EVA AI

EVA AI

Mobile-first AI companion with the most detailed child safety policy here, priced in the app stores.

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What is EVA AI?

EVA AI is a mobile AI companion: a configurable character you chat with in text or voice, that remembers earlier conversations and can send generated photos of itself. It runs on iOS and Android and there is no web version, which makes it one of the few genuinely app-first products in this directory. The App Store seller is Novi Limited.

At a glance

Key facts about EVA AI, last verified 9 Aug 2026
CategoryApps
Pricing modelSubscription
Starting price$11.99 per month
Free tierYesThe app installs and opens free with a limited daily allowance of messages and in-app currency. The exact allowance is not published.
Free trialNo
Card required at signupNo
Account requiredYes
Payment methodsApple in-app, Google Play
PlatformsiOS, Android
Generation modesCharacter chat, Text chat, Voice chat, Text to image
Content filteringLight filtering
Age policySelf-declared at signup
Position on minorsPublishedread it
Data retentionThe App Store privacy card records that EVA AI collects purchase history, coarse location, email address and name, user content including photos and other content, user and device identifiers, product interaction data and crash diagnostics, all linked to the user's identity. Identifiers and usage data are additionally used to track the user across other companies' apps and websites.source
Trains on your contentNot documented
Deletion on requestOn request to support
Anonymous useNot supported
CompanyNovi Limited, Not stated on the vendor site; listed as the App Store seller
Last verifiedby ClickTugger

Product identity

Identity and operator of EVA AI
Official nameEVA AIVerified
OperatorNovi LimitedDocumented
JurisdictionNot stated on the vendor site; listed as the App Store sellerDocumented
Websiteevaapp.aiVerified
Also known asEVA AI Soulmate, evaapp.ai, iFriendVerified

What EVA AI 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 claims checked against ClickTug findings
Vendor claimWhat we foundStatus
Membership from $11.99The App Store lists one month memberships at $11.99, $14.99 and $24.99. Which is offered variessourceHas changed
Detailed child safety policyVerified. Names prohibited conduct specifically and commits to reporting confirmed material to NCMECsourceHolds up
Companion app privacyThe App Store privacy card records identifiers and usage data used to track you across other companies' appssourceUnclear

Who it is for

People who want a companion on a phone rather than in a browser tab, and who are willing to pay through an app store. Notifications, voice messages and persistent memory make more sense on a device you carry. It also suits anyone who cares that the vendor has published a real child safety policy, because it publishes the most detailed one we have read.

Who it is not for

Anyone who wants to use it on a desktop, because there is no web version. Anyone who dislikes in-app currencies, because photos and appearance changes are metered in Neurons on top of the membership. And anyone who wants to know where the company is registered, because the vendor's site does not say.

Pricing

A one month membership is 11.99 US dollars on the App Store, three months is 20.99 and twelve months is 47.99. Those are not the only figures listed: the same store page shows one month memberships at 14.99 and 24.99, and a twelve month membership at 69.99, so what you are offered may not be the cheapest price shown. Neurons, the in-app currency spent on generated photos and appearance changes, are charged separately at 9.99 for 500 or 29.99 for 2,000.

The app installs and opens without payment, with a limited daily allowance of messages and Neurons. The allowance is not published, so the practical answer is that you can try it before paying and cannot find out how much of it you get until you do.

TierPriceIncludes
FreeFree
  • A limited daily allowance of messages
  • A small daily allowance of Neurons

The size of the daily allowance is not published.

1 Month Membership$11.99/month
  • Membership features for one month

The App Store also lists one month memberships at 14.99 and 24.99 US dollars. Which is offered appears to vary.

3 Months Membership$20.99 one-time
  • Membership features for three months
12 Months Membership$47.99 one-time
  • Membership features for twelve months

A twelve month membership at 69.99 US dollars is also listed.

500 Neurons$9.99 one-time
  • In-app currency spent on generated photos and appearance changes

Neurons are consumed separately from the membership. A 2,000 Neuron pack is listed at 29.99.

Refunds: Purchases are made through Apple or Google, so refunds follow those stores' policies rather than the vendor's. The vendor publishes no separate refund terms.

Signup friction

No card is entered with the vendor. Payment goes through Apple or Google using whatever method is already on the store account, which also means refunds are handled by the store rather than by Novi Limited.

  • No card at signup
  • Account required
  • Anonymous use not supported

Platforms

iOS and Android only. There is no web application, and the website exists to describe the product and link to the two stores rather than to run it.

  • iOS
  • Android

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".

Features of EVA AI
Text chatYesDocumented
Character chatYesDocumented
Image generationYesDocumented
Image to imageNot offeredDocumented
Video generationNot offeredDocumented
VoiceYesDocumented
WebNot offeredDocumented
iOSYesDocumented
AndroidYesDocumented
DesktopNot offeredDocumented
APINot offeredDocumented
Runs locallyNoDocumented
Long-term memoryNeeds an accountNot tested
Group chatNeeds an accountNot tested
Custom system promptNeeds an accountNot tested
Model selectionNeeds an accountNot tested

Privacy and data

The clearest source is the App Store privacy card, which records purchase history, coarse location, email address and name, user content including photos, user and device identifiers, product interaction data and crash diagnostics, all linked to your identity. It also records that identifiers and usage data are used to track you across other companies' apps and websites, which is a materially different position from the companion products that run in a browser. Whether conversations are used to train models is not addressed anywhere ClickTug could cite.

