Lovechat

Lovechat's character library is built from user creations, so you browse companions other people wrote rather than a small official set. Each character has its own personality and scenario. That makes the range wider than a typical single-persona chatbot. The trade-off? Quality varies, since anyone can publish.

You can create AI characters by defining a name, personality, and backstory, then publish them for others. This is the hook for creators who enjoy writing personas. Once live, other users can chat with it. That's where the earning kicks in.

When someone chats with your character or generates an image from it, you earn a 20% share of the coins spent. It's not a salary, but it's a real incentive to keep publishing. Weekly rankings for new characters add bonus coins on top: 2000 for first place, 1000 for second through fourth, and 500 for fifth through tenth.

Conversations stay in persona, so the character answers as itself rather than as a generic assistant. You steer the scene. It plays along. Chat history is saved, so you can pick a thread back up later instead of starting over.

You can generate images from a character, which is useful for turning a companion into visual art. Each generation costs coins, so it's a feature to use with an eye on your balance. The image side is secondary to chat, but it's part of the creator reward loop.

Everything runs at lovech.at, so there's nothing to download and no app store involved. That makes it easy to try, and it also means the experience depends on your browser. If you want a mobile app, you won't find one here.