Ask Questions and Draft Everyday Text
Cosmic Chat gives users a direct input box for questions, explanations, and writing requests. A general AI Assistant can handle open-ended prompts, so the same screen works for brainstorming an idea, outlining a message, simplifying a topic, or creating a first draft. This flexible chat workflow is the main route for users who already know what they want to ask.
The conversation view keeps the prompt field at the bottom and leaves the response area above it, following a familiar messaging layout. Users can refine a request through follow-up messages instead of beginning again. That structure is useful for short creative tasks and practical questions that need a few rounds of clarification.
Choose an AI Actor for the Task
AI Actors provide role-based starting points when a blank prompt feels too broad. The home carousel includes options such as AI Assistant, Friend, Motivational Coach, Chef, Travel Advisor, AI Therapist, and Marketing Expert. Selecting a role opens a focused chat, helping users frame requests around a particular kind of conversation or task.
Each actor introduces its purpose inside the chat. The Friend role, for example, is presented as a supportive conversational companion, while the broader role list covers creative, lifestyle, travel, and work-related needs. These choices make it faster to move from a general idea to a more directed exchange without learning a complex prompt format.
Start with Creative and Practical Prompts
Prompt Suggestions turn common requests into tappable starting points. Categories on the home screen include Creative, Fun, Health and Fitness, Daily Lifestyle, Travel, and Business. Within those groups, users can begin with examples such as writing a poem, lyrics, or a rap, then adjust the supplied wording before sending it to the selected assistant.
The category row can be scrolled to reveal more subjects, and the actor row works in the same way. This pairing supports two approaches: choose a specialist first, or choose the kind of result first. It is particularly helpful for brainstorming sessions when users need inspiration but do not yet have a polished prompt.
Revisit Chats and Manage App Options
Chat History gives returning users a dedicated place to revisit earlier conversations instead of mixing them into the home screen. The separate navigation tab keeps saved exchanges distinct from new prompts, which can make ongoing writing or planning tasks easier to resume. A refresh control is also available on the history screen when the list needs to be updated.
Settings collects the app's support and account-adjacent controls. Users can find rating, email support, feature request, contact, terms, and privacy entries, along with an Unlimited Chats option. Keeping these links together makes it easier to request help, review policies, or explore expanded chat access without interrupting the main question-and-answer workflow.
