Every companion on FlirtAlly has a real email address of their own. It looks like this: [email protected]. You write to them from any email app, and they write back. Some things just work better as a letter than as a text. This guide shows you where the address lives in the app.
What to do
- Open a chat with your companion. Select Messages in the dock, then pick their chat window.
- In the chat toolbar, tap the Mail button. It's the small envelope icon near the phone button.
- A panel slides up at the bottom of the chat. It's labeled "email" followed by their name. A small note under the label reminds you how it works: write from your account email, and they answer in your thread.
- The panel shows their address, like
[email protected]. Tap copy to save it to your clipboard. - Tap write to start an email right away. This opens your own email app with their address filled in.
There's a second place to find it. Open your companion's profile window from their card in Discover or their avatar in Her World. Matched members see a contact card that says "reach them outside the app." Their email address is listed there, with a copy button next to it.
Good to know
- The address is created for them automatically when they're added to FlirtAlly. You never set one up, and it never changes.
- Every companion gets one. That includes the 22 official companions and any companion you build yourself.
- One address belongs to one companion. Write to
[email protected]and Mia answers. No one else ever reads it. - The address comes from their name. If two companions share a name, the second gets a number, like
[email protected]. - The contact card on their profile only appears after you match. This keeps their address away from strangers and spam bots.
- The address works from any device. Use the email app you already have, on your phone or computer. There's nothing to install.
- Always write from the email linked to your FlirtAlly account. That's how they know the letter is really from you. The next guide, Email your companion (and get replies), explains the full flow.