Kindroid

Overview

Kindroid is an AI companion service for creating customizable characters, called Kins, and talking with them by text, voice, or video. It suits adults who want control over a companion’s personality and appearance, plus richer memory and group features if they subscribe. Its appeal is breadth of interaction; the free tier’s strict caps and lack of end-to-end encryption are meaningful trade-offs.

Users must be at least 18 or the age of majority in their jurisdiction. Kindroid is operated by BEAUTIFULLY INCORPORATED.

Key features

Custom Kins and communication

You can define a Kin’s name, personality, backstory, appearance, and voice, then use text and voice messages, voice and video calls, selfies, video selfies, and proactive messages. That range makes Kindroid a stronger fit for people seeking a configurable, multimodal companion than for anyone who only needs a basic text chatbot. Group chats can bring together up to 10 Kins, but are paid-only; Standard includes up to 20 groups.

Memory, web access, and integrations

Kindroid offers persistent, long-term, and retrievable memory. Free users get basic long-term memory, while subscribers gain Cascaded Memory; Ultra and MAX add-ons raise memory capacity to higher tiers. Subscribers can also ask a Kin to search the internet and use link sharing. Developers can use the authenticated API at https://api.kindroid.ai/v1, including a Discord bot endpoint.

Privacy and support

Application data and chats are encrypted at rest and in transit, and Kindroid says it does not sell data. It is not end-to-end encrypted: its systems process conversations to generate replies, and automated safety systems review content. That distinction matters for users who want a companion app but do not want their chats handled by the service. Email support is available, while Discord help tickets are described as the quickest route for technical issues and bugs.

Pricing

Kindroid is freemium, with a free plan and a 3-day trial. The free plan costs nothing and includes unlimited Lite-model messages, two Kins, one selfie every two hours (two maximum), 5,000 lifetime audio characters, and basic long-term memory. The caps on Kins, selfies, and audio make it a useful way to try the service, but not a like-for-like substitute for subscriber features.

• Standard (web): $37.99 a month, billed 3 months. Includes flagship models, 10 Kins, 20 groups, Cascaded Memory, video calls, and 1M audio credits/month.
• Standard (app): $42.99 a month, billed 3 months. Includes the same listed features as web Standard; the app price is higher.
• Ultra add-on (web): $24.99 a month, billed monthly; requires Standard and provides higher memory capacity.
• Ultra add-on (app): $28.99 a month, billed monthly; requires Standard and provides higher memory capacity.
• MAX add-on (web): $59.99 a month, billed monthly; requires Standard and Ultra and provides the highest memory tier.

Standard’s three-month billing term is important if you want to commit for less time; the monthly Ultra and MAX add-ons are additional subscriptions, not standalone plans. The listed app add-ons and Standard plan cost more than their web counterparts. Choose free for occasional use within its limits, Standard for flagship models, more Kins, groups, video calls, and Cascaded Memory, or add Ultra/MAX only if you need the higher memory tiers.

Platforms

Kindroid is available on Android, iOS, and the web, and provides an API for integrations.

Who it's for

Kindroid is best for adults who want to shape a companion’s character and communicate beyond text, or who need memory, multi-Kin group chats, internet search, or API access. It is a poor fit for users seeking end-to-end encrypted conversations, or for anyone who needs the paid group and memory features without a subscription.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Extensive character controls cover identity, personality, backstory, appearance, and voice.
• Pros: Communication spans messages, calls, selfies, video selfies, and subscriber group chats, rather than text alone.
• Pros: Persistent memory and an authenticated API support longer-running use and integrations.
• Cons: Free use is restricted to two Kins, limited selfies, 5,000 lifetime audio characters, Lite messages, and no Cascaded Memory.
• Cons: Group chats and internet access are subscriber features, while the app Standard price is higher than web Standard.
• Cons: Chats are not end-to-end encrypted and are processed by Kindroid’s systems.

Alternatives

Browse AI Companion Apps for more options in the category.

• Nomi AI has a free plan across Android, iOS, and web, plus a 4.99 USD one-time purchase for 40 credits and a 9.99 USD monthly Launch Plan. Consider it if those listed access options suit you better than Kindroid’s paid tiers.
• Consider it if you want to compare another free companion service.
• Ensoul is a free option for Android, macOS, web, and Windows. Consider it if those platforms and a free plan are your priority.
• Paradot AI has a free plan with a daily message allowance, one companion, basic memory, and text chat; Plus is $9 a month and includes unlimited messages. Consider it if a lower-priced monthly unlimited-message plan fits your needs.
• Kissable has a free plan with limited daily text messages and basic chat features. Consider it if you want a free text-focused option.
• DreamGF AI offers a free starting experience and a free trial on Android, iOS, and web. Consider it if trying that service’s free starting experience is preferable.
• Utsuwa is free across Android, Linux, macOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows, with no subscription or paywalled features; it supports bringing your own model keys or using a local model. Consider it if you want those model choices and broad platform support.
• Candy AI offers a free plan and trial across Android, iOS, and web. Its Premium — 12 Months plan is $3.99 a year, billed as an annual payment of €47.88 and displayed as €3.99/month. Consider it if that annual plan’s listed price and terms appeal to you.

Verdict

Choose Kindroid if you want a highly customizable adult AI companion with voice and video interactions, persistent memory, and subscriber group chats. Its free plan lets you try the core experience, but the strongest memory and group features require paid access, and privacy-conscious users should look elsewhere if end-to-end encryption is a requirement.