A thumbnail tells you what a companion looks like and nothing about what she is like to talk to. That second thing is the one you notice on day ten, so this page is about reading past the picture.
Open the rosterNine of the profiles you will meet first, each tagged with the register it is built around rather than the look it is selling.
Isabella
Open, curious, easy to start with
Mona
Direct, takes the lead in a flat conversation
Amber
Composed, precise, the slowest to warm up
Marina
Measured, long answers, good for a late evening
Mila
Bright, quick, keeps a thread moving
Emilia
Soft-spoken, patient, comfortable with silence
Cecilia
High energy, best for something spontaneous
Lexi
Playful, leans into roleplay and costume
Coco
Bold styling, bold register to match
A written profile tells you three things worth knowing: who opens the conversation, how long the answers run, and whether disagreement is on the table. Those three decide whether you are still here in a fortnight. Hair colour decides nothing.
A prebuilt companion arrives with a character the model already leans on. One you build in the creation suite fits you better but takes days to settle, which is the trade-off laid out on the AI girlfriend page and, for male characters, on the AI boyfriend page.
Shortlist three. Send all three the same opening line, with a place and a time of day in it so there is material to answer. Read the replies next to each other and pick the one that handed you something back, not the one that was nicest.
You are not judging warmth. You are judging whether there is a second message in it.
A free account restricts how many messages you get, so spend them on comparison. What a subscription adds is on the pricing page; if you want image sets of whoever wins, read AI anime first, and the home page covers the platform in one go.
More than the handful shown here. The avatar strip on this page and on the home page is a selection of the available companions, and the full roster is browsable once you have a free account.
A prebuilt profile arrives with a written character the model can lean on, so it feels settled from the first message. A character you build yourself fits better but takes a few days to find its voice. Both use the same creation suite settings.
Send two or three of them the same opening line, something with a place and a time of day in it, and read the replies side by side. A free account restricts the number of messages, so a wide shallow test is worth more than one long chat with the wrong character.
No. Each companion keeps its own history, and the persistent memory layers mean returning to one you abandoned picks up with context rather than from a blank screen.
Three profiles, one message
The cheapest test on the platform, and the only one that tells you anything a thumbnail cannot.
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