The dial itself
Temperament is the first choice that still matters an hour later. Shy, dominant and playful are not labels pasted onto the same engine: they change how long a reply runs, who introduces the next subject, and how much is left unsaid. Pick one deliberately, because the rest of the builder — ethnicity, body type, eye colour, hairstyle — only decides what she looks like in the images you ask for later. The character listing is the quickest way to feel the difference before you commit, since three profiles answering the same opening line will split along temperament rather than appearance.
Hobbies and occupation feed the same mechanism. They are not decoration; they are the topics she reaches for when a conversation stalls, which is exactly the moment a generic chatbot starts repeating itself.
What she carries forward
Long-term memory is what separates this from a session that resets every time you log in. The system tracks what was discussed and what you said you liked, then refers back to it unprompted, and the overview on the home page describes how that shared history deepens over weeks. The practical consequence is simple: correct her early. Two or three corrections in the first ten minutes settle a voice that then holds for months.
The same machinery drives an AI boyfriend and an anime-styled companion. Only the surface changes.
When text runs out
Voice is chosen from a library at setup and then stays consistent across clips, so a companion who reads as calm does not suddenly sound brash. Audio comes back fast enough that the exchange keeps its rhythm. Images are requested in the flow of the conversation and generated against the current context; short video clips put the same character in motion; vision mode runs the other way, letting her read a photo you upload and answer what is actually in it. The feature rundown covers all four modes, and the featured profiles show what the rendering looks like.
Running cost
Unlimited texting comes with every paid tier, so the billing term is the only real variable: $13.99 a month, $26.97 for three months, or $47.88 for a year, which works out at $3.99 a month. Each tier includes 100 tokens, and tokens are what the media features draw on. The pricing page sets the three terms side by side, and the membership section of the overview covers signing up.
Asked often
What does the temperament setting actually change?
Register, not vocabulary. Shy answers shorter and waits to be asked; playful volunteers detail; dominant takes the lead. You can see the three side by side on the listing.
Does she remember earlier conversations?
Yes — past discussions and stated preferences are tracked and referred back to, which is what builds a sense of shared history.
Is texting limited on a paid plan?
No. Unlimited texting is part of every tier. Tokens apply to generated media, and 100 are included with each plan.
Can she react to a photo I send?
Vision mode reads an uploaded image and comments on objects, locations and mood. The same rendering engine handles illustrated styling.
Keep going
- Browse the rosterHow to shortlist without opening forty profiles.
- Three billing termsWhat $13.99, $8.99 and $3.99 a month actually buy.
- The male sideSame builder, a register most people set wrong.
- Illustrated looksWhy anime prompts need different wording.
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