Kindroid
Companion chat with voice calls and generated selfies, and the strictest age check in this category.
- $15.99/mo
- Free tier
- No card
- Subscription
This hub is organised around how you get the thing running rather than what it generates. That sounds like a technicality and it is the most practical distinction on the site, because the app stores are the constraint. Apple and Google both restrict adult content, so tools in this category reach a phone by one of three routes: a progressive web app you add to the home screen, a sideloaded Android package, or a store listing that stays deliberately tame and enables its adult features elsewhere.
Each of those routes has a real cost. A web app cannot send push notifications reliably on iOS and cannot use in-app purchase. A sideloaded package updates itself outside the store, so you are trusting the vendor's update channel directly. A store listing that enables adult features after install can be pulled at any time, taking your access with it.
Every listing records which route the app uses, what happens to your data on the device, and how payment works, because a tool that cannot take a card in your country is not available to you no matter what the feature list says.
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Companion chat with voice calls and generated selfies, and the strictest age check in this category.
Runs open models on your own hardware, free, with nothing leaving the machine.
Runs open models on your own hardware from a terminal, free and unlimited, fully offline.
AI companion chat with generated images, video and voice, and free tokens before any payment.
Adult companion chat and images, with the most specific content policy here and no price before signup.
Mobile-first AI companion with the most detailed child safety policy here, priced in the app stores.
Unfiltered character chat with a real free tier. The local desktop app it was known for is deprecated.
AI companion and image generation from a named Romanian company, with introductory pricing well below the renewal.
Unfiltered companion chat with photos, video and voice calls, from a named Estonian company.
AI companion chat with a real free allowance every day, and terms that specify no governing law.
Companion chat with voice calls, a published transparency report and a refusal list the model enforces mid-conversation.
Adult companion chat that states plainly your content never trains a model, and never states a price.
Companion chat with voice and images from a named Canadian company, with a small free allowance and no refunds.
Companion chat from a registered French company, with five free messages and payment by card, bank transfer or crypto.
Unfiltered character chat with a genuine free tier, and one of the few rules here that names aged-up characters.
Free open-source desktop AI that runs offline, with a written promise that nothing leaves your computer.
Free MIT-licensed desktop software that runs models on an ordinary laptop, with no GPU needed.
Runs language models on your phone itself. No account, no connection, nothing uploaded.
MIT-licensed desktop assistant that runs on your own computer, with no accounts and no token limits.
Uncensored companion with the most complete compliance documentation here, and a price you only see after signing in.
Uncensored companion with images and video, behind an age gate that also hides the price.
Roleplay, characters and image generation running on the phone itself, with most modes fully offline.
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The facts that decide whether to trust a tool rather than whether to try it. Every value is taken from the vendor's own published pages on the date shown on each listing. A blank is never a guess: where a vendor publishes nothing, the cell says so.
| Tool | From | Age check | Trains on your content | Deletion | Filtering | Minors policy | Jurisdiction |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kindroid | $15.99/mo | Document or third-party verification | Not documented | In account | Light filtering | Published | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| LM Studio | On request | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | United States |
| Ollama | $20/mo | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | United States |
| Honeybot | $11.99/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Published | Nevada, United States |
| Candy AI | Behind signup | Self-declared at signup | Yes | By request | Light filtering | Published | Malta |
| EVA AI | $11.99/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Published | Not stated on the vendor site; listed as the App Store seller |
| Backyard AI | $12/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | No documented output filter | Published | California, United States |
| DreamGF | $25.99/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Published | Romania, Bucharest, registered J40/12952/2023 |
| AI Angels | $12.99/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | No documented output filter | Published | Estonia, Tallinn, governed by Estonian law |
| 976.ai | $10.99/mo | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Not published | Delaware, United States. Named in the site footer, not in the terms |
| AIGirlfriends.ai | Not published | Self-declared at signup | No | By request | Moderate filtering | Published | New York, United States, at Staten Island |
| AICupid | Not published | None stated | No | Not stated | No documented output filter | Published | California, United States |
| GirlfriendGPT | Not published | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Published | Quebec, Canada, with subsidiaries in Delaware and Cyprus |
| FunFun AI | Not published | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | Light filtering | Published | France, Paris, business registry 977725191 |
| CrushOn.AI | $4.9/mo | Self-declared at signup | Yes | By request | No documented output filter | Published | Hong Kong, by governing law |
| Jan | Free | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | Not stated in the privacy policy |
| GPT4All | Free | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | Not stated in the repository |
| PocketPal AI | Free | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | Not applicable, open-source project |
| AnythingLLM | Free | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | Not stated on the site |
| Nastia | Behind signup | Document or third-party verification | Not documented | By request | No documented output filter | Published | France, with disputes heard in the French courts |
| Soulkyn | Behind signup | Self-declared at signup | Not documented | By request | No documented output filter | Published | Not published in the privacy notice or the blocked-content policy |
| Layla | Not published | None stated | No | Your own files | No documented output filter | Not applicable | Not stated on the site |
The comparison that matters is not the same in every category. These are the questions that separate a good choice from a bad one here specifically, and why each one earns its place.
There are three routes and each carries a different risk. A web app added to the home screen cannot be removed by a store but has no push notifications on iOS. A sideloaded package updates outside the store, so you trust the vendor directly. A store listing can be pulled at any time, taking your access with it.
Most apps here ask you to confirm you are an adult and record the answer. A few use a third party for selfie estimation or document checks. That difference is the clearest signal of how seriously a vendor takes the category, and it is the control regulators are currently moving on fastest.
Server retention is the question everyone asks. On a phone the more immediate one is what sits in local storage, because an unencrypted local history is readable by anyone holding an unlocked device. On a shared or work phone that risk arrives long before the vendor policy matters.
Store billing carries a platform fee and vendors frequently price the web checkout lower. Buying inside the app can cost noticeably more for the same subscription, and the cheaper figure is usually the one behind a login where you cannot see it before committing.
A companion app sells continuity, so the memory is the product. Ask what happens to that character on cancellation: whether it is retained, exportable or deleted, since that decides how much of what you build is actually yours.
Findings from assessing every candidate in this category against the same checklist, including the ones that are not listed. A gap that every vendor shares is a fact about the category rather than a complaint about one product.
Both stores restrict sexually explicit content, so most adult AI tools are not available as a straightforward store download. The common routes are a progressive web app added to your home screen, a sideloaded Android package from the vendor, or a store app whose adult features are enabled outside the store. Each listing states which route applies.
Mostly installation and payment. A web tool runs in a browser and bills you directly. An installed app can work offline in some cases, can use device storage, and on Android may bill through Google Play. The generation quality usually comes from the same models either way, so the practical differences are access, payment and what is stored on your device.
Some cache generated media locally, some keep everything server-side, and a few keep an unencrypted local history that anyone with the unlocked device can read. Each listing records what is stored locally, because on a shared or work device that is a more immediate concern than the vendor's server retention policy.
Often yes. Crypto is common in this category precisely because card processors are restrictive with adult services, and some apps accept gift cards or platform in-app purchase. Filter the grid above by Accepts crypto, or check the payment methods row on any listing.
ClickTug does not list tools whose purpose is removing clothing from photographs of real people, producing sexual imagery of identifiable individuals without documented consent, or anything involving minors or people represented as minors. That exclusion is permanent and applies regardless of search volume.