Tell us what to fix, and take the credits
Amora is being built in the open. Every companion, page and pixel is ours, nothing here is finished, and the fastest way to make it better is for you to say what is wrong.
What “beta” actually means here
The product works — chat, images, video scenes and voice all run today — but it changes weekly, some edges are rough, and the free allowances exist because we would rather have honest feedback than revenue right now.
What a credit buys
A message costs one credit, an image five, a short video scene forty-five, a voice note two. The free daily allowance covers most days, so credits are what you reach for when you want more than the allowance that day.
Where to send what
Product feelings, bugs and feature wishes belong here, because it pays credits and reaches us fastest. Privacy requests, safety reports and legal matters belong on the contact page, where they are handled formally.
Not signed in yet? The credits are held for this browser and follow you into your account when you sign in. See how credits work.
Questions people ask first
What do the credits cost me?
Nothing. Joining the beta list adds 25 credits, and the first piece of feedback from a visitor adds 30 more. Credits pay for images, video scenes, voice notes and messages beyond the free daily allowance.
Do I have to sign in to send feedback?
No. Feedback is read either way, and the credits are held for the browser that earned them. They move into your account the moment you sign in, so nothing is lost by starting anonymously.
What happens to what I write?
It goes to the people building Amora, with the page you were on and the rating you gave. Unhappy ratings are pushed to the owner immediately rather than waiting for a weekly digest. We do not publish feedback or share it with anyone else.
Is this the same as the contact form?
Almost. Use this page when you want to tell us how the product feels, what is broken or what to build next — it is the fastest route and it pays credits. Use the contact form for privacy requests, safety reports and legal matters.
Prefer to keep reading first? The pricing page explains the free allowances and credits in full, and the FAQ covers the rest.