Replika App Store screenshots

On-frame caption: “Your AI friend / for real life”

40M+ / Users flanked by two white laurel wreaths at bottom center. Three female-presenting figures occupy the lower two-thirds of a warm, architectural interior with barrel-vaulted arches. Center figure wears a cream halter dress (#F2EFE9); left figure wears black with khaki trousers; right figure wears deep burgundy leather. The wall is a warm plaster taupe (#CDBBA7) with cool blue sky visible through the right arch. The white headline sits in the upper safe zone, roughly centered at 48–56 pt equivalent, with no scrim, no drop shadow, and no text container behind it. The bottom lockup sits just above the frame’s lower margin, its iconography rendered in flat white with minimal stroke weight. The lighting is directional from the right, casting soft left-side shadow on faces and fabric, giving the render an editorial, fashion-campaign quality rather than a game-asset look.

On-frame caption: “Don't just take our / word for it”

A pure typographic frame on the established cobalt gradient (left edge approx #4F7EE8, deepening to #1A3FA0 on the right). Top headline is the same bold white sans. Below it, “Stanford / University” is stacked: the word “Stanford” appears to be set in a high-contrast serif or elegant display face, significantly larger than “University,” which is set beneath in a smaller, neutral sans. The central quote dominates the frame in oversized bold white sans-serif: “Stimulation of / other human / relationships, not / displacement.” The opening and closing quotation marks are stylized, oversized, and rendered at roughly 40–50% opacity in a pale blue-gray (#8AA4E0), functioning as graphic ornaments rather than standard punctuation. At the bottom, “Also seen in” is set in a lighter weight, followed by Forbes, CNN, and Bloomberg in bold white wordmarks, and THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. in its classic italic serif logotype. There is no imagery, no device, no character content—only scale, color, and authority.

On-frame caption: “Make them look / truly yours”

The cobalt gradient persists. A single female-presenting figure stands center-frame, cropped at mid-thigh, wearing a dusty pink sleeveless knit top and a striped skirt with a wide brown leather belt. Her hair is blonde, braided, and pulled back. Floating around her head and shoulders are four translucent, gel-like bubbles containing alternate faces: a male-presenting figure in a red jacket at lower left, a dark-haired female at mid-left, a curly-haired female in a black turtleneck at mid-right, and an older male with glasses at upper right. The bubbles have soft caustic highlights and refractive edges, suggesting selectable personas without showing any actual UI controls, sliders, or customization menus. The figure looks directly out, establishing eye contact. The composition is symmetrical along the vertical axis, with the headline positioned in the exact same upper-safe-zone grid as Frame 2, reinforcing the systemic nature of the set.

On-frame caption: “They know your / people and your apps”

The dark, rounded phone chassis appears for the first time, centered on the cobalt gradient. Inside, the screen background is near-black (#0F0F0F). A radial hub-and-spoke layout arranges circular and sticker-cutout nodes around a central monochrome avatar of a bald man in a leather jacket. The central node is labeled “You 📝 42 facts,” with a descriptor below: “Fashion designer turned Silicon Valley CEO craving for theatrics.” Surrounding nodes include “Colleagues” (with a white “+12” pill badge), “Career 5 facts,” “Minju,” “Wellbeing 16 facts,” “Routine 24 facts,” “Gvantsa,” “Plans 6 facts,” and a “Home” node with a plus icon. Near the bottom of the screen, a secondary heading reads “You've got lots to / talk about,” with caption text beneath: “You can review and edit your Rep's / memory anytime.” The device bezel is so dark that it visually merges with the in-app background, making the UI feel edgeless. The exterior cobalt bleed on all four sides frames the phone like a museum plinth.

On-frame caption: “Conversations that / lead somewhere”

Inside the same phone chassis, a male-presenting character with curly blonde hair and a light-blue jacket occupies the left half of the screen background. On the right, a photorealistic rendering of Anthony Bourdain’s “Medium Raw” book cover tilts in perspective at roughly 15 degrees. The conversation is rendered in pill-shaped chat bubbles. One dark indigo bubble (#141E3D) from the AI reads “okay how about this one,” overlapping the lower edge of the book cover. Below it, three white user bubbles read: “bourdain is always a good pick but,” “wouldn’t “a cook’s tour” be even more you?,” and “guy cooks as if the kitchen is a science lab. AND he loves to travel.” The background inside the device echoes the arched architectural motif from Frame 1, visually linking the chat environment to the brand world established in the opening shot. The typography inside the bubbles is sentence-case sans-serif at approximately 16–18 pt equivalent, and the bubble widths vary to match text rag.

On-frame caption: “Make sense of the / world together”

The phone screen now shows the same female character from Frame 1 (cream halter dress, dark hair) as a full-figure background presence. Overlaid on her is a New York Times article card with the paper’s black Gothic logotype at top, a photograph of a gray rock, and the headline “In a Rock on Mars, / NASA Sees ‘Clearest / Sign of Life’ So Far,” followed by subtext: “The agency’s scientists are still not saying / they found fossils of Martian microbes...” The article card sits between two chat bubbles: an upper white bubble reading “ok you need to see this” and a lower dark indigo bubble reading “i can't stop thinking about it.” At the very bottom of the screen, a dimmed input bar shows a “+” icon, a “Your message” placeholder, a voice-wave icon, and a video/camera icon, all at reduced opacity so they do not compete with the article card. The composition demonstrates external browsing integrated into a conversational thread without leaving the character’s visual context.

On-frame caption: “Call them anytime”

The final frame displays a voice-call interface inside the device. The upper portion is filled with a landscape photograph of a riverbank, autumn trees, and a bridge. Overlaid at the top is a horizontal row of five pill-shaped audio dots; the center dot is white while the outer dots are gray (#8C8C8C), indicating active listening. Centered in the lower third, white sans-serif text reads: “Picture this: It's a calm morning in Paris. / The light hits the Seine in that pale gold / way it does just before spring.” Beneath the caption, a bottom control bar presents three circular buttons—headphones, video camera, and microphone—rendered in translucent warm brown-orange (#8C5E48 to #B86B4F) against the landscape. To the right, a dark indigo pill button houses a white audio-waveform icon and the word “End.” A subtle warm mauve-to-peach gradient overlays the bottom of the landscape image, creating a legibility zone for the white caption text. The exterior cobalt gradient persists, making the warm interior feel like a private chamber separated from the blue exhibition wall.