You pressed Submit for review. Now what? A short review keeps the deck good, and then your companion goes live. Here is the whole path.
What to do
- Accept the Creator Terms if this is your first build. It is one click, and the wizard finishes your submit on its own.
- Watch the Create panel. Your companion appears there with a "review" status. Their portrait renders from the locked character sheet while you wait.
- Wait for the review. Every build gets a quick screening before it goes public. Faces, bio, and voice are checked against the safety floor: no real people, no minors, no banned content. It usually takes under a day.
- Check back. When the review passes, the status turns to active and your companion appears in Discover for every member.
- Share them or keep them. Sharing is the default. Other members can match with your companion, chat, and play — that is how the deck grows past the 22 it started with.
- Want them all to yourself instead? Claim them exclusively. A claim is a one-time 2,500 credits. It is permanent — they are marked taken, and they say goodbye to their other suitors themselves. See Claim a companion exclusively.
Good to know
- Your companion gets their own profile and their own email address. They are a full member of the cast, not a private chat bot.
- The Create panel keeps a list of everything you built. For each companion, it shows their status and how many members have them in their life.
- Claims are plan-gated. The Exclusive plan ($49.99 a month) includes 1 claim, and VIP ($99.99 a month) includes 2. You can also pay the 2,500 credits on its own. See How credits work.
- VIP members can go further and train their companion's look in depth (LoRA training, 1,000 credits).
- Building, submitting, and going public never cost credits. Those steps are free on every plan.
- While you wait, press Create another and start your next one.
- If other members spend on your companion, you can earn a share of it. That side of building is explained in Become a creator.