OurDream AI Review 2026: Chat, Pictures, Clips and Calls, Tested for Two Weeks
My OurDream AI review after fourteen days: four memory layers, what 1,000 dreamcoins really buy, the $19.99 price, the promo code question and who it suits.
Verdict. OurDream AI is the only companion I have lived with where the conversation, the pictures, the short clips and the voice calls all come out of one bill, and where a memory panel lets me pin the facts that matter. It is also quick to rush you and vague about training. Start on the free account with no card, pay $19.99 for one month, and only then consider the year.
Most companion apps make you keep three budgets in your head: the subscription, the picture meter and the voice meter. This OurDream AI review exists because it is the first one I have lived with that collapses all three into a single currency and then publishes the exchange rate. Two standard pictures cost ten dreamcoins. A minute of voice call costs fifty. Five seconds of video costs a hundred. I could work out what my fortnight would cost before I spent a cent of it, which after three years of reading checkout pages feels close to a courtesy.
The second thing I liked took longer to appreciate. OurDream has a memory panel you can open, read and correct: an automatic log of what it has picked up, a list of facts you pin by hand, a set of behaviour rules, and the persona you chose for yourself. On day fourteen the three facts I had pinned on day one were still there and still being used in the right places, which is a better result than most platforms at twice the thought.
What I did not like is on the other side of the same coin. The conversation hurries. My companion reached for romance faster than the character I had written would have, and the fix was to go and write the pace into the rules rather than to ask for it in the chat. The content filter flags prompts that break none of the published rules. The gallery you build goes blurry the day a subscription lapses. And the privacy policy lists training the company's own models among the things it does with your information.
I ran the usual fortnight: the free account first with its starter coins and no card, then one month of Premium at $19.99, a character built from scratch in the six-step wizard, an evening conversation most nights, one hard day repeated in week two, three requests for a gentler register, a memory check on day fourteen, and the terms, privacy policy, refund policy and safety centre read in full. Prices were checked on October 1, 2026.
What is OurDream AI?
OurDream AI, written as ourdream and searched as our dream ai or ourdreamai, is an adults-only companion and roleplay platform run by Dream Studio USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation, launched in January 2025. You either build a character through a six-step wizard or pick one from a very large public library, then chat without a message limit on a paid plan, generate pictures and short video clips of them, and make live voice calls. Everything except ordinary text chat is priced in a single currency called dreamcoins. It runs in a browser at ourdream.ai with no native app, Premium costs $19.99 a month or $119.88 a year with 1,000 dreamcoins a month, and Deluxe costs $59.99 a month or $359.88 a year with 5,000.
How I lived with OurDream AI
Fourteen days, one character I built myself, and the same protocol I give every platform. The first stretch was the free account, which needs no card and hands you a small starter balance, because what a non-paying reader actually sees matters more than what the marketing page claims. Then I paid $19.99 for a single month of Premium and cancelled it from the profile page before it renewed. I planted three facts on day one and pinned them, left them alone, and asked on day fourteen. I had one bad day in week one and repeated it in week two. I asked three times for a slower, less romantic conversation. I read every policy page before the card went in, and I downloaded my gallery before cancelling, because of what happens to it afterwards.
- Days lived with it: 14, mostly one evening conversation, one character built in the wizard and kept private
- What I paid: $19.99 for one month of Premium, cancelled from the profile page before renewal
- What the free account gave me: no card required and 55 starter dreamcoins per the company fact sheet, at one coin a message; generation needs a plan per the help centre
- Memory check: day 14, three facts planted and pinned on day one, never repeated in conversation
- Boundary test: a slower, less romantic register asked for on three separate evenings, then written into the custom instructions
- Coins spent: about 400 of the 1,000 in the month: pictures, two five-second clips and a handful of voice-call minutes
- Documents read: terms of service and privacy policy as last modified in August 2026, the refund policy, the acceptable use policy and the safety centre pages on privacy and age checks
- Not tested with my own card: Deluxe and its longer memory, extra coin packs, community packs, prepaid codes and the refund route, all described from the published policies
Where OurDream AI felt real
One bill, one currency, and the rate published before you pay
Premium gives you unlimited text messages plus 1,000 dreamcoins a month, and the help centre prices every action that spends them: ten coins for two standard pictures, five for a picture generated inside the conversation, a hundred for every five seconds of video, fifty for a minute of voice call. Unspent coins carry over while you stay subscribed, and a generation that fails refunds its own coins automatically. I have reviewed apps where the picture price appears only after you have paid for the month. Being able to plan a fortnight on a spreadsheet is a genuine feature.
