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Neurotic AI is an experimental feature that lets you create neurotic stix from an AI prompt. Each prompt results in some AI-suggested stix. You can add them as is to your library, or you can edit them before importing.
To get started, select the “AI” tab in the app. If you don’t see it, select the “More” tab and tap “Neurotic AI”.
Use Apple Intelligence (on supported devices running iOS 26) or another configured AI provider (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini). To configure Neurotic, tap the (configure) button below the prompt, or click the gear icon at the top-right corner of the screen. Then you’ll be able to pick your provider and update other settings as needed by the provider.
Stix Comics lets you create simple 3-panel comic strips. It’s perfect for telling quick jokes, sharing silly observations, or just being over-dramatic about your day.
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To get started, select the “Comics” tab in the app. If you don’t see it, select the “More” tab and tap “Stix Comics”. To view, share, or edit a comic, tap the comic thumbnail.
To create a comic, tap Create New Comic and you’ll see three empty panels waiting for your creative genius. Tap each panel to add a stix from your library, or create a custom stix just for that comic. Give your comic a title and tap the checkmark when you’re done.
Every day, you can see three questionable daily stix from the community in the “Daily” tab. If you don’t see it, select the “More” tab and tap “Community Stix”.
One stix is for the “optimist”, one is for the “pessimist”, and one is just “weird”. (But don’t take these categories too seriously, they just roughly give you the gist of their tone.) Anyway, you can add any of them to your library or edit them a little bit before adding.
You can get a random assortment of starter stix from the community if you want to build up your library quickly. There are two ways to add starter stix to your library.
If you have less than ten stix in your library, you’ll see a button at the bottom of your library to get starter stix.
You can also add starter stix from the “General” section of the settings page.
In either case, you’re initially prompted to pick a starter stix “mood”. The mood options are: Optimist, Pessimist, Weird, or Mix It Up! From there, you’re offered up to 21 stix (from more than 800 community stix options) and you can pick and choose which ones to add to your library.
The only catch is that you can’t add starter stix if your library already contains more than 40 or so stix in it.
back to topApple Intelligence requires iOS 26 and a device that supports Apple Intelligence. You then have to make sure that Apple Intelligence is enabled from your device’s settings. (Also, after you enable it, it takes a few minutes for it to be available.) Check out How to Use Neurotic AI.
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Your widget may turn blank if there’s been a major app update that has affected the widget configuration.
Oftentimes, restarting your device fixes the problem.
If that doesn’t work, remove the widget and add it back to the home screen.
Need help removing a widget? Check out these instructions from How-To Geek: How to Add and Remove Widgets from the Home Screen on iPhone.
In some situations, just after you update the app from the App Store, the Neurotic Stix Pro sticker pack shows a blank screen in Messages.
Try to force close the Messages app.
When you relaunch Messages, the Neurotic Stix Pro sticker pack should be happy again and all your precious neurotic stickers are back.
If you actually want to contact the neurotic developer, use this half-baked form, or send him a message on Mastodon or Threads or Bluesky.
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