Swipey tokens explained: hearts, gift tiers and one balance
On Swipey the token is the heart. You hold a single heart balance, and anything with a price on it is priced in hearts: the seven gift tiers inside a Live Duel run from a five heart rose up to fifty heart champagne, and generated media draws on the same pot. Watching a duel spends nothing, so a heart balance is only ever touched at the moment you decide to act.
One balance, not several
There is no separate gifting wallet and chat wallet. Hearts are the single unit of account, which has one large advantage and one thing worth watching. The advantage is that you never convert between currencies, and never discover that the coins you bought cannot buy the thing you wanted. The thing to watch is that the arena and a private conversation compete for the same pot, so a heavy night in a duel is also a night your chat budget spent. Duels are one mode among several, and the platform those modes hang off is worth a look before you decide where hearts should go.
The seven gift tiers
Every gift in a duel is a priced item, and price is the whole ranking. The rail stays deliberately short so a decision takes a second rather than a menu.
| Tier | Hearts | What sending it says |
|---|---|---|
| Rose | 5 | The cheapest way to be counted at all |
| Ring | 10 | A step up you do not have to think about |
| Gift box | 15 | Mid rail, the everyday vote |
| Necklace | 20 | Support the room can see |
| Jewel | 30 | You are trying to move the meter |
| Corset | 40 | Late round pressure |
| Champagne | 50 | The heaviest single push available |
Price is weight, not permission
Sending anything unlocks your vote for the round you are standing in, so a rose counts. What price changes is how hard that vote pushes the shared meter between the two girls. This is exactly why the rail is priced instead of free: a room where every vote weighed the same would be a poll, and a poll cannot be turned around in the last twenty seconds by one person who suddenly decided to care. For the mechanics of the meter itself, the front page walks the vote and crown loop in order.
What else draws on the same balance
- Gifts on the duel rail, from the seven tiers above.
- Generated pictures in a one to one chat, priced per image.
- Voice notes and calls, priced per message or per minute.
- Short video replies, the most expensive unit on the platform.
- The supporter slot at the end of a duel, settled by hearts sent rather than hearts held.
Why there are no dollar figures here
Heart packs come in several sizes, and the relationship between pack size and price shifts with promotions and with region. Publishing one conversion rate on this page would make the page wrong inside a month, and a wrong number is worse than an absent one. The pack sizes and the current rate live on the top up screen, where they are correct by definition. If you want the wider arithmetic instead, the two layers of AI companion pricing are broken down separately.
Reading a heart balance like a budget
- Decide what a duel is worth to you before the round starts. Fifty hearts feels very different at four minutes left than at twenty seconds.
- Keep a floor. An empty balance in the final minute is the most expensive moment to be shopping.
- Use the free seat. A whole duel at a heart cost of nothing still tells you who you would have backed, and where the free line actually falls is set out in detail.
- Budget the two habits as one number, because media in a chat and gifts in the arena come out of one pot.
Heart vocabulary
- Heart
- The unit of account on Swipey. Anything with a price is priced in hearts, and one balance covers every mode.
- Gift tier
- A priced item on the duel rail. There are seven, from a rose at five hearts to champagne at fifty.
- Top supporter
- Whoever has sent the winning girl the most hearts when the duel ends. That is the person she leaves with.
- Top up
- Adding hearts to your balance. Pack sizes and the current rate sit on the checkout screen, not on this page.
Heart and token questions
Are hearts the same thing as tokens?
Yes. Heart is simply the name this platform gives its token, and no second currency runs alongside it. If a feature costs anything at all, it costs hearts.
Do I need hearts to watch a duel?
No. Watching costs nothing and needs no account, so a balance of zero still gets you the full five minutes. Hearts matter only when you want to send a gift, unlock a vote, or compete for the supporter slot.
Does a cheap gift still count as a vote?
Yes. A five heart rose unlocks your vote for the round exactly the way champagne does. Price changes weight, not eligibility, so a room full of roses can out push one large gift.
Where do I see what something costs in hearts?
On the item itself. Every gift on the rail carries its heart price before you send it, and generated media shows its cost before it is produced rather than after.