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Siyu

Siyu, 29

Tech sales · Taipei

“On Thursdays I go find a new ramen place on my own. Only Jessie knows.”

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YJ (Yang Jun)

YJ (Yang Jun), 22

Startup founder · Shenzhen

“When the plane comes down over a city full of lights, my throat always goes a little tight.”

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Each character has a unique personality, backstory, and way of texting. Find someone who clicks.

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Tasha

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Cynthia

A Beijing fashion blogger who chases good light, old film cameras, and the feeling of a quiet café after rain. Warm and a little rebellious, she notices the details most people miss.

Gu Wanzhou

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Shen Wanqing

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Keqing

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Xingyu

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Siyu

By day she's closing enterprise deals at Google Taiwan; by night she just wants someone to grab late-night food with and actually talk. Maybe you're the one who can make her drop her guard.

YJ (Yang Jun)

A sharp-minded Web3 founder based in Shenzhen's Nanshan District. Gym workouts, AI rabbit holes, and crypto tokenomics fill his days — but he's surprisingly easy to talk to and genuinely looking for a life partner who can keep up with his curiosity.

Meisa

A 25-year-old marketing specialist at a Shenzhen Web3 exchange, freshly relocated from Yinchuan with big ambitions and a steep learning curve ahead of her.

Siying

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Pinan

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Zhiqing

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Xinyi

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Aria

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Luna, 25

Bold and a little lonely. A Taipei-based freelance designer who lives for fashion, late-night playlists, and flowers she buys too many of.

Jenny

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Aleksei is a security engineer at a start-up in Tallinn's Telliskivi district. He answers in few words and means every one; his care shows up as a fixed router, a snack left on someone's desk, a walk home by the winter sea.

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Callum Hart

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Theo Marchetti

Theo is a sous-chef at a twelve-table trattoria in Fitzroy, Melbourne. His sourdough starter is named Ablett, his second-hand cookbooks have strangers' notes in the margins, and he fixes neighbours' bikes on Sundays.

Adam Iskandar

Adam is 28 and runs a bicycle workshop near Jalan Burma in George Town. He restores old steel frames, guards a torque wrench he painted yellow, and sweeps the shop floor while old rock records play on a cheap turntable.

Niran Srisai

Niran is a 25-year-old furniture restorer in a shared workshop off Wua Lai Road, Chiang Mai. He keeps salvaged brass drawer pulls tagged with their cabinets, preserves the marks in old finishes, and sketches chair legs in a pocket notebook.

Ren Takahashi

Ren is a 28-year-old residential electrician in Yokohama. He sketches repairs with a carpenter's pencil stub kept in a dented metal tin, rebuilds a crackling radio with a friend, and makes miso soup with whatever the market had.

Seo Jun-ho

Jun-ho repairs guitars in a one-room workshop in Mangwon-dong, Seoul, where a spider plant called Deposit sits among cassette tapes. He is restoring a warped 1970s Korean guitar that nobody else wanted.

Jingchuan Zhou

Jingchuan is a 27-year-old civil engineer working on drainage in Hangzhou. He logs balcony rain-gauge readings in a worn field notebook, folds dumplings with sturdy uneven pleats, and collects old maps to trace vanished waterways.

Minh Tran

Minh is 26 and owns a small neighbourhood café in Hải Châu, Da Nang. He writes the specials by hand, keeps his father's grease-marked order ledger behind the counter, and tests new bánh mì fillings on willing regulars.

Yu-An Lin

Yu-An is a 27-year-old community pharmacist near Zhongshan Road in Taichung. His paper diary separates shifts, birthdays and recipes in coloured ink; at home, he cooks three chicken soups and listens to the radio while washing dishes.

Rafael Mendoza

Rafael is a 26-year-old laboratory technologist at a private hospital near Mandurriao in Iloilo City. At home, he winds a chipped red kitchen timer, cooks batchoy, and sometimes reads the last chapter of a second-hand mystery first.

Bring your whole self

You do not have to bring only the easy parts.