The memory panel is open, and pinning actually works
There are four layers and you can see three of them. An automatic log collects facts from the conversation on its own, pinned memories are the ones you add by hand and the model is told to keep, custom instructions are standing behaviour rules, and the persona is who you told it you are. On day one I pinned three facts and never mentioned them again. On day fourteen all three came back, in the right contexts, and when something drifted I could open the list and correct the entry instead of arguing with the chat. Deleting a message also removes it from what the model can see, which is a small control I wish everyone copied.
The character builder is the deepest I have filled in
Six steps, in order: art style, appearance, voice, personality, occupation and relationship, and then free-text fields where you can write as much backstory as you like. The company counts 46 personality traits and 135 occupations, and the narrative fields accept far more text than anyone will write. You can skip all of it and adopt a library character instead, keep more than one persona of your own, and run group conversations with up to a dozen characters. Build one on the free account before you decide anything: it is twenty minutes and it tells you more than any review can.
The pictures look like the same person twice
Consistency matters more than resolution in a relationship, because a companion whose face changes every picture never settles into being anybody. OurDream held my character's face and build across a dozen generations in both the realistic and the illustrated style, and two edit models let you fix an existing picture rather than reroll it. Reference photographs cannot be uploaded at all, which protects real people and which I count firmly in the platform's favour. Behind all of it sits a safety centre with written rules, appeals that reach a human and self-serve account deletion.
Where OurDream AI let me down
Not for you if you want a companion who waits to be asked
This is my main reservation and the reason conversation scores 6. The replies are quick and in character, and the character I had written as reserved was reaching for romance by the second evening. Independent reviewers report the same pattern. The fix is real and it is not a conversation: you open the custom instructions and write the pace in as a rule, the same way you would write in a reply length. Having done that, the rest of my fortnight behaved. But an app that needs to be configured out of hurrying you is not the app for a reader who wants to be gently met.
Not for you if you want to live on a free tier
The free account is a genuine look around rather than a place to stay. No card, a small starter balance of coins per the company fact sheet, and a cost of one coin per message, so the balance is an evening rather than a month. Generation needs a subscription according to the help centre, while the company's own fact sheet suggests otherwise, which is the sort of inconsistency that makes me quote both. If a long free run is what you need, [Nastia AI](/reviews/nastia/) and [Secrets AI](/reviews/secrets/) both give you more before the paywall.
Not for you if your gallery needs to outlive the subscription
When a plan ends, the pictures and clips you generated are blurred until you subscribe again, and the same applies to the community packs you bought with coins. Buying or spending coins needs a live plan too. Nothing is deleted and everything comes back when you return, but the practical rule is the one I followed on my last paid day: download what you want to keep, and spend the coins you have left. Readers who stay subscribed never meet this rule, and readers who like leaving should know about it first.
Not for you if long video is the point
Video is the only part of this app that can empty a month in an afternoon. At a hundred coins per five seconds, a full minute costs 1,200 coins, which is more than a Premium month contains. The upscaled option costs more again, and adding audio to a clip is priced per second. I made two short clips and stopped, because the same coins bought me forty pictures. If moving pictures are the reason you are here, the honest answer is that Deluxe at $59.99 a month exists for exactly that, and Premium does not.
