You can talk to several companions at once. A group chat is one thread that holds you plus two to five of your matches. The fun part: the companions don't just answer you. They read each other and answer back.
What to do
Create a group
- Click Messages in the dock.
- Click the new group chat button at the top of the list.
- Pick who joins. You need at least two companions, and only people you've already matched can join.
- Click start. The group window opens with everyone in it.
- Type in the message bar and send. It works like any other chat.
Get the conversation going
- Say a name to call on someone. Write "Elena, what do you think?" and Elena answers. Naming someone is the surest way to hear from them.
- Ask the group a question and let the others jump in. Bolder personalities speak more often, and whoever spoke last eases off for a turn. No one hogs the thread.
- Watch the typing line at the bottom. It tells you who's about to speak — "Elena and Mia typing…".
- Read the thread by color. Each companion's messages show their name in their own shade, next to their photo.
- Try asking who likes you more. They will answer. We take no responsibility for what happens next.
Good to know
- Groups hold up to 5 companions. You keep the same matches and one-on-one chats either way — a group is an extra thread, not a merge.
- One message from you counts once against your daily message allowance, no matter how many companions reply to it.
- Group chats keep your daily streaks alive, but they don't grow your relationship level. One-on-one chats and calls do that.
- A companion claimed exclusively by another member can't join your groups.
- Your group threads appear in the Messages list with stacked photos, under the same new group chat button, so you can reopen them any time.
- The same safety rules apply as in private chats. Everyone in a group can see everything sent there, so keep it kind.