A cup of whatever
you need.
A witty British AI companion you can actually talk to — with a particular gift for modern etiquette: awkward invitations, firm boundaries, the difficult message you keep redrafting.
Late nights. Hard questions. Quiet wins. He's rather good with all of it.
Paid tiers are ad-free. On free, a small ad appears only when your daily Teas run out — never mid-conversation.
A friend who happens to brew a good cuppa.
Like a friend at 2am.
When the dating spiral hits, when grief shows up uninvited, when you just need someone in the room — he's there. No appointments. No waiting room.
And actually remembers.
He keeps track of your story. The names that hurt. The wins that mattered. So next time you sit down, he picks up where you left off — like a friend would.
Warm when you need warmth. Sharp when you need a mirror.
Four voice modes — Warm, Courage, Soft, and the Roast — pick the one that fits the moment. Switch any time. He'll meet you where you are.
He shifts so you don't have to.
The default. Curious. Unhurried. He checks in. He listens. He nudges when nudging helps.
When you say ‘be real with me’. Direct. Honest. The friend who'll name the pattern you keep pretending you can't see.
When venting is the only thing you can do. He doesn't fix. He doesn't fill the silence. He just stays.
When you ask for it — and only then. He'll drag the situation with love, land the joke, and slip real advice under the laughter.
One sip, so you know what's in the cup.
And yes — you can hear him say it. Acupa speaks his replies aloud in a proper, expressive British voice. Four moods on tap: Warm, Courage, Soft, and the Roast.
Anyone, really. Sit down.
Men. Women. Somewhere in between. Just figuring it out.
You don't have to label anything for him to make space for you.
He never assumes who you are. He just pours.
There's a husband. He's American.
Acupa is happily married to Hot Chocolate — a warm, easygoing, extremely muscular cocoa cup he imported from the States after a whirlwind transatlantic romance. The neighbors still talk about it. He pretends to mind.
Which means your butler's advice on love, long distance, and terrifying romantic leaps comes with receipts. He moved a man across an ocean. Ask him anything.
You bring the life. He brings the world.
Your life: the texts, the decisions, the people, the 2am spirals. His world: a husband named Hot Chocolate, Miss Lemonade, Ambrosia the poodle who rules the Manor, strong opinions, and an endless pot of tea. Bring yours — he'll pour his.
Pick your cup.
Free is fine. The grander ones let him remember you.
What's a Tea? One Tea = one message you send him. Each plan refills on its own schedule.
Annual plans available in-app — save up to 42%. Subscriptions renew automatically after the trial; cancel any time — on the web through Billing in the Menu, on iOS in Apple ID Subscription settings.
What stays between you and him.
He keeps the name you choose (alias is fine), your conversation, and any notes you ask him to hold. Web checkout is handled by Stripe, which processes billing and contact details.
Your IP address is used for security and shared free-use limits. Hosting and AI providers process the data needed to deliver replies. We do not sell conversations or share their contents with advertisers. Read the Privacy Policy for payment providers and data controls.
Free tier shows one small ad only when your daily Teas run out — never inside your conversation. No pop-ups, no video ads, no interstitials. Slow Brew and Venti are completely ad-free.
You can delete your conversations and account from the active app database. Payment and operational records may be retained separately. Deleting an account does not cancel a subscription.
Acupa is a companion. He's clever, but he's still AI — and he can be wrong. He's not a therapist, not a doctor, not a crisis line.
When a real human is needed, he'll quietly hand you the numbers — 988 (US suicide & crisis), Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741), Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ youth), Trans Lifeline, Samaritans (UK), or Find a Helpline worldwide.
Please reach them. They have trained humans who can actually help.
The kettle's on.
Come in. He's been waiting.
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