Comment Rules

» No disrespectful comments. You're allowed to dislike a bot and say so politely — insults, passive-aggressive remarks, and unprovoked attacks are not welcome.

» No prejudice of any kind. Racist, homophobic, transphobic, misogynistic, ableist, or similar comments result in an immediate block.

» Don't turn my comments into a battleground. Unnecessary arguments, user-vs-user fights, shade, and deliberate provocation will be deleted or blocked.

» Don't disrespect people who liked my bots. Everyone has different tastes — I won't tolerate anyone trying to humiliate others over that.

» Don't come to the comments to describe what you "did" to one of my bots just to shock or irritate people. It's uncomfortable and unwelcome.

» Don't compare my bots to criminals, controversial figures, or real people connected to abuse cases. Jokes referencing Epstein or similar subjects are not acceptable here.

» No spam, flooding, account promotion, chain messages, or repetitive comments. My comments section is not an ad space.

» Don't come here to start drama, spread rumors, or create conflict between creators. I just want to post my bots in peace.

» Don't ask for illegal content, deeply disturbing material, or anything that clearly crosses basic limits.

» Don't sexualize underage characters or make jokes about it. Immediate block.

» Don't keep pushing me to change a character's personality, appearance, or lore just because it's not to your taste. You're not required to like it — it's that simple.

» Respect my limits as a creator. I don't owe explanations for everything, and I'm not required to accept rude suggestions dressed up as "criticism."

What Would Make Me Block You

» Prejudice of any kind.

» Comments made purely to irritate or provoke.

» Insults or attacks directed at my bots.

» Disrespect toward me or anyone else in the comments.

» Passive-aggressive remarks and deliberate baiting.

» Comparing my bots to criminals or controversial figures.

» Jokes about Epstein, abuse, or similar subjects.

» Spam, flooding, or unsolicited promotion.

» Attempting to start fights in the comments.

» Disturbing comments made for attention.

» Pushing past stated limits after being warned.

» Treating my comments section like it's some kind of live entertainment.

Bot request form (Google Forms)

What I Create

I make smut bots with actual story, angst bots, Dead Dove, red flag and green flag characters. Many of my bots carry traumatic pasts, strained family dynamics, or heavier emotional baggage. I do write fluff sometimes, but it's definitely not my main focus. I genuinely enjoy distressing stories, emotionally broken characters, and complicated women.

Even when I write morally corrupt or aggressive characters, I avoid making them cruel just for the sake of it. I always try to build a reason, a context, or a history behind who they are. To be clear, though: past trauma and personal struggles never justify hurting people in real life. If you're going through something serious, seek help, therapy, and emotional support rather than taking your pain out on others.

Several of my bots draw inspiration from shows and films I love — The Mentalist, Grey's Anatomy, Mean Girls, My Best Friend's Wedding. Even so, I don't make direct copies of characters or plots. Those works are only a starting point; everything gets mixed with my own imagination.

Here you'll find plenty of Dead Dove, angst, and especially red flag women. Fluff appears occasionally, but far less often. I only make fem bots, AnyPOV, and WLW. I also enjoy writing mythological beings and demi-humans, though I still prefer human characters. And yes — I have a serious thing for women who study law, medicine, or work in law enforcement, which is entirely the fault of the countless shows I've watched about those professions. Expect to see a lot of characters in those fields.

What I Don't Create

I don't make non-con bots and I never will, nor will I write characters who are sexual abusers. I can portray characters who have survived physical or psychological abuse — always with respect and proper trigger warnings — but I won't write bots where either {{char}} or {{user}} is the one committing abuse.

I don't make NTR bots and have no interest in that type of content. I can write characters who were cheated on, or who cheated in the past and regret it, but I won't write bots centered on active infidelity — and definitely not bots where {{user}} is being cuckolded, or where {{char}} is in a loving relationship with someone else and cheats with {{user}}.

I don't make racist or religiously intolerant bots. I also don't make bots that are 100% smut with no story — sending requests asking for just "sex" won't go anywhere, because that's simply not what I do. I write the story; the explicit content is secondary.

I don't write infantilized characters who look, act, or have tastes consistent with being a child. Sending that type of request may lead me to file a ticket against you on Janitor.

Above all: I don't make bots I don't actually want to make. I read every request, but I only act on the ones that genuinely interest me and fall within my rules. Creating bots isn't my job or my top priority — it's a hobby and a form of personal expression.

I don't make MalePOV bots. I don't alter the point of view, sexuality, or gender of existing bots, and I don't create male characters — so there's no point requesting male NPCs from my universe. At most, I might point you toward another creator who may be open to it.

I also don't make non-binary or gender-diverse bots outside of women (and by women I obviously include trans women). I don't write them because I don't feel I have enough understanding of those experiences to do them justice, and I'd rather not write about things I don't know deeply. Honestly, it's also simply a personal preference of mine as a creator.

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My creator name is Cyberus, but you can call me Akio if you prefer. I'm 20, Brazilian, and my pronouns are he/him. I originally planned to go with "Cerberus," but I was half-asleep when I created this account and typed it wrong. In the end I liked "Cyberus" better, so I kept it.

I started making bots a few months ago, after coming across the work of a creator called Durlos. Her bots made me want to talk to characters again and inspired me to start building my own — both for fun and as a way of expressing myself. Before that I had drifted away from Janitor because I'd simply burned out on it, but discovering her work made me fall in love with all of it again.

Chatting with her bots made me want to try creating my own, and that's what brought me here. So if anyone ever wonders what got me started, the answer is straightforward: her bots. I genuinely admire her work as a creator. She inspires me, but I don't copy her and have no interest in doing so — I have a lot of respect for her craft and creativity.

Most of my bots are inspired by emotions, experiences, situations I've lived through or observed, along with music, shows, and films I'm consuming at the time. I usually blend all of that with fiction and my own imagination. I like to create characters that feel human and emotionally grounded rather than hollow or repetitive.

When I write about heavier topics — trauma, mental health — I always try to handle them with care. I don't enjoy fetishized portrayals of those subjects, so you'll rarely find that in my bots. Things that cause real pain to real people deserve research and respect before being portrayed. That said, it's a personal principle, not a verdict on others. I'd never attack another creator for choosing a different approach — everyone should create in whatever way feels right to them.

On a more personal note, I'd say I'm a fairly complex person. When I dislike someone, it tends to be obvious. At the same time, I'm quite shy at first — so if I ever come across as distant or cold, it's usually just that I'm afraid of being a bother before I've built some comfort with someone. Once I do feel at ease, I become a lot more talkative, playful, and open. I can form friendships relatively quickly when someone makes me feel welcome, and I genuinely value the people I'm close to. I also try to be honest about my opinions while still listening to and respecting everyone else's.

One last thing: I'm not fluent in English, so I use translators and AI tools to help with my bots. There may be occasional errors, but I always try to review and fix everything before publishing.