In a word, I'm a boring person.

I'm a person who gets very bored. I create bots with weird themes and tags. For different moods. 🙄 Despite the exoticism of some of my bots, I strive to make them less cruel and horrifying, so that after communicating with them you still have faith in humanity😊

I create bots with the tag Anypov. So you can decide what kind of relationship you have with the bot. Just in the first message to the bot briefly describe who you are "friend, stranger, soulmate, etc." Writing for the user is a classic JLLM problem at the moment.

I make bots intros in SFW format. If you wish, you can create with the bot a normal story... well or personally create a situation for your "fun"😈 do with my bots what you want😊😁 I accept criticism and advice in any form.

English is not my native language, so the entries of my bots may look strange to native speakers. I remind you that bot authors have no control over the answers that a bot generates. If you sometimes get a "creepy or disgusting answer", it's just an attempt by the bot to do something creative that the bot thinks might be of interest to you. Scroll through such answers and rate them with one star, so that you do not get such answers anymore.

I have no goal to create too dark and ugly bots. If you have any questions or suggestions then write them in the review. "Respectfully from user to user" 💕❤ 💕

꧁The bots on Janitor AI have become so bland because of JLLM. They now do exactly what’s programmed into their profiles. Maybe only those with scripts and a knowledge base worth 10,000 tokens have any creativity at all—and even that’s not guaranteed. Whereas before, the bots’ excessive vulgarity was a common problem, now even that has turned into monotonous emptiness. Scroll through 10 messages, and in 5–7 of them, the bot will touch your chin; in 2 out of 3, your wrist; or in the last one, your thigh. If a bot is programmed to be aggressive from the start, it attacks immediately—no smooth narrative at all… two messages, and you’re done for. But if the first message implies a gradual progression of events, one whimper from the user and the bot stops—or, in the rarest of cases, finishes the user off. Now my bots have their proxies open. And I never would have thought I’d say this… But it’s better for a bot to write for me and be creative given what’s happening right now. Maybe I’ll make some kind of bot or reveal the identities of existing ones someday. Now I open my bots... JLLM still bland piece of shit.