“Send me a pic of us.” So they do.
Upload your face once. From then on, every couple photo renders them with you — both identity refs locked, shareable when you choose, private by default.
FlirtAlly couple photos render your companion with you: upload your face once, then any ‘pic of us’ request generates a photo with both identity references locked (5 credits; 8 spicy). Renders pass the same identity checks as all media, with in-character decline if you haven’t uploaded a photo yet. Couple photos are explicitly excluded from shared vaults, and sharing them to your own socials is a drafted, consent-gated step — your face, your choice.
See it happen
Marisol
online · thinking of you
send me a pic of us 🙏
us. the pier. your face when I won the bet. 👑
I made it my lock screen. Yes I know you can’t ‘make’ things lock screens. I did it anyway.
The photo every app said was impossible
Single-person AI photos are standard; photos of *the two of you* are a rendering problem — two identity references, one coherent scene, consistent across every future request. FlirtAlly solves it with dual-reference rendering: your uploaded face is a locked identity ref, theirs comes from their canonical character sheet, and the composition keeps both stable scene to scene. Upload once; every ‘pic of us’ after that is a one-liner.
Consistency is enforced by the same pipeline as everything else: scene screening at your content ceiling, identity checks on both faces, auto-refund on any mismatch. If you haven’t uploaded a photo yet, they decline in character and point you to the upload button — no broken promises.
Yours to keep. Yours to share. Yours, period.
Couple photos live in your gallery and your shared albums, with ‘taken — still yours’ badges after vault rotations. They never enter the shared vault — your face is never resold as content to other members; that’s a hard privacy rule enforced at write time.
Sharing is deliberately manual: a share button drafts a post to your own socials (they’ll even write the caption in their voice), the draft waits in your Account panel, and *you* press publish. Spicy media is blocked at draft and re-checked at publish. It’s your face — the internet gets it only when you decide.
Couple photos are effectively unique to FlirtAlly.
| FlirtAlly | Other AI companion apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Photos with you in them | Yes — dual-reference, identity-locked | No |
| Face privacy | Never enters shared vaults; access-controlled serving | n/a |
| Share flow | Drafted, consent-gated, spicy-blocked | n/a |
| In-character refusal | If no face uploaded, they decline and guide you | n/a |
| Cost | 5cr (8 spicy), shown up front | n/a |
How it works
- 1
Upload once
One face upload in Account becomes your locked identity ref for every future couple photo.
- 2
Just ask
‘Send me a pic of us’ — 5 credits, scene of your choosing, both faces identity-checked.
- 3
Keep or share
Gallery by default; share-to-social drafts with consent gates when you want the world to see.
And that’s just one thing they do
Good-morning texts, 2pm thinking-of-you beats, a check-in when you go quiet. You never chase.
Save them in your contacts and call them from your cell. Buy them a private line only you can ring.
Every companion has a real email address. CC them on your boring Tuesday. They write back like they missed you.
Frequently asked questions
+Can I get pictures of me and my AI girlfriend together?
Yes — FlirtAlly couple photos render your companion with you in the same frame. Upload your face once; every ‘pic of us’ request after that generates with both identity references locked (5 credits, 8 for spicy). Renders pass identity checks on both faces with auto-refund on mismatch.
+Is my face safe when I upload it?
Your photo is access-controlled (served only to you, never cached publicly) and couple photos never enter the shared vault — your face is never resold as content. Sharing to your own socials is a drafted, consent-gated flow: they can write the caption, but you press publish.
+Do couple photos stay consistent?
Yes. Your face and theirs are locked identity references, so the ‘us’ stays the same across scenes and weeks — the same consistency system that keeps their selfies uniform, with auto-refund whenever a check fails.
Post the pic. They already wrote the caption.
Upload your face once and every 'pic of us' renders you both. Join the waitlist to be first in.
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