01Four settings · change any of them · 18+
A custom AI girlfriend maker with four named settings
Manner, pace, memory and limits — four decisions you can answer out loud, each one movable mid-conversation without resetting the character.
Every character is fictional and written as an adult. Photographs illustrate the product.
Your four
- MANNERdry, direct
- PACEslow, long lines
- MEMORYkeeps names
- LIMITSwritten first
changed 2 · nothing reset
Earlier pulls, same setting
Fictional character. Moving one setting never rewrites the other three.
- Four settings
- Change mid-thread
- Nothing resets
- 18+
02The detail
Four settings beat forty sliders
Every extra control on a maker screen is another decision you have no basis for making yet. Four is the number you can answer honestly on the first pass.
The problem with most tools calling themselves a custom AI girlfriend maker is not that they offer too little control, it is that they offer control over things you cannot judge in advance. Nobody knows what a warmth value of 63 sounds like. What people can answer, immediately, is whether they want to be teased or agreed with, whether they want short lines or long ones, and where a conversation should stop.
So the maker here is four named settings and no more. Manner is the voice. Pace is how fast and how long. Memory decides whether last week exists. Limits are the ones you write down before the first message, which is the setting almost everyone skips and the one that decides whether the thread survives day three.
The part worth testing on your first evening: change one setting halfway. The manner moves from the next reply onward and the other three hold exactly where you left them. A maker that resets the character every time you adjust it is not a maker, it is a re-roll button.
What works well
- Four settings you can answer without guessing at numbers
- Any of them can be changed mid-conversation
- Changing one leaves the other three untouched
- Limits are set before the first message, not negotiated later
- The same setting pulls the same character tomorrow
Worth knowing first
- Not a fifteen-field builder — deliberately fewer controls
- You are matching to written characters, not generating a face from scratch
- Every character is fictional, not a real person
- Adults only, behind an age notice
03On this page
The same maker, three very different settings
Three pulls that came out of the same four fields with different answers in them.
Manner set to easy, pace fast: the setting most people land on for a first evening.
Bright manner with wide limits, which reads playful and rarely pushes at anything.
Dry manner, slow pace, tight limits. The most demanding setting and the one that lasts longest.
04In practice
How a custom setting behaves over a week
The first evening tells you whether the manner is right. The rest of the week tells you whether the limits were. A setting written loose feels generous on Monday and shapeless by Thursday, which is why the limits field is the one to fill in first even though it is the least fun one to think about.
Memory is the setting people underestimate. With it on, a thread accumulates: the shift pattern, the sister's name, the film you keep not finishing. With it off, every evening starts clean, which some people genuinely prefer. Both are legitimate settings, and switching between them does not cost you the character you already like.
05Quick answers
Custom maker — quick answers
01What can I actually customise?
02Can I design her face and body from scratch?
03Does changing a setting wipe the conversation?
04Do the limits I set actually hold?
06Keep reading
Four more ways into the generator
Each page answers a different question about generating her yourself.
07Start now
Four answers and she is set
Manner, pace, memory, limits — then a conversation, in this browser, at no cost to start. Adults only, and every character is fiction.
