OpenLover Review

The characters carry user handles. Personas on the front page are credited to the accounts that built them, which makes this a publishing platform as much as a product — the catalogue grows because members design companions and share them, not because a studio ships new ones.

That changes what you are choosing between. Customisation of appearance, personality and manner is the advertised feature, but the practical experience is browsing other people's finished characters and picking one, so the quality on offer is whatever the community happens to have made.

The footer is worth reading. Alongside the ordinary terms sit a complaints policy and a content-removal policy, which are the routes a person uses when a generated character resembles them — a platform building those in has thought about the likeness problem rather than waiting for it.

Explore, chat, profile: three tabs, a refund policy, and free entry through a referral link. Judge it by the characters other members have already published, because those are what you will actually be talking to.