One account, one Studio
The important thing is what doesn’t differ: the account. Sign in on the web or on the iPhone and you land in the same Studio — same Worlds, same Cast, same Episodes, same Library. There is no “phone version” with separate content or a second library to manage.
That’s because it’s genuinely one product: the iPhone app wraps the same Studio the web serves, so work started at a desk is continued from a couch without export, import, or sync rituals.
The line it came from: A violinist is booked to play her ex’s engagement party.
E1The booking
E2Too close
E3Your fiancée is getting cold
E4Encore
Midnight Sonata · one line to the AI Director: it casts the Characters and writes the Story as Scenes; plan each next Episode in one sentence. A fictional sample series made in Character App. The web app: the full Studio, no install
character.app in a browser is the complete product — the idea bar, Genesis, Cast, World, Director, Scene planner, Episodes, Library. Nothing requires a download: the door on this page drops you into the first-run flow with your idea prefilled.
Web is also where the product is updated first and where this site’s doors point. If you’re evaluating, the web app is the fastest honest look — you can have a Character drawn and kept before deciding anything else about the app.
Roommates & Rent · About the rent. Made with H3 Turbo, the Clip model in Character App · fictional sample series The iPhone app: the same Studio, pocket-sized
“Character App: AI Video Studio” on the App Store is the same product built for the phone: Home shows your Worlds, your Cast, and where you left off; the composer bar handles Chat, Image, Clip, and Story from one line; the Library’s viewer opens every finished piece fullscreen.
The App Store listing names it straight — “Star in your AI Vertical Drama” — and the 9:16 Episode format exists for exactly this surface. The current release rebuilt the Studio around one-bar creation.
Last Train, Yellow Umbrella · The last train too. Hana, a university art student, and Ren, from the bakery by the station · made with H3 Turbo, the Clip model in Character App · fictional sample series What carries over: everything that matters
Because the account is shared, the durable things are shared: every World you built, every Cast member you seated, the Bible’s memory, drafted Scenes, finished Episodes, and the Library. Start a show on the web, watch the Episode on the phone — no handoff step in between.
Your wallet follows the account too: Credits and plan status are server-side, so the balance you see on one surface is exactly the balance on the other, whichever one you happen to open.
Rate Limited · Limit reached. Made in Character App · fictional QA Cast Where each surface is honest about itself
The web app is the reference surface — every guide on this site describes it, and it gets new work first. The iPhone app is the same Studio optimized for a smaller screen: perfect for checking takes, continuing a draft, or showing someone the Episode.
Plan options can differ between platforms — the iOS listing carries its own subscription handling through your Apple ID, and the Pricing page on the web is the canonical list. Check /pricing before assuming a tier exists on both.
Start where it’s easiest — it all converges
No install needed to begin: the door below opens the web Studio with your idea already typed into it. If the show sticks, the iPhone app is the same account on a second screen — download it when you want the Studio in your pocket, not before you need it.
The two-surface answer in one line: create anywhere, continue everywhere, decide nothing twice. Whichever surface you open next week is already holding everything you made today — Cast, World, and Episodes included.
Common mistakes
Assuming the app is a separate product. It’s one Studio — the account, the Worlds, and the Library are shared, so there’s nothing to migrate and no second learning curve.
Waiting for the app before starting. The web app is complete and needs no install — the door on this page is the fastest path, and the iPhone app layers on top later.
Expecting plan pricing to match across surfaces. iOS subscriptions run through your Apple ID and can differ from web plans — /pricing is the source of truth for what’s offered where.
Treating the phone as consumption-only. The iPhone app is the real Studio — you can direct, draw, and keep takes there, not only watch.
Hunting for an Android app. The listing that exists today is iPhone; the web app covers every other device with a browser — including Android phones.
Questions
Is there a Character App Android app?
Today the native listing is iPhone — “Character App: AI Video Studio” on the App Store. Android users get the same Studio through the browser at character.app; the web app is the full product, not a fallback.
Does my work sync between web and iPhone?
There’s nothing to sync — it’s one account and one backend. Worlds, Cast, Episodes, and the Library are the same objects whichever surface you open them on.
Is the iPhone app a limited version?
It’s the same Studio shaped for the phone: Home, the composer bar, the Director, the Story editor, and the fullscreen Library viewer all ship in the current release.
Where should a new user start — web or app?
The web app — no install, and this page’s idea door preloads your premise straight into first run. Install the iPhone app when you want the same account in your pocket.
Do plans and Credits work on both?
The wallet is account-level, so balances carry. Plan checkout differs by platform — iOS bills through your Apple ID — and /pricing lists the current options per surface.
