
AICupid
Adult companion chat that states plainly your content never trains a model, and never states a price.
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What is AICupid?
AICupid is adult companion chat with image generation, operated by SocialRock LLC under California law. Two things set it apart from the rest of this category: it can be used without logging in at all, and its privacy policy states in plain terms that user content is never used to train any machine learning model.
At a glance
| Category | Apps |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Subscription |
| Starting price | Not publishedThe site navigation carries a Pricing link and the /pricing path returns a 404, including through a rendering browser. The terms describe a subscription basis and a credits basis and set refund windows for both, so paid plans exist. No figure for either is reachable. |
| Free tier | YesThe homepage advertises free, unlimited adult chat with no login. No allowance is published, and no page describes where the free layer ends. |
| Free trial | No |
| Card required at signup | No |
| Account required | No |
| Payment methods | PayPal, Crypto, Card |
| Platforms | Web |
| Generation modes | Character chat, Text chat, Text to image, Image to image |
| Content filtering | No documented output filter |
| Age policy | None stated |
| Position on minors | Publishedread it |
| Data retention | SocialRock states that uploaded images and files are not stored permanently, existing only temporarily during processing and being promptly deleted afterwards. It further states that user content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any machine learning or AI model. No retention period is given for account or conversation data, and no account deletion procedure is described.source |
| Trains on your content | No |
| Deletion on request | Not documented |
| Anonymous use | Supported |
| Company | SocialRock LLC, California, United States |
| Last verified | by ClickTugger |
Product identity
| Official name | AICupid | Verified |
|---|---|---|
| Operator | SocialRock LLC | Documented |
| Jurisdiction | California, United States | Documented |
| Website | aicupid.org | Verified |
| Also known as | AI Cupid, aicupid.org, SocialRock | Verified |
What AICupid claims, and what we found
Each row is a claim the vendor makes on a public page, beside what the same vendor's other pages say. Where two of their documents disagree we record both rather than choosing one. All checked 9 Aug 2026.
| Vendor claim | What we found | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Zero data leaves your device, no logs | Not possible for a service generating images on its own servers. The privacy policy makes no such claimsource | Contradicted |
| Pricing, linked in the site navigation | The /pricing path returns a 404, including through a rendering browser | Contradicted |
| Content never used to train any AI model | Stated plainly in the privacy policy, alongside uploads being deleted after processingsource | Holds up |
Who it is for
People who want to try a companion product without creating an account, which almost nothing else here permits, and people who want a written commitment that their conversations are not training data. The acceptance of Bitcoin alongside PayPal also suits anyone who does not want an adult service on a card statement.
Who it is not for
Anyone who needs to know the price, since the Pricing link in its own navigation leads to a 404. Anyone who wants a documented answer on sexual imagery of real adults, which the prohibited list never addresses. And anyone weighing its privacy claims, which the homepage overstates in a way the policy does not.
Pricing
Not reachable. The terms state the service operates on a subscription and credits basis and set separate refund windows for each, so both plainly exist. The site navigation carries a Pricing link, and the /pricing path returns a 404 even through a rendering browser, so no figure for either can be reached from the site itself.
Yes, and it is unusually open. The homepage advertises free adult chat with no login, so the product can be reached without an account or a payment method at all. What is not published is any limit: no message count, no credit grant, and no page describing where the free layer ends and the subscription begins.
| Tier | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Free | Free |
No allowance is published for the free layer. |
| Subscription | On request |
The terms set a refund window for it, so it exists. No price is published. |
Refunds: Subscriptions: 24 hours from payment, denied once more than 10 messages have been used. Credits: 24 hours from payment, denied once any credit has been used.
Signup friction
No, and an account is not required either. The service advertises use without logging in, which makes it one of very few listings here supporting genuinely anonymous access. Payment details are needed only for a subscription or credits, taken through PayPal, Paytm or Bitcoin.
- No card at signup
- No account required
- Anonymous use supported
Platforms
Web browser only. There is no mobile app and no documented API.