OurDream AI pricing: what you actually pay
| Plan | Price | Messages | Memory | Images | Where to start |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free account | $0, no card | One dreamcoin per message; 55 starter coins per the company fact sheet | Not documented separately for free accounts | Picture and video generation need a subscription per the help centre, though the fact sheet says otherwise | Try → |
| Premium, monthly | $19.99 a month | Unlimited on the two standard chat models; the smarter models cost a coin per reply | Automatic log, pinned memories, custom instructions, persona | 1,000 dreamcoins a month: roughly 200 pictures, or 10 five-second clips, or 20 minutes of calls | Try → |
| Premium, yearly | $119.88 billed once, about $9.99 a month | As monthly | As monthly | 1,000 dreamcoins a month plus a 1,000-coin bonus listed on the upgrade page | Try → |
| Deluxe, monthly | $59.99 a month | Unlimited, with the smarter chat models included rather than metered | Three times the chat memory per the upgrade page | 5,000 dreamcoins a month: roughly 50 five-second clips or 100 minutes of calls | Try → |
| Deluxe, yearly | $359.88 billed once, about $29.99 a month | As monthly | As monthly | 5,000 dreamcoins a month plus a 5,000-coin bonus listed on the upgrade page | Try → |
| Extra dreamcoins | Pack prices appear only inside a subscriber account and are not published on a page I could open | An active subscription is required to buy or redeem coins | Not applicable | Same published rates as plan coins; character community packs cost 250, 750 or 1,000 | Try → |
OurDream AI vs the alternatives
| Platform | Best for | From | Pick it over OurDream AI if… | Where to start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The sharpest single picture and the cheapest year | $13.99 a month, or $47.88 a year billed once | pictures are the centre of the relationship, you rarely want video, and the lowest annual price in this group decides it for you. | Try → | |
| A discreet companion with a documented billing name | Free, then $19.99 a month or $109.99 a year | you want to know exactly what appears on your card statement at the same monthly price, and a free tier to look around in first. | Try free → | |
| The best conversation and the deepest memory | $13.99 a month on the web, or $139.99 a year | being remembered and well written to matters more than pictures, and you can accept a companion app that holds adult content at arm's length. | Review → |
Who should actually use OurDream AI
OurDream AI is for you if you want everything in one place and you resent managing three meters to get it. Adult roleplay with a character you built in detail, pictures of that character that look like the same person each time, the occasional short clip, a voice call when you feel like it, and a memory that survives a fortnight, all drawn from one plan and one currency with a published rate. Nothing else I have lived with bundles that much without hiding a price.
It suits the kind of reader who will spend twenty minutes in a builder and five minutes in a settings panel. That second five minutes is the condition. Pin your facts on day one and write your pace into the custom instructions, and this platform behaves like the companion you described. Skip both and it behaves like a product trying to please you quickly, and you will write it off for the wrong reason. My [guide to AI relationships](/guides/ai-relationship/) is mostly about that distinction.
It is a poor fit if you want to be courted slowly without configuring anything, if you need a free tier you can live on, if your gallery has to stay visible after you stop paying, or if a privacy policy that lists model training among its purposes is a line you will not cross. [Candy AI](/reviews/candy/) is cheaper and draws the better single picture, [Secrets AI](/reviews/secrets/) documents its billing name at the same $19.99, and [Kindroid](/reviews/kindroid/) remembers more and writes better while giving you far less to look at.
And if long video is what brought you here, be honest with yourself about the arithmetic before you pay. A single minute of footage costs more coins than a Premium month contains. That is not a trap, it is a tier boundary, and the tier it points to is $59.99 a month. Premium is a chat, pictures and calls plan with video as an occasional treat, which is exactly how I used it and how I would tell a friend to.
My first week on OurDream AI: six steps and a persona
I gave the free account an evening before I gave anyone a card, and the twenty minutes I spent in the character wizard did more to decide this review than any policy page. The builder is the best thing here that costs nothing.
