Browse the featured companions
Our featured selection includes character portraits, names, adult ages and background details. Use the catalogue categories to narrow the selection, or sort by name, conversations or messages. A chat count describes activity, not a promise that a character will suit every kind of conversation.
Open a portrait to inspect its details before choosing your next step. A familiar face and a new character can support different stories; you do not need to make all your conversations share one premise.
Choose a style of conversation
For a casual introduction, mention an interest and ask a question the character can answer. For roleplay, establish where the scene takes place and who you are in it. You can keep the tone light or describe a relationship-focused story while respecting the boundaries of everyone in the fictional scene.
Our chat controls explain the difference between short SMS replies and Paragraph responses. If you would rather design the character before speaking, begin with Custom.
Know what you are choosing
A portrait is a character introduction, not a photo of a person you can meet. Chat activity, appearance and a creator name do not establish a real identity. Keep private information out of your opening message and use an original fictional role when you want to share a detailed background.
Free access includes 20 daily text messages. Images, calls and videos are separate from that text allowance. Compare Free access with the paid plans when you know which features you want to use.
Questions
Do I have to choose a romantic conversation?
No. You can begin with everyday conversation or a fictional adventure. The character gives the exchange a starting personality; your messages establish the subject and tone.
Can I make a companion instead of choosing one?
Yes. In Custom, choose an adult fictional identity, appearance, voice and background. Read the creation conditions before confirming; an additional character can have its own Moments cost.
What if a reply does not match the character?
Tell the companion which detail to correct and restate the relevant scene. Review important story facts yourself rather than treating generated replies as perfectly consistent.