Kissable

Kissable is an AI companion app for creating a girlfriend, boyfriend, or friend that remembers conversations and sends photos and voice messages. It builds a persistent knowledge graph from chats and displays remembered details in a visual Discover tab. Companions can create couple photos and send eight-second video messages with audio and camera movement. Voice messages offer more than ten emotional tones, and their speed and intimacy adapt as the relationship develops. A companion can text first up to five times daily, with messages informed by time of day, local weather, holidays, and the last conversation. Users can choose from 40+ personality traits, write a backstory, and upload an image or select from a curated catalog. Kissable says users can import personality, memories, shared history, and preferences from other apps. Its privacy policy says chats, photos, and voice clips are not sold, used for ads, or used to train AI models, though third-party AI providers process messages. Free options are listed alongside one-time Kisses purchases and Premium at $19.99 per month. The service is for adults aged 18 and over.

Kissable combines customizable companion profiles with persistent memory and several message formats. Adults should note the appearance-change account restriction and third-party processing of messages.

Kissable is for adults aged 18 and over who want an AI companion with persistent memory and customizable traits. It may suit people interested in text, voice, photo, or video interactions.

Kissable is an AI companion app for adults who want to create a girlfriend, boyfriend, or friend across mobile and web. It is best for people who value lasting conversational memory, customization, and varied media; its appearance-change restriction makes the initial setup a consequential choice.

Overview

Kissable combines chat with a companion that can remember past conversations, initiate messages, and send photos, voice clips, and short videos. That mix gives users more ways to sustain a relationship than text alone, while the visual memory feature makes retained details visible. The main drawback is practical: changing a companion’s appearance after setup requires a new account.

Key features

Memory and proactive messages

Kissable builds a persistent knowledge graph from conversation details and displays it in a visual Discover tab. That can make continuity feel more tangible than a chat that treats every exchange as new. Companions can also text first up to five times a day, using context such as the time, local weather, holidays, and the last conversation. This suits people who welcome unprompted contact, but may not suit anyone who wants to control when conversations begin.

Media and customization

Companions can generate couple photos and send eight-second video messages with audio and dynamic camera movement. Voice messages offer more than ten emotional tones, with speed and intimacy adapting as the relationship develops. Users can select from more than 40 personality traits, write a backstory, and upload an image or choose from a catalog. The range is appealing, but the inability to change appearance without starting a new account raises the stakes of choosing an image at the outset.

Import and privacy

Kissable says users can bring over a companion’s personality, memories, shared history, and preferences from Replika, Character.ai, ChatGPT, or another app. Its privacy policy says data is encrypted in transit, media is served through short-lived signed links, and production-system access is restricted and protected with strong authentication. Conversations, photos, and voice clips are not sold, used for advertising, or used to train AI models, but messages are processed by third-party AI providers. That distinction matters to users deciding whether to share intimate material.

The app is for adults 18 and over and is rated 18+ due to mature themes. Support is available by email, and users can request account deletion in the app or by email.

Pricing

Kissable has free access, a monthly subscription, and one-time Kiss purchases. The two free entries have different stated allowances: Free provides limited daily text messages, a daily Kisses bonus, and basic chat; Free to Start offers full-access messages, together photos and video messages, and more than 20 interactive scenarios without a card. The former sets a daily messaging cap, while the latter specifies no paid commitment.

• Cozy Evening: $$7.99 once for 425 Kisses. This is a small one-time top-up; Kisses never expire.
• Weekend Getaway: $$14.99 once for 850 Kisses, also without expiration.
• Premium: $19.99 a month for unlimited messages, 25 daily Kisses plus a 125 monthly bonus, and no ads. Photos, video, and voice use Kisses, so unlimited messaging does not mean unlimited media.
• The Honeymoon: $$29.99 once for 1,900 Kisses.
• Moving In: $$49.99 once for 3,500 Kisses.
• Happily Ever After: $$99.99 once for 7,500 Kisses.
• Forever Together: $$199.99 once for 16,000 Kisses.

All one-time Kiss bundles keep their balance from expiring, making them better suited to occasional media use than a recurring subscription. Premium is the clearest fit for frequent chat, but media still consumes the Kiss allowance. The stated paid-from price is $14.99/mo, while Premium is priced at $19.99 a month.

Platforms

Kissable is available on Android, iOS, and the web. That gives users mobile and browser access, rather than tying the experience to a single platform.

Who it's for

Kissable is a strong fit for adults who want a customizable companion that remembers details and supports photo, video, and voice exchanges. It is less suitable for users who want complete control over when a companion reaches out, who need to revise its appearance later without creating another account, or who are uncomfortable with third-party AI processing of messages.

Pros and cons

• Persistent, visible memory: the knowledge graph and Discover tab make retained conversation details part of the experience.
• Varied interaction: couple photos, short video messages, and emotionally varied voice clips go beyond text chat.
• Meaningful personalization: more than 40 traits, a written backstory, and image choices support a tailored companion.
• Appearance is hard to revise: changing it after setup requires a new account.
• Media uses Kisses on Premium: the subscription’s unlimited messages do not remove the cost in Kisses for photos, video, and voice.
• Third-party processing: messages go to outside AI providers, despite the policy’s stated limits on selling, advertising use, and model training.

Alternatives

For a broader set of options, browse AI Companion Apps. Nomi AI is another freemium option on Android, iOS, and web, with a free plan and a one-time 40-credit purchase for $$4.99. Chitin is worth considering for an iOS or macOS user who wants a free tier with 20 messages a day, four built-in voices, an animated avatar, local OpenClaw access, and no account requirement. DreamGF AI offers a free starting experience and a free trial, though most features require an account. EVA AI has a free tier with limited access and one-time Neuron purchases. Kindroid offers a free plan with unlimited Lite messages, two Kindroids, and basic long-term memory, plus a free trial. Neo has a free plan with core memory and 50 messages a day, priced in euros for its paid Plus tier. Replika is another freemium companion app with a free-use tier. Anima lets users start free and buy tokens to unlock some higher-tier features.

Verdict

Choose Kissable if you want an adult companion whose memory, customization, and media options can sustain an ongoing relationship. Its most persuasive advantage is the combination of visible persistent memory with proactive and multimodal conversation. Look elsewhere if you need to change a companion’s appearance flexibly or want to avoid third-party AI processing.