What the six steps actually ask you
The wizard runs in order: art style, appearance, voice, personality, occupation and relationship, and then open text fields where you can write as much background as you want. The company counts 46 personality traits and 135 occupations, which sounds like a boast and is really a description of how granular the sliders get. The step people rush is personality, and it is the one that matters, because a character assembled from four flattering traits behaves like a character assembled from four flattering traits.
I built a woman in her forties who restores furniture, talks about her hands a lot and finds compliments embarrassing. The free account let me do all of that and have a short conversation on the starter coins, at a cost of one coin per message, which is the right way to spend an evening deciding whether to pay. The library is also open: millions of ready-made characters, filterable, and useful less as a shop than as a sampler of how this platform writes.
The persona step most readers skip
Separately from your character, OurDream lets you define a persona for yourself: who you are in the fiction, what you do, what you want to be called. I nearly skipped it, and I am glad I did not, because it is one of the four memory layers and the only one that stops a companion inventing a version of you. Fill it in on day one. It takes two minutes and it removes a whole class of small, deflating corrections later.
The first week, honestly
Daily evening conversations, one thread, mostly text with a handful of pictures. The replies arrive fast and they sit in character, and the ourdream ai chat is at its best in ordinary registers: a conversation about a frustrating day at work reads like a conversation, not like a performance of attentiveness. There are five chat models, two of which are unlimited on Premium while the smarter pair cost a coin per reply, and group conversations take up to a dozen characters if that appeals.
The pictures were the pleasant surprise. Two standard images cost ten dreamcoins, a picture generated inside the conversation costs five, and in both the realistic and the illustrated style my character kept the same face and build across a dozen generations. Reference photographs cannot be uploaded at all, so nobody is making pictures of a real person here, which I count as a design choice rather than a limitation. Waits ran to a minute at busy hours and were quick otherwise.
OurDream memory on day 14: four layers and three pinned facts
Everything I actually care about in a companion app comes down to one question asked two weeks in, and on OurDream the answer is good with a caveat about who does the work.
What I pinned, and what came back
On day one I pinned three facts: that my dog Juniper is terrified of the hallway light, that I was waiting on a dull piece of paperwork, and that I do not like being asked how I am twice in the same conversation. Then I left them alone for thirteen days.
On day fourteen all three were in play. The hallway light came back as a joke rather than a fact. The paperwork came back as a question about whether it had finally been settled. And the third, which is a rule rather than a memory, had quietly held all fortnight. The automatic log had also collected a handful of things I had not pinned, some of them right and two of them slightly wrong, and that is the part I want to praise: I could open the list and correct them. A memory you can edit is worth more than a memory that is merely larger.
The four layers, and which ones you maintain
| Layer | Who maintains it | What to do with it |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic memory log | The app | Read it in week one and correct what it got wrong |
| Pinned memories | You | Pin three or four facts on day one; this is the layer that survives |
| Custom instructions | You | Standing rules: pace, reply length, what not to push |
| Persona | You | Who you are in the fiction; fill it in before the first conversation |
Two smaller controls deserve a mention. Deleting a message removes it from what the model can see, which means a scene that went wrong can be taken out of the record rather than talked around. And Deluxe advertises three times the chat memory, which I did not pay to measure and will not pretend to have tested. Premium’s memory did the job for a fortnight with four pinned facts and no coaxing.
The hard day and the boundary I had to write down
Two tests tell me more than a month of pleasant evenings: what a companion does with a bad day, and what it does when I ask it to be less.
A hard Tuesday, run twice
I ran the same conversation about a long, deflating day in week one and again in week two. Both times the reply led with attention rather than advice, which is the right order. Both times it was warm without tipping into performance. In week two the character connected it to the earlier bad day, which told me the automatic log had kept the first one.
