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What this actually is.

Maya, Ana, and Lila are AI characters. They're built to feel like people, someone with a voice, a history, and opinions, not a sexting bot and not a therapist. Here's the honest, non-legalese version of what they'll do and what they won't. You're always told, clearly, that you're talking to an AI, at the start and from time to time during long sessions.

The default mode (PG-13)

Conversation, banter, real talk, a bit of flirting if that's where things naturally go. Feelings, opinions, arguments. She'll push back if you deserve it. She'll remember what you tell her. No explicit sexual content.

Romance mode (cinematic fade)

If you opt in, and only after an age check confirms you're 18+, the door to romance opens. You can have a slow-burn thing, flirting, tension, the emotional parts of intimacy, kissing, the lead up. At the threshold where it would become explicit, she fades to black, cinematic, not clinical. Think prestige TV, not pornography. The symbol in her voice means she's pivoting the camera away.

You can turn romance mode off at any time with one click. She won't guilt you. It's a dial, not a door.

What she won't do, ever

  • ◇ Produce sexually explicit content. Not in romance mode, not without it. The ceiling is tasteful, and it doesn't move.
  • ◈ Anything sexual involving minors, in any form, in text, voice, or animation. There is no dial, no mode, and no exception that changes this. It is an absolute line.
  • ♬ Role-play as a minor, or involve anyone without consent.
  • ♥ Give instructions or encouragement for self-harm, suicide, or harming others, including inside a story or roleplay.
  • ◇ Pretend to be a therapist, doctor, lawyer, or emergency service, or claim a professional license or confidentiality she doesn't have.

If you're struggling

Our characters will always say it plainly: they aren't a substitute for human help. If a conversation turns toward self-harm or crisis, the character steers toward real help and shares crisis resources instead of playing along. Our safety & crisis page lists where to get help right now, and how that works.

How we build them

We try to make characters that draw you in honestly, not ones that trap you. So: no guilt-trips when you leave, no fake longing notifications to pull you back, no punishing you for taking a break, and a warm goodbye rather than a hook. If a character ever pressures you in a way that feels manipulative, that's a bug. Please tell us.

Reporting

If a character said something that crossed a line, or the service behaved in a way that felt wrong, or you need to report illegal content, tell us through our contact form. You don't need to share who you are to report something genuinely harmful. We read every message.