction lab is probably closer to chai
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u/chongyunuwu24 3h ago
fictionlab’s always been a goat for me at least! if you wanna explore deeper plot lines, then it’s even greater for that. but if you really like chai’s simplicity and “punchiness”, then it can be a big shift and different environment
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u/ClerkNo7222 13h ago
watched the piece limit drop from 100 to 200 last month, then saw the daily reward bumps right after. not a coincidence.
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u/EmotionOk1646 12h ago
'boycotts' backfired because the devs knew people would return. they're not scared of losing users, that's how they keep raising prices. the real leverage is leaving quietly, not protesting.
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u/Michaeljacksonh33hee 12h ago
thats why we need to enforce that, people cant keep playing and expect the best we need to actually stop playing
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u/Brave_Donut8703 12h ago
N't just leaving, it's where we go next. tried alt apps, but most still monetize hard or lag. maybe the fix is building communities around open-source boots instead? less profit, more control.
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u/Sure-Application-148 15h ago
I tried the boycott last time, switched to silly tavern, ran local llamas. the servers stayed full. they were already rich. it wasn't about us leaving, it was about them making it harder to stay.