Kindroid

What is Kindroid?

Kindroid is an AI companion app for web, iOS and Android. You build a character by writing its personality, a backstory and specific memories, then talk to it by text or by real-time voice call. It generates selfies of that character on request, billed from a credit balance, and the companion can open links and look at images you send. It is a companion product rather than a generator: the output is a relationship with one character rather than a library of images.

At a glance

Product identity

Pricing

The App Store lists the subscription at 15.99 US dollars a month, 42.99 for three months or 159.99 for a year. Two add-ons sit on top of a subscription rather than replacing it: Ultra at 28.99 a month and MAX at 68.99. Selfie credits and extra companion slots are separate purchases, from 3.49 to 14.99. Kindroid's web checkout is reported to be cheaper than the app stores, but it sits behind a login and ClickTug has not verified it.

Kindroid's own documentation refers to free accounts, and the app is free to download, so a free tier exists. What it includes is not published anywhere readable, so ClickTug records the allowance as unverified rather than guessing at message or selfie limits.

Refunds: No prorated refund for the current subscription period. Purchases made through an app store are refunded by Apple or Google rather than by Kindroid.

Platforms

Web, iOS and Android. That combination is unusual for an 18+ companion app, since both app stores restrict adult content, and it is worth knowing that store availability in this category can change without notice.

• Web
• 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".

Privacy and data

Chat conversations and generated media are kept until you delete the individual companion or delete the whole account, so deletion is self-serve rather than a support request. Kindroid states that after termination it may not be possible to completely remove content from its records. Its terms grant a licence to de-identify and aggregate private user content and use that freely, without saying explicitly whether individual conversations train models, so ClickTug records training as not documented. Age verification data is handled by Yoti and never reaches Kindroid.

Privacy disclosure

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.

Content policy and safety

Kindroid documents its output filtering aslight filtering, and its age policy as document or third-party verification.

Kindroid 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 classifiable as, or supporting the creation of, child sexual abuse material
• Using anyone's name, likeness or persona without permission
• Content directed at real-world harm
• Content encouraging imminent self-harm

Kindroid does not moderate the private conversations of verified adults. Its own framing is three red lines rather than a filter, so expect the model to follow you almost anywhere else.

Vendor acceptable use policy · Vendor minor safety policy · ClickTug content policy

ClickTug verdict

The best safety posture ClickTug has verified in adult AI, attached to a product that is genuinely a companion rather than a generator. Kindroid checks age with documents through a third party that it never sees the results of, states its content rules as three specific red lines instead of a filter policy, and publishes how often its checks fire. The costs are real: retention lasts as long as the account, deletion is admitted to be imperfect, and the cheapest price is behind a login. But on the question this directory cares most about, it is the clearest answer in the category.

Hands on

How Kindroid 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.

At $15.99 a month, Kindroid is cheaper than 4 of the 17 tools here that publish a starting price.

Quick answers about Kindroid

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 Kindroid free?

There is a free tier. Kindroid's own documentation refers to free accounts, but what one includes is not published. Treat the allowance as unverified.

How much does Kindroid cost?

Paid plans start at $15.99 a month. Every tier and what it includes is listed in the pricing section above, taken from the vendor's own page.

Does Kindroid require a credit card to start?

No card is required to reach the free layer. One is needed for any paid plan.

Does Kindroid offer refunds?

No prorated refund for the current subscription period. Purchases made through an app store are refunded by Apple or Google rather than by Kindroid.

Does Kindroid have an app?

Yes, on iOS and Android.

Can Kindroid run locally?

No. It is a hosted service, so everything you write reaches the vendor's servers.

Can I delete my Kindroid account?

Yes, through a control in the account rather than by asking support.

Is Kindroid actually uncensored?

Not entirely. ClickTug records it as light filtering, and the prohibited list above says what it refuses.

What company owns Kindroid, and where?

Beautifully Incorporated, Los Angeles, California, United States. Publishing an identifiable counterparty is worth noting: several tools in this directory name no company at all.