Kissable vs Selfie

Kissable is an AI companion app for creating a girlfriend, boyfriend, or friend that remembers conversations and can send photos and voice messages. Its persistent knowledge graph collects conversation details and displays them in a visual Discover tab. Companions can generate couple photos and send eight-second video messages with audio and camera movement. Voice messages have 10+ emotional tones, and their speed and intimacy adapt as the relationship deepens. A companion can text first up to five times daily, with messages informed by time of day, local weather, holidays, and the most recent conversation. Users can choose from 40+ personality traits, write a backstory, and upload an image or select from a catalog. Kissable says users can import a companion’s personality, memories, shared history, and preferences from other apps. Its privacy policy says conversations, photos, and voice clips are not sold, used for advertising, or used to train AI models; messages are processed by third-party AI providers. Kissable is for adults aged 18 and over. Premium costs $19.99 a month; one-time Kisses purchases are also available.

Selfie is a social network built around AI twins: profiles that answer questions in their owner’s voice from material the owner provides. Users can create a twin from social accounts, photos, documents, links, text, and other content. The creator page names Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X, podcasts, and writing as sources. A Selfie can respond while its owner is offline, with persistent memory and extensive customization. The Free plan costs nothing and lets users create a Selfie without a follower minimum. Creators set subscriber prices from $1 to $1,000 per month and keep 75% of subscription revenue. Fans can tip $2, $5, $10, or $25, with creators retaining 75%. Profile merchandise returns 95% before card processing. Payouts use Stripe after identity verification. Selfie runs on iOS and the web, and users must be at least 18.