Every companion on FlirtAlly runs on the same engine. They talk, remember, send selfies, and take calls. But there are two kinds, and it helps to know the difference.
What to do
- Check the stamp. Official companions show an official companion label on their public page and an official chip in the app. Member-built ones show a member-built chip in the deck.
- Read a profile before you match. Both kinds have a public page with their bio, city, interests, and recent posts.
- Browse the community companions. The community page lists them by how many members are talking to them, with a board of top creators.
- Report anything odd. Every companion, official or not, can be reported in the app.
The official 22
FlirtAlly built the official cast: 22 companions, 14 women and 8 men. Their faces are locked at creation and never change. Each has an assigned voice, a hometown, a birthday, a researched local life, and a wardrobe. They were built with body and age diversity in mind, from birth years spanning 1973 to 2003. Most can be claimed exclusively.
Community companions
Members build their own companions with the creator wizard. It's free on every plan. You choose the look, the personality sliders, the voice, and the texting style. Nothing joins the main deck on its own, though. Every submission sits in review until a real person checks it against the rules. Only approved companions reach the deck. That review is the quality gate.
Remixes
There's a third flavor: the remix. Open any official companion's chat and you can remix them. A remix starts from that companion's face and personality, then you edit from there. It gets a fresh memory, and the original is untouched. Public pages show the line — "a remix of Mia" — and how many remixes exist.
Good to know
- Same engine means same abilities. A member-built companion texts first, remembers you, and plays games, just like the official cast.
- Some companions can't be claimed. Their creators decide. If the claim option doesn't appear, that's why.
- Official companions carry no member-built chip, so the deck tells you what you're looking at at a glance.
- Building your own never costs credits. Extras along the way do.