Pipeline Notes
The questions that reach the producer's desk first, answered in the order the pipeline runs.
Do I need to sign up?
Not for the first lines. Confirm you are an adult, flip a cel and walk over. A guest has 10 lines, and your session moves into the account when you join.
What does Walk over do?
It opens her chat and sends her four panels as your first move, so she answers from inside her storyboard. That uses one message. For her ordinary greeting instead, use the button on her timing sheet.
Probation, freelance, staff
Fresh accounts hold the entire studio for 3 days. Afterwards it is freelance work: 10 lines per day (the day flips at 00:00 UTC), and a reply from just the first 3 women you wrote to. Staff pay, $15 per 30 days or $99 per 365, ends the tally. The payroll desk shows where you are.
How do I pay?
Settle in USDT via TRON (TRC-20). A destination address appears with a fixed sum; send exactly it, and the clock on your days starts shortly after it lands. No arrangement renews on its own, and what is paid stays paid, as the staff contract explains.
Will she message first?
She may, on probation or on staff, after you have been away for a while, and never in the dead of her night. You can adjust or disable that on your desk.
What does she remember?
Short notes on you and on what you talked about. They are visible in each chat's menu, where you can edit or strike a line. Whatever you add under About you on your desk is already known to all sixteen before you write.
How far does it go?
Every chat's menu has a pace dial: friendly, flirting or romance. She may warm up, and so may you. Whatever plan you hold, anything explicit is cut away to black.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each woman has an anime portrait, drawn as a grown adult, and the home page carries a banner. No video has been made. Should she acquire some, it is placed on her page, and the rough cuts would say so.
How do I leave?
Clear a chat from its menu whenever you like. To shut your account down altogether, write to the producer from the email on file.