RetentionThe App Store privacy card records that EVA AI collects purchase history, coarse location, email address and name, user content including photos and other content, user and device identifiers, product interaction data and crash diagnostics, all linked to the user's identity. Identifiers and usage data are additionally used to track the user across other companies' apps and websites.source
Trains on your contentNot documented
DeletionOn request to support
Privacy policyRead the vendor policy

Privacy disclosure

Privacy disclosure by EVA AI
Trains on your contentNot addressed anywheresourceNot documented
Account deletionBy request to supportDocumented
Deletion control seen workingNeeds an accountNot tested
Chat exportNeeds an accountNot tested
Usable without an accountNo, an account is requiredDocumented
Payment methods disclosedYesDocumented

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.

Documentation published by EVA AI
Price publishedYes, from $11.99sourceVerified
Operating company namedNovi LimitedDocumented
Jurisdiction statedNot stated on the vendor site; listed as the App Store sellerDocumented
Retention period statedNo period givensourceNot documented
Training policy statedNosourceNot documented
Refund terms publishedYesDocumented
Content policy publishedYessourceDocumented
Position on minors publishedYessourceDocumented

Content policy and safety

EVA AI documents its output filtering aslight filtering, and its age policy as self-declared at signup.

EVA AI 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 it is blocked outright.

What the vendor prohibits

  • Any form of child sexual abuse, exploitation or content involving minors
  • Content that sexualises a person presented as a minor
  • Uploading imagery of real people for use as a companion likeness

Age is self-declared in the app despite an 18+ App Store rating, and the App Store privacy card records that identifiers and usage data are used to track users across other companies' apps and websites.

ClickTug verdict

The best child safety policy in this directory attached to the most aggressive monetisation in it. EVA AI publishes a specific, stable child safety document with a named NCMEC reporting commitment, which almost nobody here does. It then charges for a membership and separately for the currency that generated photos consume, lists several prices for the same membership length on one App Store page, and publishes no company address on its own site. Read the App Store privacy card first: identifiers and usage data are used to track you across other companies apps.

Strengths

  • Child safety policy is the most detailed we have assessed, with a named NCMEC reporting commitment
  • Genuinely mobile-first, with voice, notifications and persistent memory built for a phone
  • Payment runs through Apple or Google, so no card is handed to the vendor and store refund rules apply
  • Prices are published and checkable on the App Store, unusual for an app-only product here
  • Rated 18+ on the App Store rather than relying only on an in-app declaration

The child safety policy is the most detailed of any vendor we have assessed. It names prohibited conduct specifically rather than gesturing at illegality, and commits to reporting confirmed child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or the relevant regional authority. Roughly one vendor in eight in this category publishes anything on the subject at all.

Limitations

  • Generated photos and appearance changes cost Neurons on top of the membership
  • The App Store lists several prices for the same membership length, so the cheapest is not guaranteed
  • The vendor's own website publishes no price, no company address and no jurisdiction
  • The App Store privacy card records tracking across other companies' apps and websites
  • Whether conversations train models is not documented anywhere citable

The commercial design is aggressive and the corporate disclosure is thin. Memberships and Neurons are separate charges, the same store page lists several prices for the same membership length, and generated photos consume currency you have to keep buying. Meanwhile the vendor's own website publishes no price, no company address and no jurisdiction, so the App Store listing is doing all the disclosure work.

Hands on

EVA AI was the closest of any unlisted vendor to qualifying under our old rules, and it failed on the one thing it had no obvious way to fix: its website publishes no price. It is listed now because we changed the rule, and because App Store figures are published by the vendor and checkable by anyone.

What made it worth revisiting is the child safety policy. It sits at a stable URL, it names prohibited conduct specifically instead of gesturing at illegality in general, and it commits to reporting confirmed material to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or the relevant regional authority. That is a named recipient and a stated obligation, and in a category where roughly one vendor in eight says anything at all on the subject, it is the most detailed document of its kind we have read.

We are careful about how much weight that carries. A policy is a claim, not evidence, and this directory changed its rules in August 2026 precisely because it had been treating the two as the same thing. What we can say is that we searched for reporting, incident records and independent testing naming EVA AI or its publisher and found no adverse finding, and that the document itself is more specific than the category norm by a wide margin.

The commercial design deserves equal plainness. There is a membership, and there is Neurons, and they are separate. Generated photos consume Neurons. Changing your companion’s appearance consumes Neurons. The daily free allowance is enough to see one photo, which is a design decision rather than an accident. Anyone budgeting for this should assume the membership is the floor rather than the price.

