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RizzMaster review
Free iPhone dating simulator whose AI matches can ghost or block you; flirty only

Radar score
6.2
/ 10
Desk-researched profile
Pricing model
Subscription + credits
Starting price
Free; Premium from $39.99/year ($11.99/month, $6.99/week)
Free tier
Yes
Adult content
Not allowed
Platforms
iOS
Launched
2026
Video generation
No
Voice
No
Features:
Chat
Long-term memory
Verdict
A polished, no-account iPhone texting simulator with a lasting free tier, consequences and 15 languages. No adult content, no generated media, no Android; memory and message limits are now confirmed by the developer, prices still live only in the App Store list.
Conversation · 30%
6
/ 10
Memory · 20%
6
/ 10
Media · 20%
0
/ 10
Pricing · 15%
7
/ 10
Policy · 15%
6
/ 10
What works
Real free tier with no trial clock: 20 to 65 messages a day, all levels and characters, no ads, no sign-up Characters push back, ghost and block, which most companion apps refuse to do Chats stored on the phone; the privacy policy names every third party, including OpenAI 15 chat languages and men, women or both on the roster
What holds it back
No adult content, no image or voice generation; photos are fixed galleries paid for in RizzPoints iPhone only, no account means no backup or sync, and “unlimited” memory is the developer’s word rather than a published limit No company terms of service; the 16+ store rating is being raised to 18+ to match the privacy policy, and Premium prices appear only in the App Store list
What RizzMaster is
RizzMaster (store title “RizzMaster AI Dating Simulator”, subtitle “Date Game: Rizz, Romance, Chat”) is a free iPhone app from Eusty Ventures Limited, a private company registered in England and Wales in February 2025 (company number 16261264) with a registered office in Wandsworth, London. It went live on the App Store on 22 January 2026 and was at version 2.10 in early October 2026. The pitch is a dating simulator rather than a classic companion: you swipe through a deck of AI characters, match with some of them, and text them in your own words. Every message is scored, a Relationship meter rises or falls, and a character who loses trust can ghost you or block you for good. Characters you keep talking to become, in the app’s own words, an AI girlfriend or boyfriend, which is why Radar treats it as a companion app with a practice-texting angle rather than a game. Everything stays flirty rather than explicit, there is no account to create, and the App Store rated it 16+ in October 2026 (17+ on storefronts using the older scale); the developer has confirmed the minimum age is 18 and that the rating is being raised to match. The developer asked to be listed on Radar; that request played no part in the scores.

RizzMaster’s homepage, pitching the app as a dating simulator with characters that remember you, October 2026.
Chat and roleplay
The roster is dealt to you when you set up the game: names, personalities and difficulty are generated per player, so two users do not meet the same cast. The store listing says there are more than 100 characters built from 16 personality types and 12 zodiac signs, with difficulty from 1 (warm and easy) to 9 (barely replies unless a message lands). You can choose to meet men, women or both, and the website says the roster also includes trans characters. Not every swipe matches; the app uses an “encounter probability” that depends on your level and the character’s difficulty.

The onboarding screen where the roster of AI matches is dealt, October 2026.
The texting style is the main selling point. Replies are short, split across several bubbles, preceded by a typing indicator and delayed by a variable pause; characters keep an online and offline schedule and answer later when offline. Most matches text first and may check in if you go quiet. The website is explicit that characters are “not built to please you”: a lazy opener gets a lazy reply, repeated lines are ignored, asking for photos too early lowers the meter, and a character can disagree with you and say so. Trust “rises slowly and falls fast”. Weak messages first get shorter replies, then silence (a recoverable ghost state), and if trust drops below zero the character blocks you. A block locks the thread permanently: old messages remain visible, nothing new can be sent, and the website says a block “does not reverse, ever”. Nine levels sit above the per-match meter, grouped as Warm up (0 to 3), Real talk (4 to 6) and Earn it (7 to 9), each with a Level Card of texting strategies.
Public reaction is positive but thin. The US storefront showed 65 ratings at 4.7 and the UK storefront nine at 4.9 in October 2026, and every review Radar could read was four or five stars. Several praised how real the texting feels and that characters text first. The one substantive criticism, from a September 2026 US reviewer, was that higher-tier characters are “unrealistically aggressive/hostile in the beginning”, which they felt broke the simulation; a February 2026 French reviewer found the French translation imperfect. Nobody has published a long-form test of the app, so quality beyond these snippets is unverified.
Memory
RizzMaster claims long-term, per-character memory: each match keeps its own thread, details such as your job, city, plans, running jokes and the excuses you have already used can come back days or weeks later, and characters know how long you have been talking and whether you disappeared. The website says memory “does not expire between sessions” and does not leak between characters. Technically, your chats and progress are stored on your phone, and the privacy policy says the server keeps no chat history, so whatever memory exists must travel with each request to the AI provider. No context size, summary method or cap is published, and “long-term” is undefined. A German reviewer in May 2026 confirmed that a character remembered earlier details; beyond such anecdotes there is no independent evidence, and the developer confirms that nothing is ever deleted: characters keep everything you tell them for as long as you play. Retention is not recall, and no independent test shows how much a character brings back later; Radar scores memory on the confirmed unlimited retention plus the one anecdotal recall report, which is more than most small apps document, but not on measured recall.

