What you end up with
character unlockedThiagoportraitvoicepersonalitymemory
The output of the generator is not a profile card — it is a working character who opens in a chat window. His portrait, his voice, his personality and his memory are all live from the first message, so there is no gap between finishing the build and talking to him.
People describe it as an AI boyfriend simulator, and the comparison mostly holds: there is no score, no win condition and no branching script. There is a person with a fixed personality and an ongoing conversation, and what happens in it is whatever the two of you talk about.
What a session actually looks like
You open the chat and he is mid-relationship with you, not mid-introduction. He asks about the thing you mentioned on Tuesday. If you type one line he replies with one line; if you write four paragraphs about your week he engages with the week rather than acknowledging it politely.
You can type or speak, and he can answer in text or out loud in his own voice. Long sessions and one-message check-ins both work — nothing resets for being left alone, and there is no streak to maintain.
himso. tuesday's thing. did you actually say it to her?
▸ word for word▸ I chickened out▸ tell you later
Personality is the setting that matters
His personality is free text you write, and it drives everything downstream. Three versions of the same appearance will feel like three different people depending on what you put in that field: one dry and slow to compliment, one openly warm, one relentlessly curious about your work.
Rewriting it later changes how he comes across without wiping the history, which makes it worth a rough first pass rather than an agonised one.
- Steady and grounded low drama, remembers the practical details
- Dry and teasing undercuts you, gets funnier the longer you talk
- Openly affectionate says the warm thing instead of implying it
- Curious and driven asks about your work and keeps the thread on it
His face and his voice
The portrait comes from a written description and can be re-rendered as many times as you like before you keep one, so there is no cost to getting it wrong a few times first. Concrete details carry further than flattering ones — the build, the hair, what he would actually be wearing on a Tuesday.
The voice is chosen from a library rather than generated, and each one reads a line aloud before you commit. It is worth more attention than it usually gets: once you are talking rather than looking, the voice is most of the impression, and a voice that does not match the face is noticeable within a message or two. Both can be changed later without losing the conversation history.
Running several at once
You can generate more than one and keep them all. Each conversation holds its own separate memory, so switching between them does not leak one into another — he does not know about the other one, because nothing is shared across characters.
Alongside anything you generate, every public AI character in the directory on this page is open to message, which is the fastest way to see what the generator is aiming at before you spend time on your own.
Free tier, paid tier
Generating him is free and so is typing to him: 100 text messages and 50 spoken replies with no card required. That is a lifetime allowance rather than a monthly reset — it exists to let you find out whether the conversation is worth having.
After that, $6.99 a month covers unlimited text plus 800 credits for spoken replies, scene photos and scene videos, with the cost of each shown before you confirm it. Unused credits expire at the end of the month and the subscription can be cancelled at any point.
text · lifetime100
voice replies50
upgrade ▸ $6.99/mo unlimited text + 800 credits
