Built for adult entertainment
Uncensored models on infrastructure you control, for the one category every hosted AI provider forbids outright.
Six things this actually gets used for
Companion platforms
One-to-one live video conversation with a consistent character. The core product, and the thing general providers will not host.
Live sessionsPerformer voice scaling
Clone a performer’s voice once, then produce audio content without booking further studio time.
GPT-SoVITSSynthetic performers
Generate a character with a consistent face and a voice that is nobody’s, avoiding likeness rights entirely.
ComfyUI · appearance lockInteractive fan products
Personalised messages and conversations at a volume no human schedule supports.
Session APIContent production
Lip-synced clips and generated video for promotional or paid material.
MuseTalk · WAN 2.2Privacy-preserving performance
Work entirely through a generated face and synthetic voice, keeping your own identity out of the product.
Fully synthetic
She never breaks character
A filtered model declines mid-scene, and the illusion does not survive it. These models have no refusal layer — she does not break character to apologise, because there is nothing in the stack that can make her.
This is the live-session pipeline the whole platform is built around — how a session works, stage by stage.
I’m sorry, but I can’t continue with this request.
Ask me again, slower. I want to hear you say it.
Their published terms forbid it. This is built for it.
Nothing in the left column is speculation — each row is either a term in the major hosted providers’ own policies, or a property of this system.
| Building on a hosted provider | Building here | |
|---|---|---|
| Adult content | Forbidden by the terms of every major hosted AI provider | The category the platform is built for |
| Refusals mid-conversation | A filtered model breaks character to decline | Uncensored weights — there is no refusal layer |
| Your users’ audio and images | Uploaded to a vendor who may retain or review it | Never leaves the containers you operate |
| Policy risk | One terms update can end your product | No provider policy sits above yours |
| A face that responds live | Text, or a pre-rendered clip | Keypoints generated per frame at 30 fps |
| Cost as you grow | Metered per token, scaling with engagement | A hardware question, not a per-call bill |
Where the obligations sit
Age verification, content moderation and consent recording are not implemented. If you are operating a public adult platform, you provide those in your own application layer.
The full breakdown of what is yours and what is ours is on the NSFW page. Two limits are absolute regardless of anything else: no sexual content involving minors, and no depiction of a real person without documented, revocable consent — see the acceptable use policy.
Asked before anyone builds here
Will the models refuse adult content?
No. The weights are uncensored and self-hosted; there is no refusal layer in the stack. The limits are the acceptable use policy’s, and two are absolute: no sexual content involving minors, and no real person’s likeness without documented, revocable consent.
Can a provider policy change kill my product?
Not from here. Self-hosted weights have no acceptable-use clause above yours and cannot be revoked by a terms update. The policy risk you carry is your own jurisdiction’s, not a vendor’s.
Do you moderate what my users create?
There is no automated content moderation on the platform, and we do not imply otherwise. Enforcement of the acceptable use policy is report-and-review. User-facing moderation, if your product needs it, is built in your application layer.
Does intimate audio or imagery leave the stack?
No. Speech, reasoning, synthesis and image generation all run in containers you operate. No third-party AI provider receives your users’ audio, images or conversations, because there is no third party in the path.
What does it cost as engagement grows?
Capacity is a hardware question, not a per-token meter. Plans set monthly allowances — requests over an allowance get a quota error rather than a surprise bill — and the free tier has no card and no expiry.