DreamGF AI vs Ensoul

DreamGF AI is an AI companion chat service for adults, built around conversations and character creation. Users can chat or flirt with fictional, AI-generated companions, which the service says can remember details across chats and sessions. Character settings include appearance, personality, voice, hobbies, outfits and texting style. Features include voice conversations, image or video chat, companion selfies, moods, proactive and surprise messages; voice tone and accent can be customized. The service describes these conversations as entertainment and says it is intended for adults aged 18 or older. DreamGF AI runs on Android, iOS and the web, and its responsive site also works in modern browsers on phones and tablets without an app installation. A free starting experience is available at free, along with a free trial; free and paid plans are offered. Most features require an account, and usage limits apply, though no numerical limits are listed. The privacy policy says chats are stored for memory and personalization, while personal data and chat history are not sold.

Ensoul is a local-first AI companion app that keeps a companion’s identity, memory, mood, and history as documents on the user’s device. It runs on Android, macOS, Windows, and the web. Users can connect directly to a provider or use one key to access Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, and open models. Memories from conversations can be reviewed, corrected, or deleted. Ensoul can import companions from documents, folders, files, character cards, notes, and chat exports, then export a folder containing identity, history, media, and tools. Listed features include group conversations between companions, generated images, and voice. Its folder tool can read coding-agent session stores from Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and DeepSeek Harness. The free plan requires users to bring their own model key and does not require an account. Hosted access is available through a 12.00 USD one-time contribution, which grants three months of sustained access. Desktop and mobile app data is stored locally; browser data and API keys are kept in that browser’s local storage. The maker describes Ensoul as early software built by one person.