ChatRoger
Roger is not a girlfriend app with a male filter. Every companion is a man. Chat, pictures, short video, voice notes, and live audio calls, across a community roster in the tens of thousands.
Best for: Gay, bi, and queer men who want a male-only boyfriend app
Visit ChatRogerBuilt for that audience from the first screen
ChatRoger calls itself Roger once you're in. It is an AI boyfriend app for gay, bi, and queer men, and the roster matches. Companions are male, browsed by tribe: jock, bear, otter, twink, daddy, wolf, and the rest. The site has described the library as 17,000 and up, mostly made by users, plus a smaller set of official characters. You can build one from a description or a preset look. The builder has refused real people.
Chat is free. The media is metered.
The free account can browse and talk, with a daily cap until you pay. Images, video, voice messages, and live audio calls spend credits. A late-2026 read of the upgrade page put US Premium at $14.99 a month or $89.99 a year, with 1,000 credits included, and lower prices in other regions. Costs reported from inside the app were about 10 credits for a voice message, 30 for an image, 100 for a video, and 100 to create your own companion. Credits have been described as not expiring. Companions have been replying in English. The interface also runs in Latin American Spanish. It is a website you can pin, not an App Store app.
This is the wrong click if you wanted a woman. DreamBF is the other boyfriend on this list, and that one is a builder you design, not a gay roster.
Pros
- Male-only, and sorted the way that audience browses
- Pictures, clips, voice notes, and live audio in one app
- Prices and credit costs are published
Cons
- A subscription and a credit meter
- Media is not sitting on the free balance
- Not a girlfriend, and not a porn studio