The public builder starts with six concrete choices
On November 5, I opened the supplied link in desktop Chrome. It redirected to OurDream’s creation page and showed Female, Male and Trans character choices, followed by Realistic, Anime and Begin.
The choices were readable without creating an account. I stopped there: no character was created, no chat or media was generated, and no charge or coin deduction was tested.
This makes the style decision easy to find. It does not prove how much control appears later, whether a particular look stays consistent, or how many coins a finished image or video uses.
Price the subscription and Dreamcoins separately
OurDream’s official subscription article, checked November 5, lists a $19.99 monthly plan with 1,000 Dreamcoins immediately and monthly. It lists the annual plan as $119.88 paid upfront, described as $9.99 per month, with 2,000 coins immediately and 1,000 monthly afterward.
Access and recurring coin allocation. The annual headline is a monthly equivalent, not a monthly charge.
Each media action can consume coins. Check the live estimate for the exact model and action before starting a sequence.
Common pitfall: dividing the annual total by 12 can hide the real checkout commitment. Confirm tax, currency, renewal and the full charged amount on the payment screen.
Build an original adult character, not a real-person replica
The current Acceptable Use Policy says visitors may browse without an account, while chat, generation and publishing require a signed-in, age-confirmed adult account.
It allows original consenting adult characters. It prohibits real people, recognisable minors, named protected characters and appealing non-consensual sexual scenarios. That boundary matters more than whether a visual style is labelled realistic.
- Write a new name, biography and appearance instead of borrowing a public figure.
- Keep the character unmistakably adult in both prompt and presentation.
- Check visibility before sharing; a private creation task and a community post are different workflows.
Account deletion is a control, not proof of instant erasure
The privacy policy says the account-deletion path is Settings → Account management. It also describes analytics, advertising identifiers and legal retention exceptions.
Use the deletion path as a practical exit check, not a privacy guarantee. I did not create or delete an account, inspect a data export, or verify server-side removal. Avoid putting identifying or sensitive real-world facts into a fictional companion profile.