Appearance, Voice and Persona
Avatar, voice, speaking style, backstory and boundaries, each stored as a field you can edit, template or restrict.
White-Label AI Companion Platform$5K
A finished companion app — personas, chat with memory, moderation, subscriptions and an admin panel — rebranded as yours and deployed into your own cloud accounts. The source code comes with it.
Apps, API and admin panel
Your accounts, your keys
Billed by your model provider
Illustrative personas — example dialogue, not real conversations
Aria
Empathetic Listener
Kai
Adventure Guide
Luma
Creative Muse
The companion builder
Look, voice, personality and backstory are all fields your users fill in — and all fields you can template or lock down first. The faces below are example art generated for the builder, not real accounts.












What's in the box
The builder, the conversation loop, and the memory that makes a companion feel like the same character tomorrow.
Everything a user picks when they create a companion — and everything you can lock down before they do.
Avatar, voice, speaking style, backstory and boundaries, each stored as a field you can edit, template or restrict.
Every companion is its own record with its own persona and memory, so two users of your app never share a character.
A short guided flow with sensible defaults, because most users abandon a character sheet with forty fields on it.
Your team decides which persona fields exist, which are locked, and what the defaults are. Users then build inside those limits — appearance, voice, speaking style, backstory — so the app stays on-brand and inside the content policy you set.
Streaming chat with per-user memory, moderation and reporting on both sides, and the queueing and retry handling that keeps a conversation alive when your model provider has a bad minute.
Model spend is per token and lands on your own provider bill, so the admin panel reports usage by user and by persona. Spend caps, model routing and a cheaper fallback are settings, not a re-architecture.
What the platform gives the team running it, and what it gives whoever opens the app.
A companion that remembers last week's conversation is a different product from one that forgets between sessions.
Stateless API workers, queued model calls and per-user storage, so traffic and history grow independently.
Subscriptions, tiers, in-app purchases and paid personas, with the billing hooks in place rather than left as an exercise.
Persona, memory and history are stored per user, so no two companions in your app behave the same way.
The service runs continuously, on web and on both mobile platforms, from the same backend.
Conversations build on each other instead of resetting — the difference between a novelty and something people return to.
A running platform in your own accounts, plus the repository it was built from.
Your logo, colours, copy and app identity on every screen
Personas, users, conversations, moderation queue and usage in one panel
Define traits, limits and memory behaviour without touching the code
One codebase deployed to the browser and to both app stores
The full repository is yours, with copyright and IP transferred
Maintenance and fixes for the first month after deployment, included
Something still unclear? Ask the build team.
Launch Your Own Companion Platform
Tell us how your app should feel, which model you want behind it, and where it should run. We'll scope the rebrand, deploy it into your accounts and hand over the repository.
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The problem, who it's for, and where you are now. That's enough for us to come back with something useful.
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What happens after you send it
A developer reads it, not an auto-responder. Expect questions about scope and constraints first, then a suggested way to start.