Etiquette
How to talk about, and to, an AI companion — with partners, with friends, and with the app itself.
AI girlfriend app referral code: who gets paid
A friend's invite code looks like a discount. It is a two-sided reward, and only one of those sides is money you keep.
AI girlfriend app family sharing: who sees the bill
The app is a free download, so the charge is the only part that travels. On a shared Apple or Google family account, it may not land in your inbox.
AI girlfriend app on a work phone: the rules
The app lands on whichever phone you actually use. If that one has a work profile on it, the thing worth checking is not who reads your messages but which half of the device your account ends up in.
Telling a partner about an AI girlfriend app
The conversation is usually framed as a question of nerve. Most of it is a question of billing: what your receipts already show, what the app is called outside the app, and what changing either one costs.
AI girlfriend app screenshots: what you share
The reply you wanted to show someone is a small rectangle in the middle of a busy screen. What else rides along, how far it travels, and what to check before you sign up.
AI girlfriend app downgrade: the etiquette of paying less
The app offers you two buttons: renew, or cancel. There is usually a third move underneath them, and it is the one nobody explains before your first renewal.
AI girlfriend app account sharing: what it costs
Splitting a streaming plan four ways is normal. A companion app is priced for one person, stores one memory, and neither app store will help you divide either of them.
AI girlfriend app etiquette: the money rules to set first
The pitch does not arrive on a shop screen. It arrives in the chat, in the same shape as everything else, at the moment you were enjoying it. Here is what to decide beforehand.
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