Your relationship should travel
One companion. The same memories. Wherever you chat.
A companion should not disappear when you close a browser tab. Palumi separates the relationship engine from the channel, so the same character can meet you on the web and in supported messaging apps without becoming a different bot.
The channel changes. The relationship does not.
A supported channel becomes another doorway into the same relationship. The character keeps its identity and continuity while Palumi handles each platform's different capabilities behind the scenes.
This is also why a fix to memory or character behavior belongs in the shared core rather than being copied into one channel. Platform-specific features still vary, and Palumi falls back to a secure media link when a channel cannot accept a native file.
A unified way to connect
From a character page, choose “Take with you,” select an available channel and follow its connection flow. Telegram may open a bot link; other channels may use a QR code or account pairing. The entry point stays familiar even when the platform protocol differs.
Availability depends on the messaging service, region and account configuration. Palumi shows the actual capability of each channel instead of promising that every app supports the same profile controls.
Private by relationship
Every incoming message resolves to a platform identity, a Palumi user and a character relationship. That composite identity is the boundary for memory and state. One Telegram or WeChat account cannot read another user's memories, and two characters do not borrow each other's history.
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