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Version 7.6 · 2026-10-26
- Added Halloween templates for photos and videos. - Improved chat navigation and message updates. - Fixed chat display issues for a smoother experience.
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The store currently lists version 7.6, updated 2026-10-26.







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Our app is a boyfriend simulator that can be your AI Friend or Virtual Partner providing you with a unique romantic experience that's powered by AI.
Introducing our app - AIBoy - Virtual AI Boyfriend. Create your personal AI companion and experience a unique connection like never before.
Work out in our simulator to communicate with the guys! You can choose a guy with whom you want to communicate from the game for fun! Ask him questions and he will answer all. Share your daily anxieties and concerns with your virtual boyfriend, allowing you to unwind and unload your thoughts without burdening friends or family.
With AIBoy - Virtual AI Boyfriend, you will be able to:…
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- Added Halloween templates for photos and videos. - Improved chat navigation and message updates. - Fixed chat display issues for a smoother experience.
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