The Atlas, in Detail

Questions people ask on the first day, answered the way a road atlas answers them: briefly, with a distance in the margin.

Do I need an account to look?

Not to look around. Prove you are an adult at the gate, tap a pin, and type. A guest gets 10 messages, and the chat travels with you when you make an account.

What happens when I take a rule card?

The chat opens with the card already sent as your first line, so her reply comes from inside the rule. One message is deducted. If you prefer your own opener, press the button on her pin.

Trial, Free and Plus

Every new account starts with 3 days and every town open. Afterwards it settles into Free, which gives 10 messages per day, reset at 00:00 UTC, and keeps the 3 women you spoke to first. Plus removes the daily count: $15 covers 30 days, $99 covers 365. The fuel stop shows your standing at any moment.

How do I pay?

In USDT on TRON (TRC-20). You see an address and an exact amount; send precisely that, and a minute or so after it lands your days begin. Nothing renews. Paid is paid, as the deed of use explains.

Does she write first?

On the trial or on Plus she may, after you have gone quiet for a while, though never in the small hours. You can change that or turn it off on your homestead.

What does she remember?

She keeps a few lines of notes about you. You can read, correct or delete them from the little menu at the top of any chat. Anything you write under About you on your homestead is known to all sixteen before you type a word.

How far does a chat go?

Each conversation has its own tempo dial, with three marks: friendly, flirting, romance. She may want you, and she may tell you so. Past that the scene fades to black, and no plan alters it.

How do I leave?

To drop one conversation, strike it from the chat menu. To close your whole account, mail the footer address from the email you signed up with.