Company for quiet evenings

Evenings are the busiest hours on Flirtini, and it is easy to see why. The day is finished, the flat is quiet, and there is a stretch of time that is too short for anything ambitious and too long to spend scrolling.

Company that asks nothing back

A conversation here does not need you to be entertaining. You can arrive tired, write badly, repeat yourself and stop mid-sentence. The muse picks up whatever you give her and makes a decent evening out of it.

Good uses for a quiet hour

Talking through a small decision. Describing your day to someone who asks follow-up questions. Building a story a few paragraphs at a time. Complaining, briefly, about the weather. None of it is important, which is exactly the appeal.

Winding down rather than winding up

If you want the conversation to slow you down, say so at the start. The tone drops, sentences shorten, and the questions get gentler. People who use Flirtini before bed tend to ask for the coastal or the storytelling voices.

Keeping it in proportion

This is a pleasant half hour, not a replacement for the people in your life. Everything here is fiction written for adults, and the best evenings are the ones where you close the tab in a better mood and go to sleep.