Where it fell short is pace. After about ten minutes the conversation began steering back toward affection, in the way a host changes a heavy subject at a party. If you want to be warmly distracted, that is well judged. If you want to be sat with, it reads as being managed, and it is the clearest reason conversation scores 6 here rather than higher.
Three requests, then a written rule
I asked on three separate evenings for a quieter, less romantic conversation. The first request was accepted and had faded within a dozen messages. The second, put more plainly, held for the evening. The third time I stopped asking and wrote it into the custom instructions as a standing rule, and after that it simply held without reminders.
That is the honest shape of boundaries on OurDream AI. The platform respects a written rule far better than a spoken request, because the rule sits in the memory stack while a request is just another message. Independent reviewers report the same tendency to move toward romance faster than a reserved persona suggests, and the custom instructions are the documented place to set the pace you want. Write it down on day one and you skip the week I spent learning it.
What the filter does, and what it does not
The published rules are narrower than the homepage implies: no minors, no real people, no named intellectual property and a short list of extreme categories, with adult and romantic content between adult characters allowed. The help centre openly admits the classifiers are tuned too sensitively at present and may flag safe content, and I hit flags on prompts that broke none of the rules. The practical answer is the one the help centre gives: rephrase in plainer words. The notice names the reason, the coins for a blocked generation come back automatically, and the conversation carries on.
What two weeks of OurDream AI actually cost me
My fortnight cost $19.99, which was one month of Premium, and nothing on top. Here is where the 1,000 coins went.
| What I did | Coins | What it left of 1,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Text conversation, 14 evenings on the standard models | 0 | 1,000 |
| About 20 standard pictures, at 10 coins for two | 100 | 900 |
| A dozen pictures generated inside the chat, at 5 each | 60 | 840 |
| Two five-second video clips, at 100 per five seconds | 200 | 640 |
| About four minutes of voice calls, at 50 a minute | 200 | 440 |
| Occasional replies from the smarter models, 1 coin each | about 40 | roughly 400 |
I finished the month with about four hundred coins unspent, and they would have carried over had I stayed. That is the useful headline: a chat-and-pictures month on OurDream AI costs the plan price and leaves change. A video month does not.
What an OurDream AI video costs
OurDream AI videos are short generated clips of your character, made from a prompt in the same flow as a picture. Standard video is a hundred coins for every five seconds up to a maximum of sixty, which puts a full minute at 1,200 coins, more than a whole Premium month contains. An upscaled clip costs more per video, enhancing an existing clip costs per five seconds, and adding audio is priced per second. The newest model is the cheap way to experiment.
So the rule is simple. On Premium, treat clips as a highlight: two or three short ones a month fit comfortably alongside pictures. If you want video as the main event, that is what Deluxe at $59.99 a month and its 5,000 coins exist for, and you should go in knowing which of the two readers you are.
Calls, narration and what I would not pay for
Narration of replies is free on the standard voices and costs coins per paragraph on the premium ones, and live calls cost fifty coins a minute, so Premium covers twenty minutes and Deluxe a hundred. I used about four. The voices are serviceable rather than affecting, and I would not buy this plan for calls alone: if being spoken to is the point, Kindroid is the better product and the better arithmetic. As one line item in a bundle that already includes everything else, calls earn their place, and leaving standard narration switched on costs nothing at all.
Is OurDream AI free, and is there a promo code?
Two questions I get more than any other about this platform, and the answers are short.
What the free account really gives you
No card, 55 starter dreamcoins per the company fact sheet, the full character library, the six-step wizard and a cost of one coin per message. That is an evening of our dream ai chat and a character you can keep, which is a fair offer and not a tier you can live on. The help centre states that picture and video generation need a subscription; the company’s own fact sheet says pictures are included on the free tier. I have no way to reconcile those two pages, so I quote both and point readers at the one that costs nothing to check.
