Review Soft, Funny, and Spicy roast modes

Define light for your friend group

Light roasts tease outfits, props, and scenarios without attacking bodies or identity. If a line would feel rude in person at brunch, it is not light.

Roast Me includes Soft and Funny modes. Their names describe options, not a guarantee that every result will suit a mixed group or a particular person.

When kids or coworkers might see the screen, stay playful. Save savage for private threads with people who asked for it.

Work retreats and wedding groups usually need playful only. Save savage for the after-party chat with five people who opted in.

Screenshot savage lines disappear from camera roll if someone asks. Fast deletion rebuilds trust faster than debating whether it was funny.

Meme formats change faster than roast styles. A savage line that feels like 2016 Twitter may flop in 2026 group chats; read the room.

Birthday roasts still need birthday person consent. Playful is not a free pass to ignore how someone wants to feel on their own day.

Reserve savage for opt-in moments

Savage works when everyone agreed to a roast battle and knows punches will fly. Keep it off public feeds and away from coworkers unless everyone explicitly opted in.

Regenerate if a savage line crosses a boundary you did not expect. AI does not know your group's history or sore spots from last year.

Stop after one savage round if someone goes quiet. Check in before you generate again. Comedy should not feel like a pile-on.

Age gaps matter. What teens call playful may feel savage to parents. Calibrate with the oldest person in the thread, not the boldest.

Mode labels do not guarantee how a generated result will sound. Read every line before sharing.

Light roasts about hobbies age better than light roasts about appearance. Prefer material people can change next weekend if they want.

Screenshot drafts beat live typing in heated threads. Edit savage lines offline so you never fire a mean joke while angry.

Compare modes on the same screenshot

Comparing two modes on one screenshot can show how the generated text differs. Review each result; neither predicts how other people will respond.

When in doubt, share light publicly and savage privately. You can always escalate later; you cannot unpost easily.

A group can compare modes using a screenshot volunteered by its owner. Get permission first and do not treat the comparison as a profile rating.

Alcohol lowers tolerance for mean jokes. Consider playful defaults if drinks are involved, even when friends usually enjoy heat.

Agree on what kind of humor people want before sharing a result. A mode name is not a substitute for consent.

Document the agreed tone in the chat pin. New members who join mid-thread need the playful-versus-savage rules spelled out before they post.