ChillChat Clone

You get a 42-route web app, a 46-screen Flutter app for iOS and Android, an 18-section operator console and a NestJS backend with 24 modules. The package also covers the TypeORM schema, Docker and Kubernetes configuration, security documentation and full source code, all white-labeled under your brand.

The ready-made build costs $3,999, one time. Rebranding and deployment take 6 working days from our side. Brand assets, hosting access, your gift and avatar catalogs and Agora and payment accounts can extend the calendar, and tailored work takes 2 to 8 weeks.

Rooms can be live or scheduled, with host, speaker and listener roles. A listener raises a hand, the host promotes them to speaker, and mute and presence changes reach everyone over Socket.IO. Chat is saved and rate limited, private rooms check passwords on the server, and capacity runs from 2 to 500.

Streaming uses Agora RTC, and any member can go live in one action. Tokens are generated server-side with your app certificate, so credentials never reach the client. In a PK battle two broadcasters compete while viewers vote, and the tally updates live for everyone watching.

Members buy coins in six packages from $0.99 to $99.99. Gifts span ten tiers, and sending one moves coins from sender to recipient in a single transaction. Recipients convert coins to diamonds at 100 to 1 and withdraw from 1,000 coins upward, with your platform fee applied before payout.

Yes. The 46-screen Flutter app runs on iOS and Android against the same API and socket layer as the web app. It uses Firebase for push and RevenueCat for in-app purchase verification, and it has parity with the web app on every consumer module. We support publishing to the app stores.

The console covers user bans and role changes, room force-end, the report queue, analytics with retention cohorts, the platform fee percentage, avatar and game catalogs, segment broadcasts and moderation settings such as banned words and auto-ban thresholds. Settings are edited at runtime, without a deployment.

The API tier is stateless and runs under Kubernetes autoscaling between three and ten pods. Socket.IO uses a Redis adapter so any pod can broadcast to sockets on another. PostgreSQL carries 30 or more indexes on hot paths, and uploads go to S3 or Cloudinary behind a CDN.

You need Agora for audio and video, Stripe for web payments, RevenueCat for mobile purchases, SendGrid for email, Firebase for push and S3 or Cloudinary for storage. An AI provider key is needed only if you enable the companion. Each runs on your credentials.

Yes. The backend is 24 self-contained modules, each with its own controller, service, entities and DTOs, so adding a capability means adding a module. Roles are enum-based and settings use JSONB columns. Anything beyond the ready build is something we set up with you, with scope confirmed at kickoff.

The AI companion runs in its own socket namespace and uses provider credentials that you supply. Whether it is exposed to members is decided during setup, and we scope any removal with you. You choose which of the five supported providers to connect and pay for.

The AI layer supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter and NVIDIA. You bring your own keys and billing, and conversation history is stored per member and per companion. You are free to connect only one provider, and usage costs are billed directly by that provider.

Members register with email and password, so existing users would need to sign up or be imported through tailored work we set up for you. Because the schema is standard PostgreSQL, importing profiles and relationships is a data task we can plan with you, including how to handle passwords and verification.

Capacity is configurable per room between 2 and 500 participants. The audio and video itself is carried by Agora, so the limit that matters most is your RTC plan and your budget for media minutes, not the application servers.

Each level gained credits 50 coins to the member, so rewards do enter the economy. Missions also pay XP and coins. Because the mission set and the XP curve are adjustable, you can tighten or loosen rewards if the wallet fills faster than you intend.

The delivered interface is single-language. Adding more languages across the web and mobile apps is something we set up, because every screen and notification has to be translated and tested, and scope is confirmed with us based on the languages you need.

Your provider accounts and their usage fees, cloud hosting, store developer accounts, moderators and the community itself are not part of the price. Immutable audit logging, distributed rate limiting, single sign-on, warehouse streaming and extra payment rails are available, and we confirm scope with you.

Yes, in practice. Rooms, streaming, feed and games are separate modules that share one API and wallet, so a rooms-first launch is a configuration choice that we set up with you. Confirm which surfaces you want exposed on day one during the Day 1 brief.

You need audio transport, a presence layer, role rules, a gift ledger, moderation and apps, then people to fill the rooms. Building all of it takes a team a long time. Starting from a ready platform lets you configure those pieces and spend your effort on the community, the hosts and the rules that make your version different.

No. We are not connected to, sponsored by or endorsed by any product using that name. The term is used descriptively for a category of voice room platforms. The code and design are written by our team, and any trademarks belong to their owners.

Gifts and cosmetic avatar items fit the format because they thank a host or signal status without blocking entry. Charging at the door too early tends to empty rooms. Most operators switch on gifting first, add cosmetics once regular members exist, and consider paid memberships last.

Hosts can promote, mute and remove people inside their rooms, and any member can report a person or room into the operator queue. Operators then act from the console. The tools support hosts, but a policy and a team that reviews reports are still needed, especially at busy hours.

There is a web app and a Flutter mobile app that run on the same API, so a gift sent on a phone appears in the browser. The demo offers an Android build. Store listings follow each store rules, and we can help with publishing under your own developer accounts.

Yes. You receive the web app, the Flutter app, the backend and the operator console with full source, plus the technical documentation. There is no per-seat fee and no runtime license. Third-party services such as media, payments and push run on accounts that you hold.

Audio between many people must arrive within a fraction of a second, from many networks, or conversation breaks down. A specialist media service handles that transport so your own servers do not carry the audio. The build uses Agora for this, on your own account, and the backend issues access tokens.

Yes. Voice rooms suit small, focused communities, and room capacity is configurable. A small group with reliable hosts often outperforms a large empty platform. Start with scheduled rooms, a handful of dependable hosts and one or two revenue levers, and widen only when rooms stay busy.

A ready-made platform costs far less and reaches launch much sooner, because rooms, economy, apps and console already exist. A custom build is justified when your concept differs from voice rooms plus gifting at its core. Many operators launch ready-made and ask us for specific extras afterward.

It offers persona-based chat with history and can suggest matches, which fills quiet times when rooms are empty. It is not a substitute for people or professional help, and you should say so in your terms. Operators can turn it off if it does not suit the community.