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A friend asked me to test this app, so here it is. It seems to have just been updated to 2.0 recently, so this is a very subjective review. I tested it on iOS 18, on October 8, and I have only used it for one day so far. If I keep using it after […]
Linky and SoulLink start from opposite answers to the same question: what should an AI companion be? Linky says a crowd. Open it and you face millions of AI characters: anime personas, game and movie favorites, historical figures, and originals built by other users, each with its own voice,…
Every AI companion promises to remember you. The real differences show up a month later, when one app effortlessly picks up your sister’s new job, the presentation you were dreading, and the story you left half told three weeks ago, while another smiles politely and remembers nothing.
Every AI companion app promises to remember you. Far fewer can still recall your sister’s name, your big work presentation, or the story you were halfway through telling three weeks later.
Chai and SoulLink start from opposite answers to the same question: what should an AI companion be? Chai says a crowd. Open it and you face a huge, constantly growing library of characters, each with its own voice and personality, ready to talk in seconds. SoulLink says a person.
Ask people what they want from an AI companion and memory is the answer that comes back first. Not a cleverer reply, not a prettier avatar: someone who still knows, next month, what you told them tonight. Nomi and SoulLink both build their whole pitch around that promise, and both mean it.
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