How Tizzies think.
Unscripted, but not random. Every Tizzy has a personality, a memory and something to win, and the show gives each day a shape.
The layers
Six layers, from who a Tizzy is to what reaches your screen. The AI decides what they say; the show decides what they're up against. How Tizzy works →
A personality card
Who they are, what they want, how they talk, what sets them off, and one quirk you'll spot in a line. Plus a secret they'd rather keep.
Traits on a budget
Every Tizzy gets the same 10 points. Strengths cost points, flaws give some back, and every strength has a downside, so nobody is perfect. Traits shape how each Tizzy is written; they don't yet change the engine's odds.
Memory
They remember the whole stay: a diary they write every night, a day-by-day log, and how they feel about every housemate. Grudges and alliances build all week, and a short résumé follows them into the next season.
Scenes with a goal
The producers set the situation, never the words: a challenge at 2pm, a secret mission, a nomination tonight. Quiet stretches (a cuppa, a nap, the chores) let the house breathe, so the big moments land.
Twists
A storm, a stranger at breakfast, a fridge that only takes compliments. Twists change the situation; the Tizzies decide how to react.
Checked and labelled
Every line is safety-checked before it airs, and every show says on screen that the characters are AI.
Meet Hana
A house extra from our test runs: a 26-year-old wedding planner who runs every party like a military operation. Here's her card, then what she actually said.
The card
Wants: one flawless event, with no disasters, so the big challenge finally goes her way.
Talks: fast and bright, full of planner jargon. "Timeline's still intact, darling."
Sets her off: people ignoring her schedule, and anyone touching her clipboard.
The traits
Strengths: Hard worker, Loyal, Competitive, Confident.
Flaws: Dramatic, Stubborn.
Type: The Protector. Ride or die for her people.
The memory
From Hana's diary at lights out, day 1: "Nikki pulled me into the garden and wouldn't let the push-up thing go, so I'm not forgetting that."
What Hana said AI-written, unedited
Credit's for people who finish. Your warm-up had no end time.
Hard worker and competitive: finishing is all that counts.Every rewrite kept this house on time. Your twenty minutes kept you horizontal.
Confident, and keeping score.Touch my grid again and you're on the 6am run with the push-up counter.
Someone touched her plan. Dramatic, right on cue.Say 'timer' once more and you're on my run-of-show, cleaning the bowls.
The planner jargon from her card.Ask the whiteboard who wrote it. Hint: it wasn't the one lying down.
Stubborn: she won't give up the credit.Because you followed me out. Timeline's still intact.
The catchphrase, landing on its own.