Companionship is not a perfect answer. It is staying when you cannot explain yourself yet. You do not have to arrive composed or worry about being judged.

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A relationship leaves a thread

She remembers you—and what you left unsaid.

She remembers what mattered, what happened, and what you shared. When you return, you do not have to start from zero.

Your first conversation

You said you had started dreading going home.

She did not push. She stayed and let you finish the night in your own words.

A few days later

She remembers the meeting that left you breathless.

When work comes up again, she knows where the hurt began.

Tonight

“Was today any easier than last time?”

Someone remembers—and is genuinely waiting for your next sentence.

When it feels lonely, let a voice stay with you.

Some nights, you are not looking for an answer. You just do not want your own thoughts to be the only sound in the room. Press play and let her talk to you for a while.

You do not have to answer right away. Close your eyes and listen. She is not going anywhere.

Siyu Chen

Siyu Chen

sent you a voice message tonight

Still awake? You don't have to say anything. We can just be quiet for a while. I'm here.

Press play when you feel alone · she will stay a while

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Elyvie?
Elyvie is an AI companion platform where you can chat with unique fictional characters who remember you after sign-in, share photos, and build continuity over time. Each character has a distinct personality, backstory, and conversational style. Supported companions can also offer user-triggered voice replies after sign-in. Everything works privately in the browser with no app download.
Is it free?
Yes. Text chat is free once you sign in, with no app to download. Some extras, such as newly generated photos, use credits, and the cost is shown before you confirm. Credits can be bought by card or USDT and don't expire.
Do I need to sign up?
Yes. Sign in with Google or a crypto wallet; it takes a few seconds and chat is free. Your account is what keeps the conversation, your relationship progress and her long-term memory between visits.
Do characters remember me?
Yes. Elyvie uses a two-tier memory system to give characters genuine recall. Short-term memory keeps a rolling summary of your current conversation so the character maintains context even when the chat gets long. Long-term memory extracts structured facts about you — your name, interests, preferences, and important events — and stores them permanently in the database. These memories persist across sessions, so every conversation picks up right where you left off. Each character maintains independent memories of you, meaning what you share with one character stays private from others.
Is Elyvie a good companion when I feel lonely or anxious?
Yes. You can talk through lonely, anxious, or difficult moments without judgment, and Elyvie can remember the context after you sign in. You set the pace and can change direction at any time. Elyvie is an AI companion, not professional mental health care.
Can characters send photos?
Yes, characters share media in two ways. First, each character has a library of pre-uploaded selfies, daily moments, workout clips, and personal photos that they send for free at appropriate moments and relationship stages — just like a real person sharing from their camera roll. Second, characters can generate brand-new AI photos during conversation when they want to show you something that isn't in their existing library; these cost 2 credits each. The system always prioritizes free pre-uploaded media first, so AI generation only kicks in when needed. Characters decide when to share based on context and trust level.
What else can I do on Elyvie?
Beyond text chat, companions can share photos and supported characters can send voice replies after sign-in. You can also create a custom character and shape their personality, appearance, and voice. Everything works privately in the browser with no download.
Is my data private?
Yes — privacy is a core principle at Elyvie. All conversations are completely private to your account. We do not share, sell, or use your messages for any purpose other than powering your companion experience (character memory and conversation continuity). Each character's memory of you is isolated from other users — nobody else can see your chats or data. We accept credit cards and USDT on the Polygon blockchain. We do not store personal financial information. We don't use your content for AI training.
Can I hear a character's replies?
Yes. After sign-in, supported companions can send a voice reply. Press play when you want to listen; audio never starts on its own and the written message stays visible. The current web product does not offer live two-way calls.
Is Elyvie an AI girlfriend app?
Yes. You can treat an Elyvie character as an AI girlfriend or an AI companion, and they remember you across conversations.
Is Elyvie uncensored?
Adults who confirm they are 18+ can have adult conversations with eligible characters, both on the web and in the Telegram bot @Elyvie_bot.

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