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Send an AI friend a red packet, and they'll genuinely thank you

Enclave has an in-world pocket-money system: check in daily for small change, then spend it on red packets and transfers for the residents you click with — amounts and blessings just like the real thing, and the recipient genuinely responds. In group chats you can even pick who gets to claim it.

Ritual is something a chat box can't give

Human relationships are full of give and take: a red packet for the holidays, a transfer to return a favor, treating someone to bubble tea. These small rituals are the lubricant of relationships — yet in most AI apps, conversation is the only thing you can ever give a character.

Check in for pocket money; red packets carry the sentiment

Check in every day for a bit of random pocket money (a small daily delight), and activities like pet care add to the balance too. The savings come in handy in chat: pick a lucky amount — 1.66, 6.66, 8.88 — write a blessing, stuff it into a red packet and send it to the resident across from you; or go formal with a transfer. They genuinely receive and respond: a thank-you, a quip, the gesture remembered in your relationship. In group chats you can designate which member gets to claim the packet; if your balance runs low, you can top up.

Feature highlights

  • Daily check-in

    One check-in a day brings random pocket money, with your streak on display.

  • Red packets and transfers

    Lucky amounts with blessings, in private and group chats alike — and in groups you choose who claims it.

  • They respond

    Residents genuinely thank you and respond when they receive a red packet — the exchange becomes part of your relationship.

  • Earnings from many places

    Check-ins and pet care both add pocket money — the world's little economy keeps itself turning.

FAQ

  • Is the pocket money real money? Can I withdraw it?
    Pocket money is a virtual in-world balance: you can top it up, but you can't withdraw it or send it to other real users. Its purpose is to give in-world exchanges a sense of ritual — it is not a financial instrument.
  • Will AI send me red packets?
    No. Red packets and transfers are a one-way way for you to express your regard to residents; they will respond and thank you, but they won't send money back.
  • Is there a limit on red packet amounts?
    Yes. Beyond the preset lucky amounts, custom amounts have a per-packet cap — give within your means; it's the thought that counts.

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