- Web
Feature matrix
Absence of evidence is not recorded as absence of a feature. Anything that needs an account to confirm is marked not tested rather than "no".
| Text chat | Yes | Documented |
|---|---|---|
| Character chat | Yes | Documented |
| Image generation | Yes | Documented |
| Image to image | Yes | Documented |
| Video generation | Not offered | Documented |
| Voice | Not offered | Documented |
| Web | Yes | Documented |
| iOS | Not offered | Documented |
| Android | Not offered | Documented |
| Desktop | Not offered | Documented |
| API | Not offered | Documented |
| Runs locally | No | Documented |
| Long-term memory | Needs an account | Not tested |
| Group chat | Needs an account | Not tested |
| Custom system prompt | Needs an account | Not tested |
| Model selection | Needs an account | Not tested |
Privacy and data
The training commitment is among the clearest here and the rest is thin. SocialRock states that user content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any machine learning or AI model, and that uploaded images and files are not stored permanently but exist only during processing and are promptly deleted. Against that, no retention period is stated for account or conversation data, and the privacy policy describes no account deletion procedure at all, which ClickTug records as unknown rather than assuming one exists.
| Retention | SocialRock states that uploaded images and files are not stored permanently, existing only temporarily during processing and being promptly deleted afterwards. It further states that user content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any machine learning or AI model. No retention period is given for account or conversation data, and no account deletion procedure is described.source |
|---|---|
| Trains on your content | No |
| Deletion | Not documented |
| Privacy policy | Read the vendor policy |
Privacy disclosure
| Trains on your content | Stated: nosource | Documented |
|---|---|---|
| Account deletion | No procedure described | Not documented |
| Deletion control seen working | Needs an account | Not tested |
| Chat export | Needs an account | Not tested |
| Usable without an account | Yes | Documented |
| Payment methods disclosed | Yes | Documented |
What the vendor lets you know before paying
This measures disclosure, not quality. A good product can document nothing, and that is worth knowing separately from whether it is any good.
| Price published | Nosource | Not documented |
|---|---|---|
| Operating company named | SocialRock LLC | Documented |
| Jurisdiction stated | California, United States | Documented |
| Retention period stated | No period givensource | Not documented |
| Training policy stated | Yessource | Documented |
| Refund terms published | Yes | Documented |
| Content policy published | Yessource | Documented |
| Position on minors published | Yessource | Documented |
Content policy and safety
AICupid documents its output filtering asno documented output filter, and its age policy as none stated.
AICupid does not offer clothing removal from photographs of real people. ClickTug does not list tools that do. Its stated position on the likeness of real people is that documented consent is required.
What the vendor prohibits
- Content depicting sexualised minors, defined as individuals under the age of 18
- Gore, bestiality or sexual violence
- Soliciting or sharing private information about an individual
- Inflammatory or hate speech, including promoting violent extremism
- Content involving self-harm or suicide
- Conveying information on how to bypass moderation controls
The homepage claims zero data leaves your device with no logs and no snooping, which cannot be true of a service that generates images on its own servers. The prohibited list also never addresses sexual imagery of real adults, on a product that accepts uploads.
Vendor acceptable use policy · Vendor minor safety policy · ClickTug content policy
ClickTug verdict
A strong written privacy position undercut by its own homepage. SocialRock LLC states user content is never reused, analysed or used to train any AI model, and that uploads are held only during processing. It can be used without an account and paid for in Bitcoin. Then the homepage claims zero data leaves your device, which cannot be true of a service that generates images on its servers. The prohibited list never addresses sexual imagery of real adults, no deletion procedure is described, and the Pricing link in its own navigation leads to a 404.
Strengths
- States user content is never reused, analysed or used to train any AI model
- Uploaded images and files are held only during processing, then promptly deleted
- Usable without logging in, which almost nothing else here permits
- Names PayPal, Paytm and Bitcoin as payment routes
- Named California company with governing law stated
The training commitment is stated without hedging: content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any model, and uploads are held only during processing. Add use without an account, payment by Bitcoin or PayPal, and a named California company. Weigh it against the homepage claim below, which suggests the marketing is written with less care than the policy.
Limitations
- The Pricing link in its own navigation leads to a 404, so no figure is reachable
- The homepage claims zero data leaves your device, which a server-side generator cannot do
- The prohibited list never addresses sexual imagery of real adults, on a product taking uploads
- No account deletion procedure is described anywhere
- No retention period is given for account or conversation data
- Refunds run 24 hours and are void after ten messages or any credit used
Its own marketing undercuts its own policy. The homepage claims zero data leaves your device, which is not possible for a service generating images server-side, and that makes the genuinely good privacy clauses harder to take at face value. The prohibited list also says nothing about sexual imagery of real adults on a product taking uploads, no deletion procedure is described, and no price is reachable.