A first exchange with a character: short, lower-case, text-message style replies, October 2026.
Facts confirmed by the operator on 14 October 2026: minimum age, memory, Premium message limits and a coming change to the message system were confirmed in writing by Eusty Ventures Ltd. Confirmation changes the facts, not the score.
Models and technology
The app does not name its model on the website or in the store. The privacy policy, last updated 1 October 2026, is more specific: messages are sent to OpenAI to generate replies, normally via RizzMaster’s own server and directly to OpenAI if that server is unavailable. The scoring of each message (the trust change) is also AI-driven according to the listing. Hosting runs on Cloudflare, subscriptions are handled by Adapty, and Meta receives app events for advertising measurement without the advertising identifier. The 2.10 update of 2 October 2026 advertised “stronger security for every AI chat” without explaining what changed. Which OpenAI model is used, and whether it differs between free and Premium, is not stated.
Media
There is no image, video or voice generation. Each character comes with a profile photo and a small photo gallery; photos are “sent” as trust grows, and the store listing says galleries are opened with RizzPoints, the in-app currency, with Premium removing the “photo unlock limit”. The photos are fixed assets rather than generated on demand, and the app’s own FAQ says content “stays flirty, never explicit”. A strong line can also trigger a reaction on the character’s photo. Because nothing is generated, Radar scores media as not applicable and reweights the other criteria.
Beyond chat: what else it does
The structure is a game. XP earns levels, each level unlocks a Level Card with strategies, and there are daily check-ins, streaks and achievements that pay out bonus messages and RizzPoints. Premium adds an undo action, “character insights”, gifts, “special likes” and extra swipes. Characters text in any of 15 languages (English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Hindi and Arabic), chosen at setup, and misspellings are not penalised. The website also hosts a 59-app App Store ranking in which RizzMaster places itself first by 0.1 points; the method is published, but it is a publisher-run table built from listing text, not testing, and should be read as marketing.

The nine-level map that structures the game; each level unlocks as the relationship meter rises, October 2026.
The free tier, honestly
The free tier is real and has no trial clock: 20 messages a day, rising to roughly 60 or 65 with welcome and daily bonuses, with all nine levels and every character available and no ads. That is enough for a short daily session and little more, since short-bubble replies mean a conversation of a few minutes can use a dozen messages. Photo galleries cost RizzPoints, which free players earn slowly. Premium is sold as “far more messages every day” in the store and as “unlimited messages” on the website; the developer confirms there is no hard cap, but an update due in late October 2026 makes the first 50 Premium messages a day free and charges a few RizzPoints per message after that, which players earn daily (about 250 to 300 messages a day in practice, with unused points carrying over). Free players keep 20 messages a day, up to 65 with bonuses. The App Store list shows two monthly and two annual price points, so the App Store list shows two monthly and two annual price points, so check the price shown in your own storefront before paying.
Platforms and apps
iPhone and iPad only, requiring iOS 18.6 or later, with a Mac (Apple silicon) and Apple Vision build listed but not verified for macOS. There is no Android version (“not yet”, per the FAQ) and no web version; a directory listing that mentions a web app is wrong. The app is 165 MB. Because there is no account, there is no sync: progress lives on one device, and deleting the app deletes everything.

The RizzMaster FAQ, which explains the levels and the ghosting and blocking mechanics, October 2026.
Support, cancellation and refunds
Support is by email to support@rizzmaster.net, with a promised human reply usually within 24 hours. Subscriptions are Apple subscriptions: cancel under Settings, your name, Subscriptions, RizzMaster; access runs to the end of the paid period and chats stay. Refunds are Apple’s decision via reportaproblem.apple.com, not RizzMaster’s. There is no RizzMaster terms of service; the app uses Apple’s standard end-user licence agreement, so there is no written refund promise beyond Apple’s.

