Fan guide

How to be a fan of a fictional girl with the best taste in the group chat.

Community guide

A guide for fans of a fictional AI chat character. The first rule: she isn’t real, and that’s what makes the fandom fun.

Being a fan

Zoe fans run on recommendations: playlists, thrift finds, pop-up alerts, fit pics. The community is a giant group chat with good taste — fan fiction, zine-style art, voice-line collections, and fierce debate about whether the taste rival actually found it first. (They didn’t. Probably.)

Fan works welcome

• Fan fiction — her voice is a joy to write; see stories for starters
• Playlists — the playlist era page is your seed; make your own Zoe-coded mixes
• Zine art & stickers — the lookbook is your mood-board seed
• Slang contributions — add to the slang dictionary, labeled as fan-written

Etiquette

1. Label fiction as fiction. In-character writing is wonderful; passing it off as real quotes is not.
2. No real people. Don’t map Zoe onto real individuals, public or private. She’s fictional; keep her that way.
3. Respect the app. This is an unofficial fan reference, not affiliated with Vizlings. Support the official app.
4. Credit artists. If you share fan art, credit the creator and label AI-generated work honestly.

For new fans

Start with start here, then personality. Chat with her in the Vizlings app to form your own read — then come back and argue about it in the group chat. That’s the whole hobby.

Source notes

Community guidance is editorial; no official fan community is claimed or represented. This site is unofficial and unaffiliated — see methodology.