Hands on
AICupid makes one commitment more clearly than any other vendor in this directory, and leaves out one thing more conspicuously.
The commitment first. Its privacy policy states that user content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any machine learning or AI model. Not “we may aggregate and de-identify”, not “to improve the service”, not a sentence that leaves room. It then adds that uploaded images and files are not stored permanently, existing only temporarily during processing and being promptly deleted afterwards. Most services in this category either train on user content, reserve the right to, or say nothing at all, which is why nearly every listing on this site records training as not documented.
Two other things follow from the same instinct. The product can be used without logging in, which is rare enough that it is worth stating twice: no account, no email, no payment method to reach it. And payment, when you want it, runs through PayPal, Paytm or Bitcoin, so an adult service need never appear on a card statement.
Now the omission. AICupid accepts image uploads. Its prohibited content list runs to eight items covering sexualised minors, gore, bestiality, sexual violence, doxing, hate speech, self-harm and instructions for bypassing moderation. It never mentions sexual imagery of real adults. Not to permit it, not to forbid it. On a product built to accept photographs, that is the one rule a reader would most want to find, and it is not there.
We are not treating silence as permission. We record what is documented, and this is not documented, so the fact table on this page says so rather than guessing in either direction. But it is worth naming plainly, because the same policy that carefully promises to delete an upload after processing does not say what you are allowed to upload in the first place.
There is a third thing worth weighing, and it is the reason this listing praises the policy more cautiously than an earlier draft did. The homepage states that zero data leaves your device, with no logs and no snooping. That cannot be true of a service which generates images on its own servers, because the prompt has to reach them for anything to come back. It is marketing overreach rather than a lie in the policy, and it matters here because the policy clauses above are the reason to consider this product at all. A company careless in one document invites a closer reading of the other.
The commercial documentation has the same shape: precise where it chooses to be, absent elsewhere. The terms describe a subscription basis and a credits basis, and set a refund window for each, twenty four hours, void after ten messages or after any credit is spent. So both products exist and both have rules attached. The site navigation carries a Pricing link, and following it produces a 404. And the privacy policy, having committed to deleting your uploads, describes no way at all to delete your account.
How AICupid compares
Every figure on the right is computed across the 37 tools ClickTug currently tracks, at the moment this page was built. They are facts about this catalogue rather than about the market, and they move as it grows.
| Measure | AICupid | Across ClickTug |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Not published | $11.99 median of 17 that publish one |
| Publishes a price | No | 26 of 37 tracked |
| Free tier | Yes | 30 of 37 tracked |
| Names its operating company | Yes | 33 of 37 tracked |
| States a training position | Yes | 18 of 37 tracked |
| Publishes a position on minors | Yes | 23 of 25 hosted tools tracked |
AICupid compared with the alternatives
Every cell is read from the same records as each tool's own listing, so nothing here can claim something its page denies. Rows needing an account to confirm are left out entirely rather than guessed at, and live in each listing's feature matrix instead.
| AICupid | SmutFinder | Candy AI | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting price | Not published | $4.99/mo | Behind signup |
| Free tier | Yes | No | Yes |
| Card to start | No | No | No |
| Account required | No | Yes | Yes |
| Runs on your hardware | No | No | No |
| Image generation | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Video generation | No | No | No |
| Voice | No | No | Yes |
| API | No | No | No |
| Mobile app | No | No | No |
| Trains on your content | States no | States no | Yes |
| Account deletion | Not stated | By request | By request |
| Company named | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Position on minors | Published | Published | Published |

AICupid vs SmutFinderCredits
Choose SmutFinder instead if you want the same kind of no-training commitment alongside published credit prices and a named dispute venue.

AICupid vs Candy AISubscription
Choose Candy AI instead if you want a policy that explicitly prohibits imagery resembling real people, and retention periods stated in years.
Quick answers about AICupid
Generated from the same records as the tables above, so an answer here cannot contradict a figure there. Questions only appear when the answer says something specific to this product.
- Is AICupid free?
- There is a free tier. The homepage advertises free, unlimited adult chat with no login. No allowance is published, and no page describes where the free layer ends.
- How much does AICupid cost?
