Design your own AI boyfriend and chat by text or voice
- AI boyfriend builder
- Personality archetypes
- Image generation
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From $25.99/mo
Free plan
AI companion directory / 2026
Compare 148 tools for chat, voice, images and video.
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Create your own AI girlfriend or boyfriend
Design your own AI boyfriend and chat by text or voice
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From $25.99/mo
Free plan
Mobile-first AI partner app focused on emotional bonds
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Free plan
Swipe-style AI girlfriend app with zodiac personalities
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Free plan
Arabic-first AI girlfriend that speaks your dialect
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Free plan
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From $3.89/mo (billed yearly)
Free plan
Build an AI girlfriend or boyfriend in a minute
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Big catalog of roleplay characters for adult chat
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Build-your-own AI companion with images and voice
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Free plan
Design a companion with a look, personality and voice you choose
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From $12.99/mo
Build an AI companion through a guided setup
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AI romance with character chat, calls and creative tools
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From $15/mo
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Start with what matters most to you. If conversation is the priority, look for long-term memory and consistent personalities. If you want visuals, compare image realism and how many generations each plan includes.
Check the pricing model before committing: some platforms charge a flat subscription while others sell tokens for images, voice and calls. Finally, read the privacy policy, especially how chat logs are stored.
FAQs
Everything you need to know about choosing an AI companion.
An AI girlfriend is a chatbot companion that holds ongoing conversations, remembers details about you and, on many platforms, can send voice messages and generated images.
Most offer a free tier with limited messages or images. Unlimited chat, voice and image generation usually need a monthly subscription or token packs.
The directory uses our editorial order to help you compare tools. Listings draw on published product information and available reviews. Research-based entries are labeled; tools awaiting an editorial score are shown as not rated.