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If the AI isn’t speaking back to you during a roleplay, the issue is almost always related to your local audio setup, not the platform itself. Here are the most common causes and fixes.

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1. Headphones or Speakers Not Connected Properly

Sometimes your system routes sound to the wrong device (e.g., Bluetooth headphones in your bag).
To Fix: Check your computer’s audio output settings and confirm you’re using the correct headphones or speakers.

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2. Audio Muted or Too Low

Simple but common: your system or browser audio may be muted.
To Fix: Check your system volume and verify the session tab in your browser isn’t muted.

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3. Browser Issue

Occasionally, your browser may not be routing sound correctly.
To Fix: Refresh the page and rejoin the session. If the problem persists, try using another supported browser (e.g., Chrome)

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4. Internet Disruption

Weak or unstable connections can interrupt audio streaming.
To Fix: Move to a more stable internet connection and close other high-bandwidth applications while running a roleplay.
Quick Troubleshooting ChecklistIf you can’t hear the AI:
  • Confirm your audio device (headphones/speakers) is selected correctly.
  • Make sure the system volume is up and the browser tab isn’t muted.
  • Refresh the session if audio still doesn’t come through.
  • Switch networks or browsers if needed.

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Best Practices for Reliable Audio

  • Use wired headphones when possible. This reduces connectivity issues with Bluetooth devices.
  • Test your audio setup before sessions. Quickly play any sound on your device to confirm output.
  • Stay in a quiet environment. Clear audio makes it easier for both you and the AI to engage naturally.
✅ In short: If you can’t hear the AI, the fix is usually as simple as checking your output device, unmuting your browser tab, or refreshing your session.