Ensoul
7.2#4 in ai companion apps$12 one-timeFree planAndroidWebmacOSWindows
VisitEnsoul vs Neo
What both publish
| Fact | Ensoul | Neo |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker names Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and DeepSeek Harness as coding agent session stores its folder tool can read. | The site says Neo connects calls, calendars, smart devices, and the AI models users choose. |
| Memory | Memories from conversations can be read, corrected, or deleted by the user. | Neo says its memory uses a graph and vector store to connect and recall insights, goals, beliefs, patterns, and feelings. |
| Support | The maker lists [email protected] and says support emails are read by the project operator. | The site offers product documentation and direct team support, and says partner onboarding is available for care organisations, resellers, and integrators. |
Ensoul plans
- EnsoulFree
- Hosted access contribution$12, paid once
Neo plans
- Neo App FreeFree
- Plus€13.99 a month
- Matrix Home€19.99, paid once
- Family€24.99 a month
- Matrix Care€29.99, paid once
- Matrix Care+€39.99, paid once
Pick Ensoul if…
Ensoul suits adults 18 and over who want to create AI companions and manage their memories themselves. It may also suit users who want to import or export companion files or choose their model provider.
Pick Neo if…
Neo suits individuals or families looking for a companion for reminders, appointments, calls, and personal notes. The free plan has a 50-message daily limit; the maker directs care organisations to a separate site.