Questions, answered

A dating simulator you play by texting. You swipe through a roster, match with the ones you want, and write your own messages to them. There is a live meter on every conversation that moves with each line you send, and the characters can lose interest in you, which is the part that makes it a game rather than a chat app.

Yes, and there is no trial clock. You get 20 to 60 messages a day depending on the bonuses you have earned, and premium removes that daily limit. No card is needed to start.

No. There is no sign-up, no email and no login screen. You open it and you are in.

An Apple device running iOS 18.6 or later. It works on iPad as well as phone, and the download is around 160 MB.

Not yet. RizzMaster is on the App Store only.

There is no web version and no desktop app. It is built for touch, because the whole thing is a texting thread.

17 and over. Conversations stay flirty rather than explicit, but the themes are adult and the App Store rating reflects that.

You get a deck of people to swipe through. Some of them match you back and some do not. When one does, the conversation starts, and from that point everything you type is being read and scored by somebody who has their own taste.

No. Your roster is yours. Their age, what they do, how they take a joke and what they will not put up with are dealt to you rather than shared with everyone, so another player opens the app to a different set of people entirely.

No. There are no options and no branches. You type the message yourself, which is the only way the practice is worth anything.

Yes, across days. Something you mentioned last week can come back without being prompted, and they know how long the two of you have been talking.

Yes. A weak message can get no answer at all, and a bad run can end the conversation for good. Nobody announces it and there is no warning.

No. That is the one thing in the app that is meant to be final. Apologising afterwards does not work.

Yes, in 15 of them. She texts you the way somebody would text you in that language, and the meter and the levels work the same way in every one.

Longer than you would like, which is the point. The first characters forgive a clumsy opener. By the last levels you are talking to people who have heard better than whatever you just sent.

Unlimited messages instead of the daily allowance, more swipes, undo, character insights and extra daily rewards. Everything else, including the full roster and all nine levels, is in the free version.

Through Apple, not through us. Open Settings on your device, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, choose RizzMaster and cancel. It takes about fifteen seconds.

No. Premium runs until the end of the period you already paid for, then the account drops back to the free tier. Your conversations stay where they are.

Refunds are handled by Apple rather than by us. Go to reportaproblem.apple.com, sign in, and request one there.

Yes. Your profiles, conversations and progress are stored on your own device, and we do not keep your personal data on our servers. There is no account for any of it to be attached to.

Delete the app. Because it all lives on your device, uninstalling takes the conversations with it. There is no account to close and nothing left behind on our side.

No. It stays flirty and safe for work. The App Store lists it as 17+ for mature and suggestive themes, not for explicit content.

No. Every character is generated and none of them are real, which the App Store listing states plainly. It is not a matchmaking service and nobody on the other end is a person.

Almost never, and there is no server holding your conversation, so an outage on our side would not take your chats with it. If nothing is loading, close the app fully and reopen it, then check your connection.

Probably not. Characters go quiet on purpose when a conversation has been going badly, and they keep their own online and offline hours, so a reply can land later rather than instantly. If the meter has been dropping, that silence is the game, not a bug.

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