MyVirtual.Love vs Nastia

MyVirtual.Love is a browser-based AI companion platform for adults. It lets users chat in real time with characters and receive AI-generated photos. A catalog offers photorealistic and anime-style characters, while the Create AI wizard builds characters by appearance, personality, relationship, and voice. Roleplay can begin with prepared scenes or a user’s own idea; controls adjust writing style, reply length, and explicitness. Subscribers can request photos in chat, render images in the studio, and make voice calls. Calls currently use English and consume hearts by the minute. Characters retain details such as names, preferences, and story context; users can view, pin, or correct those memories. The service runs on phone and computer browsers without installation, supports seven listed languages, and says account chats, characters, and photos remain private. It is strictly 18+, allowing explicit consenting-adult roleplay while prohibiting minors, non-consent, and real people. Plans are Free at free, Premium at $10.99 a month, and Maxxx at $28.99 a month.

Nastia is an AI roleplay chat service for fantasy, romance, adult roleplay and creative writing. Users can customize a companion's appearance, personality, voice, backstory and behavior, while the maker says persistent memory carries storylines, characters, lore and plot points across sessions. Group chats support roleplay with multiple AI companions. Other features include voice messages, AI selfies and images, video generation and custom voice cloning. The maker also lists collaborative fiction, worldbuilding, horror and emotional support as uses. Nastia runs on Android, iOS, macOS, web and Windows, though native mobile apps are not available. Its free plan includes uncensored chat, daily token limits and basic companion customization. Unlimited costs $15.99 a month and includes unlimited messages, AI selfies, voice messages, HD video generation, group chats and custom voices. The service is for people aged 18 or older. Its privacy policy says user creations are not shown to other users and personal information is not sold; some enforcement records may be retained for up to 7 years.