Info Desk

Answers to what riders ask first, in about the order they come up. Everything on this page is readable in under a minute.

Must I sign up to start a ride?

No account needed. Confirm you are an adult, choose 5, 15 or 30, and type. A guest rides for 10 messages; registering later carries the chat across.

What does Board do?

It opens her chat with the three-line opener already placed, so the first thing you type is a reply. The opener spends one message. For her ordinary greeting, press the plain button on her route card.

Trial pass, free plan, Plus?

A new card carries a trial pass of 3 days with all sixteen riders. Then the free plan takes over: 10 messages a day, tallied from midnight UTC, with the first 3 riders you boarded with. Plus lifts the cap. Your fares page lists the prices and your standing.

How do I pay?

In USDT over TRON (TRC-20), to the address and the exact amount the page shows. The pass starts once the chain confirms, normally within a minute. Nothing repeats later, and fares are final, as the fare rules say.

Will she write first?

Trial pass and Plus holders may find a message waiting from her after a long gap: written, never spoken. The switch lives on your travel card.

What does she remember?

She jots down your last few stops. The chat menu shows the jottings; edit or strike them. The About you box on your travel card is read by all sixteen riders before your first line.

Is it quiet?

Completely. No sound, no autoplay, no voice notes and no chimes. The site is text on a dark screen, and you control all of it with a thumb.

How far does a ride go?

Each chat has a pace: friendly, flirting or romance. She may well be warm and say so. A ride ends in a fade before anything explicit, on every plan, and the pace setting never moves that line.

Are there pictures?

A portrait on each route card and a banner on the home page, yes. Film, no. If filmed material ever appears, the service changes page lists it first.

How do I leave the line?

Chats are wiped one by one from their menus. Closing the whole account means mailing the footer address, from the same email you signed up with.