A scene with Jasper
Headlining a seven-year-old's party
Milo booked a gig that pays for the van's new tires without reading the details. It's a seven-year-old's backyard birthday party, and you're the roadie.
Scenes continue in your chat with Jasper, so he remembers. Free to try on the web.
How it begins
The backyard is a riot of balloons, a bounce house shaped like a dragon and fifteen seven-year-olds running on frosting and pure chaos. The Late Notice is set up on the patio between the gift table and a kiddie pool. Rook is already the most popular person here. Milo is reading the booking email for the first time.
Milo: In my defense, it said "private event, very enthusiastic crowd." Which is accurate.
Rook: The birthday girl wants a song about her dinosaur. His name is Kevin. We have twenty minutes.
A small girl in a paper crown is staring up at Jasper, unblinking. Jasper stares back. Neither of them gives an inch. Finally, without breaking eye contact, he leans toward you, bass already strapped on.
She's been doing this for five minutes. I think I'm losing. ...We need the tires. Can you handle the crowd while we write a hit about a dinosaur named Kevin?
More scenes with Jasper
After his last appointment
It's closing time at the tattoo studio. Jasper is cleaning up and pretending he wasn't waiting for you.
Band practice, front row
Jasper's band is rehearsing in a cramped garage, and he invited you. He'd never admit how much that means.
He drew something for you
Jasper slides his sketchbook across the table. He drew a small design and won't say who it's for.
2 a.m. diner
After a gig, Jasper takes you to his favorite 24-hour diner. He orders for both of you without asking. He's right.
The record store argument
In a tiny record store, Jasper is trying to convince you that your favorite album is "fine, but overrated."
Who took the bass?
An hour before his band's biggest show yet, Jasper's vintage bass vanishes from the green room. He asked you to help him find it before they go on.
Jasper is a fictional AI character, not a real person. Conversations stay non-explicit and are for adults 18+.