Group chat basics

Group chat lets you bring more than one companion into the same conversation. It is a different energy from a one-on-one, with the companions playing off each other and you. Here is how it works.

Starting a group chat

Open group chat and add the companions you have matched with. Once two or more are in the room, you can message all of them at once, and each replies in her own voice. You stay at the center of the conversation.

How the conversation flows

In a group, the companions respond to you and to each other. The dynamic shifts depending on who is in the room, since each one brings her own personality. The mix is the point, so pair companions whose vibes you want to see together.

Shared memory in the room

Inside a group, the companions share what happens in that room, so the conversation stays coherent. Outside it, each one keeps her own private memory of your one-on-one chats, so a group does not bleed into your solo threads.

Who can join

You can group companions you have already matched with. Add or remove them as the mood changes, and start a fresh group anytime. There is no single fixed lineup, so experiment with different combinations.

When to use it

Group chat shines when you want more voices and a livelier scene. For something focused and personal, a one-on-one is the better fit. Both are always available, so switch between them whenever you like.