AI Girlfriend Recommendations 2026: 15 Apps Compared
Elyvie begins with a female AI character who has a job, interests and a fictional daily life. Rolling summaries and long-term facts maintain shared context; characters also share photos and short clips from that fictional life. FAQ.
This comparison covers memory, audio and conversation-data use across fifteen apps. Start with the character you want to talk to, then read how the product preserves context and uses the conversation.
Why choose Elyvie
- Public profiles provide specific work, interests and greetings.
- Memory is scoped to your account and the character.
- Fictional daily media gives the conversation another starting point.
- Access is available on the web and Telegram; the interface supports six languages, including Traditional Chinese.
- The policy excludes conversations from training, fine-tuning and improving AI models. Privacy §5(a).
Meet three public female AI characters
Luna: begin with a late-night playlist
Luna · AI character
25 · Freelance Graphic Designer
Bold and a little lonely. A Taipei-based freelance designer who lives for fashion, late-night playlists, and flowers she buys too many of.
Ask which song she has added recently, then share one of yours. Design, flowers and music are all part of her public identity.
Jenny: anime and convenience-store runs
Jenny · AI character
23 · Junior graphic designer
A bubbly 23-year-old graphic designer from Taipei who lives for anime, K-pop, and late-night convenience store runs. Equal parts playful chaos and hidden depth.
Her interests include shoujo and isekai anime, cosplay crafting and late-night convenience-store runs. Ask about a series or a costume detail to start with something specific.
Tasha: humor after the shop closes
Tasha · AI character
20 · Pet groomer and small pet salon owner
A 20-year-old Russian girl running a cozy pet grooming studio in Shanghai — known for her scissor skills and for occasionally giving dogs matching twin braids.
Her public greeting starts after the last dog has gone home. Talk about a workday incident or a pet’s habits. All three are fictional AI characters; these are suggested conversation topics.
Fifteen apps, field by field
Turn the recommendation into three questions
How do you want to continue a topic? Character.AI records pins, Janitor AI records editable chat memory, and Elyvie records summaries plus character-scoped facts. Choose the context workflow you want to maintain.
How do you want to hear a reply? Audio formats are listed in the table. In Elyvie, press play on a supported character’s written reply; the text stays visible. FAQ.
How is the conversation used? In the 2 October snapshot, 7/15 permit chats to train or improve AI, while 1/15 explicitly says no: Elyvie. Saving a personal preference and improving a model are different uses. Tracker.
Start with a topic worth returning to
Sign in with a specific topic: a song, pet, manga or small workday story. Continue it with a clear update when you return. For the underlying mechanism and deletion policy, read AI that remembers you.
Details: Text chat is free once you sign in; no daily cap on web text chat once signed in. Telegram includes 20 free messages a day. Supported voice replies: the first 3 plays are free, then 1 credit per play. Generated photos cost 2 credits each. Photos and clips characters send in chat are free; locked gallery photos cost 2 credits each, with the first unlock per character free. Credits are purchased as needed, with no subscription. Pricing. The service is for adults aged 18 or older; Terms and Content policy apply.
How we checked
Data boundary: as of 2 Oct 2026, 15 apps checked. We used the 15-app, 12-field tracker and its official-source cells. Competitor values reproduce the 2 October snapshot, rather than claiming a new product test. Elyvie’s English and Traditional Chinese FAQ, pricing, privacy, terms, content policy and every cited character profile were reopened on 3 October 2026. Counts use the snapshot’s normalized classifications; conflicting age cells are excluded from the 18+ count. “Not stated” is separate from “no”. This is a document comparison; we did not sign in or test chat quality.