Then there is the App Store page itself, which lists one month memberships at 11.99, 14.99 and 24.99 dollars, and twelve month memberships at 47.99 and 69.99. That is normal for apps that run pricing experiments, and it means the figure at the top of this listing is the cheapest published price rather than a promise of what you will be shown. We record the lowest because it is the one we can cite, and we say this so you can check.

The last thing to read before installing is the App Store privacy card, which is doing more disclosure work than the vendor’s own website. It records that identifiers and usage data are used to track you across other companies’ apps and websites. For a general app that would be unremarkable. For a companion product where the content of the relationship is the product, it is worth knowing that something about your use of it travels.

The EVA AI home page: the words Feel seen over a night street scene, with App Store and Google Play download buttons beneath
The site sells the app rather than running it. Both download buttons are above the fold and there is no web version behind them.

How EVA AI 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.

EVA AI compared with the ClickTug catalogue
MeasureEVA AIAcross ClickTug
Starting price$11.99$11.99 median of 17 that publish one
Publishes a priceYes26 of 37 tracked
Free tierYes30 of 37 tracked
Names its operating companyYes33 of 37 tracked
States a training positionNo18 of 37 tracked
Publishes a position on minorsYes23 of 25 hosted tools tracked

At $11.99 a month, EVA AI is cheaper than 7 of the 17 tools here that publish a starting price.

EVA AI 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.

EVA AI compared with its alternatives on price, features and disclosure
 EVA AIKindroidCandy AI
Starting price$11.99/mo$15.99/moBehind signup
Free tierYesYesYes
Card to startNoNoNo
Account requiredYesYesYes
Runs on your hardwareNoNoNo
Image generationYesYesYes
Video generationNoNoNo
VoiceYesYesYes
APINoNoNo
Mobile appYesYesNo
Trains on your contentNot statedNot statedYes
Account deletionBy requestIn accountBy request
Company namedYesYesYes
Position on minorsPublishedPublishedPublished
  • Kindroid

    EVA AI vs KindroidSubscription

    Choose Kindroid instead if you want a companion with a published web price and third-party age verification rather than an in-app currency and an app store listing.

  • Candy AI

    EVA AI vs Candy AISubscription

    Choose Candy AI instead if you want a browser-based companion from a company that states its registered address and jurisdiction, and you can live with no published price at all.

Quick answers about EVA AI

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 EVA AI free?
There is a free tier. The app installs and opens free with a limited daily allowance of messages and in-app currency. The exact allowance is not published.
How much does EVA AI cost?
Paid plans start at $11.99 a month. Every tier and what it includes is listed in the pricing section above, taken from the vendor's own page.
Does EVA AI require a credit card to start?
No card is required to reach the free layer. One is needed for any paid plan.
Does EVA AI offer refunds?
Purchases are made through Apple or Google, so refunds follow those stores' policies rather than the vendor's. The vendor publishes no separate refund terms.
Does EVA AI have an app?
Yes, on iOS and Android.
Can EVA AI run locally?
No. It is a hosted service, so everything you write reaches the vendor's servers.
Can I delete my EVA AI account?
Deletion is by request to the vendor rather than a setting you can use yourself.
Is EVA AI actually uncensored?
Not entirely. ClickTug records it as light filtering, and the prohibited list above says what it refuses.
What company owns EVA AI, and where?
Novi Limited, Not stated on the vendor site; listed as the App Store seller. Publishing an identifiable counterparty is worth noting: several tools in this directory name no company at all.

EVA AI FAQ

How much does EVA AI cost?

A one month membership is 11.99 US dollars on the App Store, three months is 20.99 and twelve months is 47.99. The same page also lists one month memberships at 14.99 and 24.99 and a twelve month membership at 69.99, so the offer you see may not be the cheapest. Neurons, the currency spent on generated photos, are extra at 9.99 for 500 or 29.99 for 2,000.

Why is EVA AI's price on the App Store rather than its website?

Because the vendor's website publishes no price at all. ClickTug accepts App Store and Google Play figures as citable: they are published by the vendor and checkable by anyone, and requiring a web pricing page from a product sold only through stores would be a rule about distribution rather than transparency.

Is EVA AI free?

The app installs and opens free with a limited daily allowance of messages and Neurons. The allowance is not published, so you can try it before paying but cannot find out how much you get without installing it.

What does EVA AI say about child safety?

It publishes a dedicated child safety policy stating that it prohibits any form of child sexual abuse, exploitation or content involving minors, and that it reports confirmed child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children or the relevant regional authority. It is the most detailed policy of its kind ClickTug has assessed in this category.

What data does EVA AI collect?

Its App Store privacy card records purchase history, coarse location, email address and name, user content including photos, user and device identifiers, product interaction data and crash diagnostics, all linked to your identity. It separately records that identifiers and usage data are used to track you across other companies' apps and websites.

Which company operates EVA AI?

Novi Limited is listed as the seller on the Apple App Store. The vendor's own website does not name the operating company or state a registered address or jurisdiction, which is why this listing records the App Store seller rather than a corporate registration.

How we checked EVA AI

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
  • Captured the interface and reviewed the capture by eye

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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