Someone to talk to,
any hour.

No, and they won't pretend to be. Companions are not therapists, counsellors, psychiatrists or medical professionals of any kind. They are trained listeners: they do not diagnose, prescribe, treat or give medical advice. If you need clinical care, please see a licensed professional; if you're in crisis, contact your local emergency service.

Yes. Amigify is for adults aged 18 and over, on both sides of the conversation. You give your date of birth when you set up your profile, companions are age-verified during onboarding, and an account we find to belong to someone under 18 is closed and its data deleted.

Joining the waitlist is free, and so is browsing companions. Everything else is paid from a prepaid Amigo Coin balance you top up in the app: coins are charged per message you send and per started minute of an audio or video call. There is no subscription and nothing auto-renews. The app shows the live coin rate and the price of every pack in your currency before you pay — see the pricing page for how it works.

Not to other people on Amigify. A nickname is what companions see, and you're never required to give them your legal name, your location or your contacts. Your email address and date of birth are never shown to them either — we hold those to identify and verify your account, and we don't share or sell them, though we would have to disclose them if a court or a government authority lawfully required it. So this is privacy from other users rather than anonymity from us: the privacy policy sets out exactly what we keep and why.

No. Video is off unless both of you want it. A companion has to enable video calling for your conversation before you can start one at all — audio calling is unaffected — and even then the call still has to be answered. Either side can decline a call or end it at any time without giving a reason, and nobody on Amigify is obliged to turn a camera on.

Conversations run on a 24-hour window. When you send a message, the companion can reply for the next 24 hours; each new message from you starts the window again. If you go quiet for longer than that, the thread pauses until you send something — a companion can't message into it out of the blue. You are never gated: you can write whenever you want, and the window reopens the moment you do.

Messages are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Every message and image is checked by machine as it's sent — text by our own algorithm, images by an AI moderation model — so that content breaking the guidelines can be blocked. That's software scoring content, not a person reading along. Beyond that, a human moderator only sees a conversation that has been reported: a report attaches a snapshot of the last 20 messages, and that window is what gets reviewed — not your whole history.

Every companion is identity-verified and age-verified, and completes onboarding before taking a single conversation. They agree to the companion terms and guidelines, they can be reported at any time, and a person on our moderation team reviews every report.

Yes, from inside the app: Settings → Manage your account → Delete Account, in both the Amigify and Amigify Companion apps. You type the words to confirm, it takes effect immediately, and it cannot be undone. You can also email privacy@amigify.com — the account deletion page explains what is removed and what we have to keep.

We're in the final stretch of testing on iOS and Android. Waitlist members are invited in batches ahead of the public release — the invite email comes from noreply@amigify.com.