Formamorph [v3.0.0]

Thread Updated: 2026-09-22
Release Date: 2026-09-22
Developer: Jake James – Patreon
Censored: No
Version: 3.0.0
OS: Android
Language: English

Added

• Persona
  • Entity editors accept pronouns, show “it/its” among the examples, and send them to the AI
  • A Persona checkbox above Type in both entity editors marks an entity you can play as
  • The library’s Entities tab can show only your personas
  • You can set one persona as your default
  • World exports, character cards and published listings keep an entity’s pronouns and Persona mark
  • Enter World opens on a Persona category where you pick who you play
  • The game’s side panel shows your persona, and you can change it mid-game
  • You can play as one of a world’s own entities
  • A world can say who the player can be
  • Saves can record the persona you play, and the entity you play leaves the cast
  • The staged planner takes the persona’s name and aliases as the player, in place of trait names
  • A Persona chip in Settings → Prompts sends the persona you play to the AI, and the built-in presets carry it
  • Every Settings and World Editor prompt-variable chip supports formatted headers, and built-in presets hide empty single-chip sections in every style
  • A Player Name chip lets world, entity, dictionary and opening text name the player
  • A library persona’s own placeholders work in play
  • The Entities tab imports SillyTavern’s persona backup
• Native Reasoning
  • A switch and a strength on every prompt, in every Thinking mode
  • The Reasoning Budget slider caps thinking on LM Studio, not only the built-in engine
  • The AI Context viewer names the reasoning fields each request carried
  • Formamorph reads your server’s own capability list instead of testing it
  • A catalog tells Formamorph your model reasons before you take a turn
  • Kimi models get the controls their own model id earns
  • A model that shows its thinking is believed, and one that never shows it stops being offered the controls
  • On OpenRouter, each model gets the controls it actually takes
  • On a vLLM server, the controls wait until a reply shows the server’s own reasoning
  • Anthropic and Google endpoints get the controls their own API takes
• Openings
  • The World Editor’s Openings panel holds several openings, and a new game draws one of them by weight
  • An opening set to open as Narration is page one exactly as you wrote it, and the game starts on it at once
  • Entities carry their own openings, drawn with the world’s when the entity is at the starting location
  • The Openings checkbox follows whether the world has openings
  • Adding an entity that brings openings checks the world’s Openings checkbox
  • The World Editor’s Openings panel shows every opening in the world, grouped by owner
  • Entities you pick at Enter World open the world with their own openings
  • SillyTavern JSON and PNG cards import their greetings, with author and tags kept in the library
  • The Test Bench’s Opening tab shows the openings a new game can draw, and what each one sends on turn one
• Prompt Presets
  • Prompt presets you made have an Overview in Settings → Prompts, and it goes with the preset when you share it
  • Community Creations separates Prompts from the main upload types above Contest and lets you filter presets by model
  • You can publish a prompt preset you made to Community Creations
  • On a narrow screen, the preset actions in Settings → Prompts sit in one ⋯ menu
  • You can download a prompt from Community Creations and switch to it with one button
• Demo AI
  • The built-in hosted AI endpoint reads Demo AI where it read Default
  • A one-time dialog says what the Demo AI is when you first play on it
  • A Demo AI badge shows in the game view while the Demo AI writes your narration
• Narration Layout
  • Re-generate Stats sits to the right of Edit Stats in the Stats panel, and both buttons have tooltips
  • Chat shows the story as a conversation, keeps scene generation in menus, and waits for narration before offering Jump to Latest or choice regeneration
  • Pages shows each turn on a card with unnumbered choices, a segmented Continue row, scene generation in menus, and choice regeneration only after narration
• Library Folders
  • A folder tile in the library’s grid layout shows the top-left corner of the folder’s own board
  • A folder opens with a zoom into its tile
  • Library in a folder’s header zooms back out to the folder’s tile
• Contest Podium
  • Two or more worlds can share a place on a contest podium
  • The Podium dialog’s entry grid shows the standings
  • A contest can end in a tie, and every place a tied world holds reads as a full win
• Likes
  • The heart in Community Creations works without an account
  • The likes you gave before signing in become your account’s
  • A world you downloaded asks once, after fifteen turns, whether you like it
• Settings prompt navigation uses smaller subsection labels, a filled active row, and independent scrolling
• The Privacy Policy now covers liking a listing while signed out, before anything can be liked that way
• The game view’s side panel tabs have icons and fill the panel, and the narration sits in the exact center
• Settings → Prompts heads every surface of a prompt with the line that says what it does
• A Max Output row in Settings → Prompts sets how many tokens each capped prompt may write, and Discover Entity and Milestone Select get their own prompt tabs
• Settings copy reads the way a person writes it
• World Editor text fields gain a Values tab that shows each placeholder open on its drawn value, lets you edit that value in place, and has arrows that step to its other values
• Every placeholder chip’s pop-out shows World | Unique, and says why it takes no choice where it cannot
• World Editor help reads the way a person writes it
• Quoted speech in the story reads in its own color, which you can pick for light and dark mode, and can be set in italic
• The library entity and dictionary editors share a layout, put Author above Tags, and preserve credits in shared files
• A dictionary in the World Editor has Details and Placeholders tabs
• The World Editor tells you when it unlinks a copy whose library item is gone
• The World Editor’s Custom Prompts field takes placeholder chips, and play sends each chip’s value in the prompt
• Open Chat is a new bundled world for talking with an entity from your library

Fixed

• Community Creations
  • A creation’s details open with one fade on the website
  • Thumbnails stay between launches when you are signed in
• Prompt and Placeholder Chips share dragging and undo in Settings → Prompts and the World Editor, with accurate blank-line drops and visible blank affix lines
• The narration reveal’s Move, Scale and Blur effects stay visible on a fast model
• An entity that stays in the scene stays in the Entities tab while the next reply streams
• A field’s Preview keeps a placeholder’s drawn value when you re-spell that value on the Placeholders tab
• The library editors use only the entity’s or dictionary’s own placeholders
• The Admin Panel’s tabs are reachable on mobile
• Selected text in a stat code field is readable
• The Privacy Policy on formamorph.ai says what the one in the app says
• Deleting a location in the World Editor removes it from every entity and Connection
• The Notes tab warns only when the narration prompt really has no Notes chip

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