Fine Print
The contract between the studio and its audience, trimmed to the length of a trailer. Walking through the door counts as signing it.
Admission
Audience members are 18 at least, and adults under the law wherever they live. An account belongs to one person, and the password stays with that person.
What is on the screen
Entertainment: conversation with invented women voiced by an AI model. Whatever a lead says is part of a story. It is never a fact about the world and never advice about health, money or law. Leads misremember, exaggerate and flirt, which is the genre.
Money
Plus is a block of days bought ahead in USDT. It runs out when its days do and is not renewed on its own. No refund leaves the box office, except where law requires it of the studio, and a transfer that is the wrong size or takes the wrong route may be impossible to recover.
Behaviour
Keep to the stage rules and to the law. Do not engineer a way around the limits of the chat, harvest the site wholesale, or sell your seat to someone else. Accounts that do can be paused or closed.
Your lines
What you write is yours. Sending it lets the studio keep it, run it through the machinery that powers the chat, and screen it automatically against the house rules.
Reshoots and closing night
Leads may be rewritten, scenes retired and the whole studio shut. Alterations that change what you receive go up on the outtakes page before they take effect. The site is supplied as seen, with no promise beyond the legal minimum, and the studio's liability, to the extent the law permits a cap, equals what you paid in the prior 30 days.