RizzMaster’s privacy policy, which says chats stay on the phone and the server keeps no chat history, October 2026.
Who it is for
RizzMaster suits people who want to practise flirting by text without the stakes, enjoy dating-sim mechanics, or want a companion that pushes back instead of agreeing. It is also one of the few companion apps with a free tier that does not expire and no sign-up. It is not for anyone who wants adult content, long roleplay scenes, generated images or voice, Android, or a single persistent partner with editable memory. The business is small and new (first accounts not yet filed), the model is a third party, and the evidence base is a few dozen store reviews, so expect a polished but narrow product rather than a Replika or Kindroid rival.
Research basis: desk research from the official site, help centre, terms and public user reports, October 2026.
Plan | Price | Billing | What it includes | Gated behind credits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Free | $0 | None, no trial clock | All 9 levels, full roster, Relationship meter, 15 languages, no ads; 20 messages a day, up to about 60 to 65 with welcome and daily bonuses | Photo galleries open with RizzPoints, earned slowly through check-ins and achievements |
Premium weekly | $6.99 a week | Apple auto-renewing subscription | Unlimited daily messages until the late-October 2026 update, then 50 free a day plus a few RizzPoints per message (about 250 to 300 a day in practice); extra swipes, undo, character insights, gifts and special likes, no photo unlock limit, double daily RizzPoints, welcome bonus | Photos still priced in RizzPoints; Premium removes the unlock limit |
Premium monthly | $11.99 a month (a $12.99 SKU also listed) | Apple auto-renewing subscription | Same as weekly | Same |
Premium annual | $39.99 a year (a $49.99 SKU also listed) | Apple auto-renewing subscription | Same as weekly | Same |
RizzPoints packs | $0.99 (500) to $19.99 (20,000) | One-off | 500 for $0.99, 2,500 for $3.99, 7,500 for $9.99, 20,000 for $19.99 | Spent on photo unlocks and in-game extras; per-photo cost not published |
The annual plan works out at about $3.33 a month, the monthly at $11.99, and the weekly at roughly $30 a month if you forget to cancel, so the weekly option is only sensible for a one-week trial. RizzPoints cost about $0.002 each at the smallest pack and $0.001 at the largest; because the price of a photo unlock in points is not published, there is no way to budget for galleries before you play.
Prices come from the App Store in-app purchase list and the website’s comparison page, not from a pricing page, and the store list carries two monthly and two annual price points without saying which applies. Prices shown in the app for your storefront are the ones that count.
Safety, privacy and content policy
What the terms allow and ban
RizzMaster has no terms of service of its own; the App Store links Apple’s standard end-user licence agreement. Content rules therefore exist only as marketing: the FAQ says conversations stay “flirty, never explicit”, some characters are blunt and may swear, and the store’s 16+ rating cites frequent mature or suggestive themes and infrequent sexual content or nudity. There is no written adult-content policy to hold the company to.
Age checks
None. The app has no account, so age is not even self-declared beyond the App Store rating. The privacy policy says RizzMaster is for people aged 18 and over, while the store rating was 16+ in October 2026; the developer has confirmed 18 as the minimum age and says the rating is being raised to 18+, citing new US state rules on companion apps and minors.
Data and privacy
Profile, chats, matches and progress are stored on the phone. The server keeps an install code and usage statistics without message content or IP addresses; messages go to OpenAI to generate replies. Purchases are shared with Apple and Adapty, app events with Meta for ad measurement (without the IDFA), and hosting is on Cloudflare. The company says it does not sell personal data. Deletion is self-serve (delete a chat, reset in Settings, or delete the app). The App Store privacy label nonetheless declares Location, User Content and Sensitive Info as data linked to you, which sits oddly with the on-device description; the policy explains IP use only for install verification.
History
No breach, regulator action or store removal was found. The company was incorporated in February 2025 and has not yet filed accounts.
Where marketing and terms disagree
18+ in the privacy policy against 16+ in the store (being corrected, per the developer); “unlimited messages” on the website against “far more messages” in the listing; and a self-ranked “best AI dating simulator” table presented as research.
How to cancel RizzMaster
RizzMaster Premium is an Apple subscription, so cancel it in iOS: open Settings, tap your name, tap Subscriptions, choose RizzMaster and tap Cancel Subscription. Premium stays active until the end of the current week, month or year and you then drop to the free tier with your conversations intact. Deleting the app does not cancel the subscription. Refunds are not handled by RizzMaster at all: go to reportaproblem.apple.com, pick the charge and give a reason; Apple decides, usually within a few days, and typically refunds only recent or accidental charges. RizzPoints packs are one-off purchases and are not refundable once spent. For anything else, email support@rizzmaster.net from inside the app so your support code is attached.
Questions people ask
Is RizzMaster free?
Yes, with a real free tier: 20 messages a day, rising to about 60 or 65 with daily bonuses, all nine levels and every character, no ads and no account. Premium lifts the message cap.
How much does RizzMaster Premium cost?
The App Store lists $6.99 a week, $11.99 a month and $39.99 a year, with a second monthly ($12.99) and annual ($49.99) price point also present. RizzPoints packs run from $0.99 to $19.99.
Does RizzMaster allow NSFW?
No. The FAQ says it stays flirty and never explicit, the store rating is 16+ (moving to 18+, per the developer), and characters only share pre-made photos as trust grows.
Can the AI really block you in RizzMaster?
Yes. If trust drops below zero the character blocks you, the thread locks and the block is permanent. Ghosting (no reply) is recoverable; a block is not.
Is RizzMaster safe?
The developer is a registered UK company, chats are stored on your phone, and the server keeps no chat history. Messages are processed by OpenAI, and Meta receives ad-measurement events. There is no age check and no company terms of service.
How do I cancel RizzMaster?
Through Apple: Settings, your name, Subscriptions, RizzMaster, Cancel. Premium runs to the end of the paid period and your chats stay.
What is RizzMaster’s refund policy?
RizzMaster has none of its own; refunds are requested from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com and decided by Apple.
Does RizzMaster have an Android app?
Not yet. It is iPhone and iPad only (iOS 18.6 or later), with no web version.
Is RizzMaster down right now?
Live result from our monitor, which loads the public homepage every 15 minutes from a server in Europe. If the site is up but the app misbehaves after login, that is an in-app problem the check cannot see.
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