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ExitKindroid (8.2) and Nomi (7.8) are both companion-style AI apps built around an ongoing relationship rather than a one-off scene — but they diverge sharply on what that relationship is allowed to include. One supports explicit imagery and stacks deep (and expensive) memory add-ons; the other is a single flat subscription with what we rated the best proactive-messaging design in the category, and no explicit visual content at all. This page puts their actual numbers next to each other.
Every figure below comes from our full reviews of Kindroid and Nomi — nothing new is asserted on this page.
| Kindroid | Nomi | |
|---|---|---|
| Review score | 8.2 | 7.8 |
| Core idea | Build your own character from scratch (name, backstory, journal, appearance, greeting) | Relationship-first onboarding wizard — relationship type, personality, look from presets, not a character sheet or a gallery |
| Free tier | Unlimited messages on a "Lite" model, 2 character slots, full customization, 3-day trial of paid tier | 1 companion, limited daily messages (one user reported hitting the cap in ~45 minutes), no voice or images — but proactive messaging still works |
| Entry paid price | $13.99/mo web · $15.99 in-app (Standard) | $15.99/mo — or $39.99/quarter (~$13.33/mo), $99.99/year (~$8.33/mo) |
| Pricing structure | Tiered — Standard, then Ultra and MAX add-ons stack on top | Single flat subscription, no meter, no add-on tiers |
| Top tier, fully stacked | $98.97/mo (Standard + Ultra + MAX add-ons, ~2.1M-character cascading context) | $99.99/year is the ceiling — no higher tier exists |
| Memory system | Architectural — three memory classes across five subsystems, modelled on human recall | Long-term recall is the most-praised trait in its community — but had a public regression: users reported memory worsening in Oct 2025, the founder denied it, an update weeks later proved them right |
| Proactive messaging (texts first) | Most developed in the category — context-aware texts, voice notes, selfies, calls, calendar-aware | Best-designed in the category per our review — four user-set frequency levels, escalating back-off on no reply, automatic 10pm–8am quiet hours, works on the free tier |
| NSFW handling | Text uncensored by design; images platform-split (web has an explicit toggle, app builds filter selfie prompts) | Adult roleplay in text, gated by message quota not blurred media — no porn-style merchandising, locked galleries, or content packs; not built for explicit visual content |
| Native app | Yes — app builds exist alongside web (web priced lower to route around store fees) | Not referenced as a feature in our review — appears to be web-only |
| Known friction | ~45-minute setup to build a character; model updates every 4–8 weeks have disrupted existing characters | Thin free tier; the October 2025 memory regression and the founder's initial denial of it; no large browsable character library |
Snapshot: August 2026 · pricing in this category changes quarterly — check each app's live pricing page before paying. Full detail, FAQ and methodology on the individual Kindroid and Nomi reviews.
Explicit visual content matters to you, you want to build one specific character from scratch rather than start from a relationship wizard, and you're willing to pay for memory and image generation that stack as separate paid tiers. The tradeoff is setup time (~45 minutes) and a top-end price that climbs to $98.97/mo if you want everything.
You want a companion that reaches out first with real restraint (frequency you control, back-off when you're busy, quiet hours), you'd rather pay one flat price than stack add-ons, and explicit imagery isn't the point of the app for you. The tradeoff is a thin free tier and a real, documented memory-regression incident in its history — worth reading the founder-denial timeline in the full review before you commit to the brand promise.
Neither app is the right pick if what you actually want is a specific evaluation of one of them on its own — read the full Kindroid review or Nomi review for pricing tables, full FAQs and everything this page had to leave out.
Kindroid rates a little higher on our review scores (8.2 vs 7.8), but the two apps are aimed at different priorities. Kindroid is a build-your-own character with explicit imagery support and the most architectural memory system in the category. Nomi is a relationship-first companion with the best-designed proactive-messaging system we've reviewed anywhere, but it isn't built for explicit visual content.
Nomi is a single flat subscription with no meter: $15.99/mo, $39.99/quarter (~$13.33/mo), or $99.99/year (~$8.33/mo) — one price covers everything. Kindroid's entry price is close ($13.99/mo web, $15.99 in-app) but its deepest features stack on top as $24.99 and $59.99 add-ons, up to $98.97/mo fully loaded. If you want one price and nothing to upsell, Nomi's structure is simpler.
Kindroid's is architecturally deeper on paper — three memory classes across five subsystems. Nomi's long-term recall is the most-praised trait in its own community, but it isn't spotless: users reported memory getting worse in October 2025, the founder denied it, and an update weeks later proved the users right. Kindroid has no equivalent public incident on record in our review of it.
Both do, and both are unusually developed at it. Kindroid's proactive system covers context-aware texts, voice notes, selfies and calls, calendar-aware. Nomi's is per-companion tunable (four frequency settings), backs off automatically the longer you don't reply, goes quiet 10pm-8am local time, and works even on the free tier since caps count your messages, not the companion's. We rated Nomi's the single best-designed proactive system found in the whole category; Kindroid's the most developed.
Kindroid, clearly. Its NSFW text is uncensored by design and it has image generation with a platform-specific explicit toggle. Nomi supports adult roleplay in text but is a companion product first — gating is by message quota, not blurred media, and our review found no porn-style merchandising, locked galleries, or per-character content packs. If explicit visual content is the point, Nomi is not the pick.