- No price is published. The site navigation carries a Pricing link and the /pricing path returns a 404, including through a rendering browser. The terms describe a subscription basis and a credits basis and set refund windows for both, so paid plans exist. No figure for either is reachable.
- Does AICupid require a credit card to start?
- No card is required to reach the free layer. One is needed for any paid plan.
- Does AICupid offer refunds?
- Subscriptions: 24 hours from payment, denied once more than 10 messages have been used. Credits: 24 hours from payment, denied once any credit has been used.
- Does AICupid accept cryptocurrency?
- Yes. Cryptocurrency is among the payment methods the vendor publishes, which matters to buyers who would rather an adult service did not appear on a card statement.
- Does AICupid accept PayPal?
- Yes, PayPal is among the published payment methods.
- Does AICupid have an app?
- No. It runs in a web browser only, which is common for adult products because both app stores restrict them.
- Can AICupid run locally?
- No. It is a hosted service, so everything you write reaches the vendor's servers.
- Does AICupid train on my conversations?
- The vendor states it does not use user content to train models. That is a written commitment, and rarer in this category than it should be.
- Can I use AICupid without an account?
- Yes. The service can be reached without registering, which almost nothing else in this directory permits.
- Is AICupid actually uncensored?
- ClickTug records no documented output filter, which is a different claim from having no rules: its terms still prohibit a specific list of conduct, set out above.
- What company owns AICupid, and where?
- SocialRock LLC, California, United States. Publishing an identifiable counterparty is worth noting: several tools in this directory name no company at all.
AICupid FAQ
Does AICupid train on my conversations?
It says it does not, and in unusually plain language: its privacy policy states that user content is never reused, analysed, or used to train any machine learning or AI model. It separately states that uploaded images and files are not stored permanently, existing only temporarily during processing before being promptly deleted.
How much does AICupid cost?
No figure is reachable. The site navigation carries a Pricing link and the /pricing path returns a 404, including when loaded in a rendering browser. The terms describe both a subscription basis and a credits basis and set separate refund windows for each, so both products exist. ClickTug records this as a price not reachable on the vendor site rather than one our tooling failed to read.
Can I use AICupid without an account?
Yes. The homepage advertises free adult chat with no login required, making it one of very few services in this directory usable without registering. No allowance for that free layer is published, so where it ends is something you discover by reaching it.
What does AICupid prohibit?
Its terms prohibit content depicting sexualised minors, defined as individuals under 18, along with gore, bestiality and sexual violence, doxing, inflammatory or hate speech including violent extremism, content involving self-harm or suicide, and conveying information on how to bypass moderation controls.
Does AICupid allow images of real people?
Its published rules do not say. The prohibited list covers sexualised minors and doxing and never addresses sexual imagery of real adults, which is a conspicuous gap on a service that accepts image uploads. ClickTug records what is documented rather than assuming a rule exists, and this one is not documented.
How do I delete my AICupid account?
The privacy policy does not say. It describes no account deletion mechanism or process, which is why this listing records deletion as unknown rather than on request. That sits oddly beside a policy otherwise specific enough to promise that uploads are deleted after processing.
How we checked AICupid
- Checked
- 9 August 2026
- Documents read
- 3
- Claims checked
- 3
- Documentation gaps
- 3
What we did
- Read every policy document linked from this page, in full
- Loaded the pricing page, and re-loaded it in a rendering browser where it was empty
- Checked the homepage against the pricing and policy pages for disagreement
- Ran the vendor's own homepage through ClickTug's excluded-terms gate
- Searched for reporting, incident-database entries and independent testing
What we have not done
Everything below needs an account, and ClickTug does not hold one here. These are recorded as not tested rather than guessed at, which is why they are absent from the tables above rather than marked "no".
- Signup completed
- Email verification required
- Card required at signup
- First response generated
- Long-term memory
- Voice feature
- Character creation
- Delete-account control
- Chat export
- Cancellation flow
Verified ClickTug observed this directly on the vendor's own pages.Documented The vendor states this in a document we have linked.Not documented We read the document that would carry this and it is absent.Not tested Checking this needs an account. We have not held one, so we have not checked.
Sources for this listing
ClickTug last checked these facts on 9 Aug 2026 against 3 vendor sources. Pricing and data policies in this category change within weeks, so treat the date as part of the fact.
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