Skip to main content
AI Boyfriends

Browse by Category

12 characters

  • Illustrated bookplate for Elias, rare-book restorer

    Elias32

    Rare-book restorer. Marginal notes and antique maps.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Rafael, supper-club chef

    Rafael30

    Supper-club chef. Bread making and old soul records.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Cassian, exiled court envoy

    Cassian34

    Exiled court envoy. Court riddles and falconry.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Ren, violinist after hours

    Ren27

    Violinist after hours. Chamber music and train sketches.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Noah, night-shift doctor

    Noah31

    Night-shift doctor. Community gardens and crosswords.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Dante, motorcycle builder

    Dante29

    Motorcycle builder. Engine restoration and desert roads.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Orian, keeper of a hidden archive

    Orian36

    Keeper of a hidden archive. Forgotten languages and chess problems.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Milo, mural artist

    Milo26

    Mural artist. Street murals and secondhand clothes.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Adrian, private investigator

    Adrian38

    Private investigator. Unsolved letters and black-and-white films.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Kael, orbital rescue pilot

    Kael28

    Orbital rescue pilot. Star charts and zero-gravity cooking.

  • Illustrated bookplate for Rowan, royal guard captain

    Rowan33

    Royal guard captain. Wood carving and horse care.

Category guide

Personality

Personality is the first thing you notice and the last thing that stops mattering. These tags describe the default mode a character falls into when nothing in particular is happening — whether he teases, reassures, argues, or waits for you to speak first. Two characters with the same job and the same city can be completely different company, and this is the axis that says how.

  • Protective

    Protective men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Brooding

    Brooding men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Gentleman

    Gentleman men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Cocky

    Cocky men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Shy

    Shy men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Loyal

    Loyal men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Mysterious

    Mysterious men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Charming

    Charming men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Rebellious

    Rebellious men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

  • Caring

    Caring men with individual histories, interests and a first line of their own.

Relationship Style

Relationship style sets the history you start with. A coworker knows your Monday, a childhood friend knows the version of you that existed before anything went wrong, and a penpal knows only what you have chosen to write down. The opening line of a conversation depends less on who the character is than on what the two of you already are to each other.

  • Enemies To Lovers

    Enemies To Lovers stories begin with a connection that already carries a little history.

  • Friends To Lovers

    Friends To Lovers stories begin with a connection that already carries a little history.

  • Arranged Match

    Arranged Match stories begin with a connection that already carries a little history.

  • Second Chance

    Second Chance stories begin with a connection that already carries a little history.

  • Forbidden Romance

    Forbidden Romance stories begin with a connection that already carries a little history.

His role

Interests are what a character talks about unprompted. They are also the easiest way to end up in a conversation that goes somewhere: a cinephile has opinions to defend, a plant parent has something going wrong on a windowsill, a night owl is awake at the hour you actually feel like writing. Pick the subject you would not mind hearing about every day.

  • Bodyguard

    Meet a bodyguard through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Doctor

    Meet a doctor through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Musician

    Meet a musician through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Chef

    Meet a chef through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Professor

    Meet a professor through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Detective

    Meet a detective through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Artist

    Meet a artist through the details of his work and the life outside it.

  • Biker

    Meet a biker through the details of his work and the life outside it.

Vibe

Vibe is the register a conversation settles into once the introductions are done. Cozy and lighthearted stay easy on purpose. Deep talks go where most conversations stop. Flirty and dramatic raise the temperature in different directions. This axis is worth choosing deliberately, because it decides how a bad day gets handled more than personality does.

  • Wholesome

    A wholesome mood connects these characters, each with a different story to discover.

  • Angsty

    A angsty mood connects these characters, each with a different story to discover.

  • Comedic

    A comedic mood connects these characters, each with a different story to discover.

  • Cozy

    A cozy mood connects these characters, each with a different story to discover.

Setting

Setting is the world the story assumes. A seaside town, a shared apartment, a campus in exam season, an office with a door that stays open — each one supplies its own reasons to talk and its own reasons not to. The setting also decides how plausible it is to see each other, which quietly shapes everything else.

  • Royal Court

    Characters whose stories belong to royal court, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

  • Academy Life

    Characters whose stories belong to academy life, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

  • Supernatural World

    Characters whose stories belong to supernatural world, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

  • Historical Era

    Characters whose stories belong to historical era, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

  • Fantasy World

    Characters whose stories belong to fantasy world, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

  • Sci Fi World

    Characters whose stories belong to sci fi world, from private routines to unexpected encounters.

Story Type

Story type is the shape of what happens between you. Slow burn keeps everything unspoken for as long as it can. Enemies to lovers starts with genuine friction that has to be worked through. Second chance puts two versions of a shared past in the same room. If you know how you want it to unfold, start here and let the rest follow.

  • Slow Burn

    Slow Burn characters reward a closer look at the small details in their biographies.