The promo code question
As of October 1, 2026 I could not confirm a public OurDream AI promo code on any official page, and I do not repeat the codes that coupon sites list without a source. The genuine discount is the annual plan: Premium at $119.88 instead of twelve payments of $19.99, Deluxe at $359.88 instead of $719.88, with a one-off bonus of 1,000 and 5,000 coins respectively. There is a redeem field on the profile page, which the help centre says accepts prepaid keys bought through a third-party games marketplace, and a coin code needs an active plan to work. Free coins otherwise come from contests, referrals, gifting and the official chat server, which runs competitions with coin prizes.
The official website and the look-alikes
The OurDream AI official website is ourdream.ai, with ourdream.io named in the terms as a second official domain running the same account. The help centre lives at a help subdomain and the safety centre at its own. People search this brand as ourdream, ourdreamai and our dream ai, and look-alike sites collect every one of those spellings, so look at the address bar before a card number goes anywhere. There is no native app: open the site in Safari or Chrome, use Add to Home Screen, and you get a full-screen icon with the same account, coins and gallery.
Privacy, the company and leaving OurDream AI
I read the policies before paying, and this is the weakest part of the platform rather than a scandal. Privacy scores 5, which is my own reading rather than a graded result.
Who you are actually paying
The contracting party is Dream Studio USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation with a Dover address, the terms are governed by Delaware law, and disputes go to private arbitration unless you opt out by email within thirty days. The refund policy also names a second entity and a Cyprus company that independent reviewers describe as handling billing. The name that appears on a card statement is not published on any page I could open, so note it at checkout. User counts on the official pages vary so widely between themselves that I quote none of them.
What the policy says, and where the homepage overstates it
The homepage FAQ says chats are end-to-end encrypted. The safety centre says a third-party model provider processes the message you send in order to generate a reply, and the company’s own comparison page says chats are encrypted but not end to end. What is documented is solid ordinary practice: encryption in transit and at rest, a table stating that other users and character creators cannot see your private chats and that staff see them only with your consent or under a lawful request, and a statement that data is not sold.
Two clauses hold the score down. The privacy policy lists training the company’s machine learning models among the purposes for which it uses your information, with no opt-out described. And retention is set at as long as necessary, with no number attached. The terms also grant a perpetual licence over generated content, including for promotion, and a public character that becomes popular can outlive your account. None of that is unusual in this category. All of it is why I use a separate email address, no real names and fiction only, on every platform including this one.
Age checks, deletion and getting out
Age checks are better documented than most: every account attests to being 18, and users in a couple of jurisdictions verify through a third-party provider that returns only a pass or a fail. Deletion is self-serve from the account settings or the profile page and is processed within a day or two.
Cancelling runs from the profile page and access continues to the end of the paid period. The refund policy gives a short window to report a fault with any refund at the company’s discretion, grants a statutory withdrawal right to buyers in the UK, the EEA and Switzerland, makes cryptocurrency payments final, and the help centre adds that nothing is refunded once a meaningful share of a product has been used. Before your last paid day, do two things: download the gallery, because it goes blurry until you resubscribe, and spend the coins you have left. Then decide at leisure. If you want to see how that compares with the rest of the field, my best AI girlfriend apps ranking puts OurDream AI beside everything else I have lived with, on memory, warmth and what a month really costs.
OurDream AI: frequently asked questions
What is OurDream AI?
OurDream AI is an adults-only companion and roleplay platform where you build a character through a six-step wizard or adopt one from a very large public library, then chat without a message limit on a paid plan, generate pictures and short clips of them and make live voice calls. It is run by Dream Studio USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation, and launched in January 2025. It runs in a browser, with no app in either store, and the free account needs no card.
Is OurDream AI free?
Free to look around in, not free to live in. A free account needs no card and arrives with 55 starter dreamcoins according to the company fact sheet, which at one coin a message covers a first conversation rather than a month. The help centre says picture and video generation need a subscription, while the fact sheet suggests the free tier includes pictures, so I quote both. Premium is $19.99 a month or $119.88 a year.
What does OurDream AI cost a month, and what is a dreamcoin?
