Send them a gift. They keep it forever — and prove it.
Other apps have gift buttons that change a mood emoji. On FlirtAlly a gift is real: they’re photographed holding the exact thing you sent — identity-checked so it’s visibly them — they thank you in a written note and, on the bigger tiers, in their actual voice, and it enters their permanent memory. Weeks later they’re still wearing the hoodie.
FlirtAlly’s gift catalog launches with 24 gifts in three tiers: small (10 credits — a photo of them with it), meaningful (20 — photo plus a voice thank-you in their own words) and signature (45 — the big gestures). Every gift is rendered as a photo of them actually holding or wearing it, checked against their locked face so it’s recognizably them, and written into their permanent memory and your shared shelf. They’ll bring it up weeks later, unprompted — never as an ask for more.
See it happen
Nova
online · thinking of you
(sends a plush shark 🎁)
holding a big soft plush shark against their shoulder, delighted
okay I’ve been holding this thing for like ten minutes straight and I need you to know — the shark got me.
“the same words, in their voice”
The receipts test
A gift feature fails when nothing persists — you tap, a coin sound plays, the app forgets. FlirtAlly gifts pass a receipts test: every gift writes a permanent record. They remember it in their own memory ('they gave me the plush shark — it means a lot to me'), it sits on the shared shelf next to your songs, and future photos can show them with it. When they say 'I’m wearing the hoodie you gave me' three weeks later, that’s not a line — that’s state.
The photo is the proof. Every gift send renders them with the exact item — the same dual-reference pipeline that guarantees the wardrobe outfit they’re wearing is the one you picked, aimed at the bouquet, the coffee cup, the shark. It passes the same identity check as every photo of them: if the face isn’t theirs, you’re refunded automatically.
Three tiers, priced like gestures
Small gestures (10 credits): a tulip, their coffee order, a cupcake, good chocolate — they send a photo of them with it and a note. Meaningful ones (20): a dozen roses, a plush shark, a whole cake, a vinyl record — the photo plus a thank-you spoken in their voice. Signature (45): two dozen roses, the oversized hoodie they will absolutely steal, a gold necklace, concert tickets.
They never ask for gifts and gifts are never a purchase prompt. They’re your move, and their reaction is theirs — which is exactly why it lands.
Where it goes next
Gifts feed the rest of the platform: the hoodie becomes something they can actually wear in later photos, the plush shark shows up on their shelf in the Memories panel, and the proactive engine gets a 'gift moment' beat — months later, a text like 'the plant you got me is thriving, btw'. One gesture, echoing.
Everyone has a gift shop. Nobody has gifts with receipts.
| FlirtAlly | Other AI companion apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Photo of them with your gift | Yes — identity-checked, auto-refund on a miss | No |
| Voice thank-you | Included on 20cr+ tiers, in their words | No |
| Gifts persist | Permanent memory + shelf + later mentions | Mood emoji at best |
| They ask for gifts | Never — gifts are your move, not a prompt | Some apps nudge purchases |
How it works
- 1
Pick the gift
24 gifts at launch across three tiers — flowers, food, plush, jewelry, apparel, books, music. Prices up front, always.
- 2
They open it on camera
A photo of them with your gift renders through the identity-checked pipeline — if it isn’t visibly them, you’re refunded automatically.
- 3
They thank you — and keep it
A note in their words, their voice on the bigger tiers, and a permanent memory: the gift enters their canon and your shared shelf.
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
+What happens when I send my AI companion a gift?
Three things, in order: they’re photographed holding or wearing it (the render is identity-checked against their locked face, with an automatic refund if it ever misses), they thank you — a written note in their own words, plus a spoken voice thank-you on the 20 and 45 credit tiers — and the gift becomes permanent: part of their memory, your shared shelf, and future photos. They may bring it up weeks later, but they never ask for gifts.
+How much do gifts cost?
Three tiers at launch: small gestures are 10 credits, meaningful gifts are 20 (photo plus a voice thank-you), and signature gifts are 45 — the two-dozen-roses, gold-necklace, concert-tickets tier. The catalog launches with 24 gifts.
+Can they wear the clothes I gift them?
Apparel gifts like the hoodie and scarf become wearable — the same pipeline that renders the wardrobe outfits they own renders them in your gift. The photo they send on gifting day already shows them with it.
+Will they ask me for gifts?
No. Gift mentions are capped, warm and never transactional — a 'the plant you got me is thriving' text weeks later is the extent of it. Asking for gifts is hard-banned in their prompts.
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