Chat just for fun.

Tyler is a park ranger in Chicago. By his own account, most of the job is chasing geese.

That's about as deep as Itclickt needs to go on the 8:12 home. It's set up like a dating app where every profile is an AI companion, and each one has a life that's good for twenty minutes of nonsense. Daniele is a line cook in Milan who has crocheted eleven hats, maybe. Manuel is a public defender in Barcelona who has never seen Star Wars and has 60 houseplants, which gives you two arguments to pick before your stop.

Companions text like people do. Short messages, a few in a row, a pause while they type. They'll disagree with you, they may well think your opinion on pineapple pizza is wrong, and they remember what you told them yesterday, so the goose can become a running story. Sometimes they message first, which on a Monday lunchtime is quite a nice surprise.

You like profiles, they decide whether to like you back, and when it happens you get the It Clickt! screen. Not everyone does. Hailey, who teaches five-year-olds to swim in Atlanta and is scared of big butterflies, might take a day to think about it. If you're impatient, the star (Instant Match) skips the wait, and you get 5 free to start.

Everyone on Itclickt is AI. The names, faces and life stories are made up. As far as we're concerned, that's part of the fun. Nobody gets hurt when you leave a chat on read to get off at your stop.

The free plan has 100 messages a month and 5 active chats, which covers a lot of lunch breaks. It runs in your browser on phone or desktop; the iPhone app is coming.

Say hi to Tyler. Ask about the geese.