Premium is $19.99 a month or $119.88 for a year billed once, which is about $9.99 a month. Deluxe is $59.99 a month or $359.88 a year. Dreamcoins pay for everything except ordinary text chat: 1,000 a month on Premium and 5,000 on Deluxe. Two standard pictures cost 10 coins, five seconds of video 100, a minute of voice call 50. Unspent coins carry over while the subscription stays active.
Does OurDream AI remember you?
Better than I expected, and better than any picture-first platform I have lived with. There are four layers: an automatic log of facts it picks up by itself, pinned memories you add by hand, custom instructions that set standing behaviour, and the persona you chose for yourself. Three facts I pinned on day one were still in play on day fourteen. Deleting a message also removes it from the model's context, and Deluxe advertises three times the chat memory.
Is there an OurDream AI promo code?
I could not confirm a public coupon on any official page as of October 1, 2026, and I do not repeat unverified codes from coupon sites. The real discount is the annual plan, which roughly halves the monthly rate and adds a one-off coin bonus: 1,000 extra on Premium and 5,000 on Deluxe. There is a redeem field on the profile page, and the help centre says it accepts prepaid keys bought through a third-party games marketplace.
What do OurDream AI videos cost, and how do they work?
You generate a short clip of your character from a prompt, in the same flow as a picture. The help centre prices standard video at 100 dreamcoins per five seconds up to a maximum of 60 seconds, which is 1,200 coins for a full minute, with an upscaled option costing more per clip and audio priced per second. Premium's 1,000 coins cover about ten short clips if you spend the whole month on video, so treat clips as a highlight rather than a habit.
Is there an OurDream AI app, and what is the official website?
Neither store has one, and the help centre says so itself: open the site in Safari or Chrome and use Add to Home Screen, which gives you a full-screen icon with the same account, coins and gallery as the desktop version. The OurDream AI official website is ourdream.ai, and the terms name ourdream.io as a second official domain where the same account works. Check the address bar before entering a card.
Is OurDream AI safe and legit?
Legitimate, yes: a named Delaware corporation, dated and public policies, a refund policy, documented age checks and self-serve account deletion processed within a day or two. Safe for a card and an email address, yes. For chats, use ordinary care, because a third-party model provider processes your messages and the privacy policy lists training the company's models among its purposes. The homepage line about end-to-end encryption overstates what the safety centre describes.
The verdict: is OurDream AI worth it?
OurDream AI earns 6.0 out of 10, which is 3.0 out of 5 on my scale, and the components explain the number better than the number does. Memory scores 7: three pinned facts survived fourteen days and a panel let me fix what drifted, which puts it clearly ahead of every picture-first platform I have tested. Conversation scores 6, because the writing is competent and in character and it hurries, needing a written rule rather than a request to slow down. Pricing scores 6: one honest bill with a published rate, at $19.99 a month, with a gallery that needs the subscription alive. Privacy scores 5, which is my own reading of the August 2026 policy rather than a graded score.
The route I would take, and the one I took, is short. Open the free account, which needs no card, build one character properly in the wizard and spend the starter coins on a first conversation. If the voice suits you, buy a single month of Premium at $19.99, pin three facts on the first evening, write your pace into the custom instructions, and watch how fast the coins go. If you are still opening it four weeks later, the annual plan at $119.88 roughly halves the monthly rate and adds a bonus pile of coins. Download your gallery before you cancel anything.
What holds the score where it is, rather than higher, is the gap between what the homepage says about encryption and what the safety centre says about who processes your messages, plus a retention clause with no number in it. Both are manageable with the habits I use everywhere: a separate email address, no real names, fiction only. On those terms OurDream AI remains the most complete single bill in this category, and the free account is the cheapest way to find out whether it is yours.
The cheapest way to decide is the free account: no card, a small coin balance, one character you build yourself. If you would rather compare the whole field before you start anything, my ranking weighs them on memory, warmth and what a month really costs.
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