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No. Both stores restrict adult companion apps, and the versions that do get listed are usually the filtered ones. Instead, the site installs straight from your browser onto your home screen. You get the same characters and the same chats as on the website, with nothing removed.

It is the same site with the same account and the same companions. The difference is the window: it opens full screen from its own icon, without the address bar or your other open tabs, so it feels like a separate app.

No installer is involved and you do not need an App Store or Google account. Your phone saves an icon and a shortcut to the site, and the browser keeps a small cache so it opens quickly. It takes up next to no storage.

Safari is where Add to Home Screen has always lived on iOS, and it is the most reliable route. Recent iOS versions also show the option in the share menu of some other browsers, so if you use one of those and the option is there, it works the same way.

Open the three-dot menu and look for Add to Home screen instead, since some phones label it that way. Make sure you are not in an Incognito tab, because Chrome does not install from Incognito. Samsung Internet and Firefox offer the same option under their own menus, and updating your browser usually brings the install button back.

Yes. Both iPhone and Android let you change the name before you confirm, so you can call it anything neutral. Afterwards you can move it into a folder like any other icon. If you would rather have no icon at all, skip the install and open the site in a private browser tab.

No. The home-screen version does not send push notifications, so nothing about your chats appears on your lock screen or in the notification shade. You see new replies only when you open it.

Sign in with the same account on each device and your companions and conversations are available on all of them. A chat started without signing in is not saved, so it is gone once you close or reload the page.

Text chat is light, roughly what a messaging app uses. Voice notes and generated images take more data, so use Wi-Fi if your plan is tight. When you close it, it stops running, because nothing is left working in the background.

Yes. Chrome and Edge show an install icon at the right end of the address bar, and Safari on recent macOS versions has Add to Dock in the File menu. It opens in its own window, just like it does on a phone.

Long-press the icon and choose Remove or Delete Bookmark on iPhone, or Remove or Uninstall on Android. That deletes only the shortcut. Your account and chat history stay where they are until you delete them in your account settings.