About Amora and this blog
Amora is an AI dating game made by Bluefluxly. This blog is written by the Amora team with AI assistance, and every post is reviewed and approved by a person before it is published.
What is Amora?
Amora is an AI dating game played by texting. You chat with AI women who have their own lives: jobs, weekly schedules, families, friends and storylines that move forward on their own. They remember what you told them, reply at a human pace, and go quiet when they're at work or asleep.
- Affinity meter: every conversation has an affinity score from 0 to 100.
- Dates: at 90 affinity the character is ready for a date and proposes a
- Calls: once you're dating, you can call her by voice (Amora Plus).
- Difficulty: each character has a difficulty from 1 to 10 that changes
- Every character is an AI, clearly labeled in the app. 18+ only.
- Pricing: free to play with a daily message allowance. The Amora Plus
- Play on the web at https://app.try-amora.com (no download needed).
- Made by Bluefluxly. Contact: developer@bluefluxly.com
Who are the characters?
- Josie (1/10): Barista & songwriter · Nashville · sunshine, six strings, zero games
- Sadie (2/10): Vet tech · San Diego · shy at first, gold underneath
- Riley (3/10): Climbing guide · Denver · no drama, no bars above 10,000 feet
- Maggie (4/10): Night-shift ER nurse · Chicago · catch her awake and you've won
- Nia (5/10): Art director · Atlanta · fast with a joke, slow with the truth
- Lauren (6/10): Pastry chef · Portland · burned once, still warm
- Camille (7/10): Preservation architect · New Orleans · courtship or nothing
- Claire (8/10): Investigative reporter · Boston · charm is not admissible
- Sloane (9/10): Fintech founder · New York · four unclaimed minutes a day
- Morgan (10/10): Studio executive · Los Angeles · no pitch, just be a person
How are these posts written?
Each post starts from a real question people ask (Reddit threads, search suggestions), is drafted with AI help using our characters' real cards and the game's real mechanics, links its sources, and goes live only after a person on the team approves it. We never invent statistics and never describe a feature Amora doesn't have.