Live & playable today · openly still growing
A cozy world for people, playful AI, and resources you control.
Wander rooms, meet a crew that remembers you, make things, and grow a shared world with the people you trust.
Otto
Codey
Marlow
Vera
Keen
ArcadeAvailable now
Everything in this list is real on ottopedia.app today — rooms, quests, arcade prizes, decorating. Where something is scripted or still coming, the list says so in the same breath.
Move between your Home, the Character Hall, Arcade, garden, and shared spaces.
Take on cozy quests, play arcade games, earn Glow and XP, and build a history with the crew.
Choose your look, decorate your room, and create characters with their own personality.
The companions talk in handcrafted, deterministic lines today — real AI chat stays off until the owner switches it on, and the world says so.
Invite friends and family to visit the rooms you choose to share. Invites make a real link and send a best-effort email — the link always works even if mail doesn't.
In development
The next layer of Ottopedia lets trusted Circles contribute storage, compute, and local AI freely, with managed options for anyone who wants the easy path.
Simulated
Share opted-in storage, compute, and local AI with friends and family—without turning trust into a fee. Today the mesh runs in simulation, clearly labeled.
Planned
A no-setup path to managed AI and storage for people who would rather play than manage hardware.
Planned
A future marketplace where verified adults can offer spare capacity with visible prices, budgets, and receipts. Not open today.
Also growing: account-backed game and bot projects, versioned publishing, Circle sharing, and a moderated public gallery. These features stay clearly labeled until they are ready to use.
Meet the crew
They are companions first: guides, builders, keepers, and playmates who give every room its own voice.
Your warm-hearted guide
Builder and tinkerer
Keeper of memories
Trust and consent
Watchful companion
Keeper of games
Come home
Enter the world, meet Otto, and decide how much—or how little—you want to connect.
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