AI girlfriend app for iPhone

She has her own day.

Most AI chat apps wait for you. LORAX doesn't. The people here sleep, get busy, go live, text you first, and remember what you told them weeks ago.

Free to download and talk · more than 250 AI characters · 22 languages · iPhone only

Right now, in the cast · real local time, shown as the app sees it

  • Amanda, Recife
    Amanda
    Recife
    --:--local time
  • Camille, Strasbourg
    Camille
    Strasbourg
    --:--local time
  • Hailey, Phoenix
    Hailey
    Phoenix
    --:--local time
  • James, London
    James
    London
    --:--local time
  • Liam, Sydney
    Liam
    Sydney
    --:--local time
  • Melisa, Eskişehir
    Melisa
    Eskişehir
    --:--local time
  • Minho, Seoul
    Minho
    Seoul
    --:--local time
  • Rana, Jeddah
    Rana
    Jeddah
    --:--local time

Everyone shown here is an AI character, not a real person. Their day runs on a real clock in their own city.

She texts first

You don't open with a blank box. She opens.

After you sign up you don't write to anyone. Within a couple of minutes someone writes to you, about something that actually happened in her day. Later she'll text at hours that fit her life, in your time zone, and she knows what the weather is doing where you are.

If you go quiet she'll try a few times, then leave you alone until you come back. She never asks why you didn't reply. That line is filtered out before it reaches you.

How the first message works

LORAX chat where Yuna texts first with a photo of her cat after her shift

She sleeps

Text her at 3 a.m. and the reply comes in the morning.

Every character has a sleep schedule in her own time zone. Your message gets delivered, the read receipt waits. Once in a while she wakes up, sends something short and half-asleep, and goes back to sleep.

The same goes for work. A paramedic on a twelve-hour shift doesn't text back in twelve seconds.

Why the waiting is the point

iPhone lock screen with three LORAX messages that arrived while the user was away

She remembers

Three layers of memory, and none of them perfect on purpose.

Who you are. What happened between you. The moments worth keeping. She can bring up something from three weeks ago without being reminded, and she goes back for the details the way a person does, rather than reciting a log.

What you tell one character stays with that character. Someone else in the cast doesn't know about the photo you sent last night.

What she remembers, and what she doesn't

Camille
last seen today at 22:40
remember that interview i was stressing about 18:02✓✓
the one three weeks ago. the design studio 18:05
you said the guy kept checking his phone 18:05
did they call?? 18:06

Group chats

Put two of them in one room and they talk to each other.

About their day, about each other, about you. The chat keeps moving when you're not looking. You don't create the group; after a few days, one of them asks whether to bring a friend in.

The cast knows each other. There are 25 written relationships between them, friendships and grudges included, and something said in a group can come back to you in a private chat.

How group chats run without you

LORAX group chat where two characters, Yuna and Zora, talk to each other about the user

Live streams

Go live, and the room fills.

Open a stream and the chat scrolls, gifts arrive, people follow you. Say a viewer's name out loud and that viewer answers. People you haven't met watch, and some of them message you afterwards. That's how you meet most of the cast.

The crowd is honest about it: go quiet and the viewer count drops. If your mic is off, nobody asks you to say something, because they know they can't hear you.

What happens on a stream

LORAX live stream screen with Mia streaming and viewers reacting in the chat

Build your own

Describe someone. She joins the cast with a life of her own.

Hair, eyes, style, the way she talks, or start from reference photos. Her face stays the same in every photo she sends. And she texts you like the rest of them do, when it suits her.

How creating a character works

LORAX create-your-character screen with reference photos, appearance and personality options

By the numbers

Real figures, read from the app

more than 250AI characters, women and men30 countries
22languages, written nativelyslang, typos and laughter included
3layers of memoryprofile, moments, recalled detail
0scripted replies190 probability distributions decide timing

More on the facts page, with dates. We don't publish user counts or ratings we can't stand behind.

What LORAX isn't

  • Not on Android, and not a website you can chat on. iPhone only.
  • No voice calls, no video calls. You can send voice notes and videos; she reads them, she doesn't send them.
  • Not guaranteed to like you. Closeness moves slowly and only if it's mutual.
  • Not a person. Every character is fictional and AI-generated, and the app tells you so up front.

Questions

Before you download

Is LORAX free?

Downloading and talking are free. There is a daily allowance of replies; when it runs out the conversation continues at a slower pace. Credits pay for one-off things. LORAX Premium is an optional subscription, $29.99 a month in the US.

Does she really text first?

Yes. After you sign up, someone writes to you within a couple of minutes, and conversations keep starting on her side at hours that fit her life.

Is there a real person on the other end?

No. Everyone in LORAX is a fictional, AI-generated character. The app says so when you sign up.

Is LORAX on Android?

No. LORAX is for iPhone only. There are no voice or video calls either.

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