Secrets AI

What you’re buying from Secrets AI

Forget the chat. Watch her move.

Video is the app’s real signature, and it’s the one point where independent coverage is nearly unanimous: CompanionGuide.ai scores it 9.6 out of 10 across 116 aggregated reviews, the highest mark on that site’s entire AI-girlfriend index, with a 9.8/10 sub-score specifically for image and video. Trustpilot’s own user base rates the product 4.4 out of 5 across 205 reviews, a separate and more skeptical crowd than a specialist review site, and it still lands high.

Secrets AI builds a companion around three things: a chat, a photorealistic (or anime) image and video generator tied to that same character, and a per-generation currency called Moments that meters everything past plain text. The free tier is real, not a locked demo: 200 Moments and 20 responses a day, enough to judge the render quality before you pay anything.

Secrets AI’s character gallery, and building your own

The homepage is a wall of character cards, not a chat window: names, an implied city, a like count, and a message count that runs into the hundreds of thousands for the most popular profiles. A left-hand rail (Explore, Chat, Generate, Custom, Personas, Upgrade) makes clear this is a hub with several distinct tools sharing one account, not a single companion with a chat box bolted on.

The catalogue isn’t female-only. Dedicated site sections cover AI boyfriend chat and NSFW male companions specifically, so male characters aren’t an afterthought grafted onto a female-first catalogue, the way they are on several rivals. New batches of characters ship often enough that the platform advertises them as versioned releases on the homepage itself.

Beyond the premade roster, Custom builds a character from scratch, appearance, personality, backstory, voice, and Personas sits in the same rail, though we couldn’t pin down from the outside whether it configures how the AI perceives you or manages saved companion templates; check it directly if that distinction matters to you.

Secrets AI’s image and video engine

Two quality tiers exist for images, and the difference is priced, not cosmetic. Rendering runs on a proprietary model rather than a licensed one, which is part of why the output stays visually consistent with a character you’ve already built instead of generating a new stranger each time. Hands still go wrong occasionally, the same failure mode every generator on these architectures shares.

Video is where the reviews converge hardest. CompanionGuide describes clips with “smooth motion” rather than “choppy frame-by-frame slideshows,” and puts generation time at roughly 90 seconds; AIGirlfriendScout, testing independently, put a clip at “around 2 minutes.” Read those together as a working range rather than a precise number: budget one and a half to two minutes per render, not an instant turnaround.

Time Machine: Secrets AI’s real differentiator

The feature that shows up in more independent write-ups than any other, by name: Time Machine. Click any past message in a conversation, edit the text, and every downstream reply regenerates from that new branch point, while the companion keeps what it learned about you from the rest of the thread. It’s closer to editing a choose-your-own-adventure than to a normal chat undo button, and it’s gated to paid plans.

Reported reviewer complaints about conversation flatness on other platforms are usually about a model that can’t backtrack at all. Time Machine’s entire pitch is that it can. Judge it yourself on the free tier before assuming it’s just marketing language: send a few messages, edit an early one, and see whether the thread actually reroutes or just quietly loses the edit.

The real cost, in Moments

This is the number every affiliate page skips, so here it is, drawn from the most granular independent breakdown we found (Secretopedia):

• An image at standard quality costs roughly 50 Moments, climbing to 100 at the higher setting.
• A short clip, around 8 seconds with no audio, runs about 480 Moments, closer to 960 with audio switched on.
• A voice call costs roughly 100 Moments a minute.

Other reviewers describe the same mechanic in coarser terms without matching Secretopedia’s exact figures, so treat these as the right order of magnitude rather than a number Secrets AI publishes itself. What’s consistent across every source: video is the expensive habit. A Premium plan’s 8,000 monthly Moments cover a meaningful number of images, but only a handful of higher-fidelity video clips before you’re buying a top-up. Packs run from roughly $5.99 for 1,980 Moments up to $249.99 for 118,800 Moments, per AIGirlfriendScout’s pricing page check.

How much does Secrets AI actually cost?

Plan	Price	Moments included
Free	$0	200/month, 20 responses/day
Premium (monthly)	$19.99/mo	8,000/month + 10% bonus
Premium (annual)	≈$13.33/mo ($159.96/yr)	8,000/month + 10% bonus
Ultimate (monthly)	$39.99/mo	15,000/month + 15% bonus
Ultimate (annual)	≈$26.67/mo	15,000/month + 15% bonus

Every source we cross-checked (CompanionGuide, AIGirlfriendScout, StartupHub) lands on the same four numbers, which is unusual enough in this category to be worth noting on its own: no discount-only teaser price standing in for the real one.

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Does Secrets AI allow NSFW content?

No safe word for the algorithm. This is the entire promise, and on its own terms the product delivers: images and video genuinely unfiltered, no model refusals, no blurred region once you’ve generated something. Order a fully explicit clip, penetration included, and it renders exactly that in one pass, no “content not available” wall and no upsell screen interrupting the result, the same claim independent testers describe when they push the generator to its most explicit setting.

Where the conversation actually lands

The reporting here is less settled than the video numbers, and it’s worth reading the disagreement rather than picking one side. CompanionGuide rates the chat 9.7/10 and quotes a character who “still tracked inside jokes and brought them back.” AIGirlfriendScout, independently, rates chat experience 4.4/5 and describes characters staying in mundane, non-sexual conversation rather than collapsing into generic flirting, the texture that makes a companion read as consistent rather than scripted. Set against that, the same reviewer marks customization at just 3.2/5, citing a “disconnected personality setup” that undercuts the character you thought you built.

Memory is described as tiered by plan rather than flat: multiple sources reference a “4x memory recall” multiplier on Premium, rising further on Ultimate, relative to the free tier. Neither source explains the underlying mechanism (a longer context window, a summarization pass, or something else), so treat “4x” as the vendor’s own marketing number restated by reviewers, not an independently measured figure. What a companion recalls is still prediction over your chat history, not the character missing you between sessions, whatever multiplier is printed on the pricing page.

What independent reviewers say

Worth flagging before the list: several of the smaller review sites in this category share suspiciously identical phrasing about Secrets AI’s video (“smooth motion,” “not choppy frame-by-frame slideshows”) word for word, a sign of templated or syndicated content rather than fully independent testing. We’ve weighted the sites below that show distinct scoring methodology and diverging conclusions over the ones that read like copy-paste.

• Video quality is the least disputed claim. CompanionGuide (9.8/10 image and video), AIGirlfriendScout (4.1/5 video specifically) and Trustpilot’s user reviews (“Character models are beautiful and highly rendered”) converge independently on this being the app’s strongest ground.
• Image quality is where reviews genuinely split. Straight.com’s advisor review states plainly that “photo/image quality lags behind competitors,” directly contradicting CompanionGuide’s near-perfect score. We can’t resolve that disagreement from the outside; it’s a reason to judge the free-tier renders yourself rather than trust either number blindly.
• Privacy is the most consistently criticized axis. StartupHub scores it 55/100 on privacy against 90/100 on security, calling the policy “thin on the specifics regulators care about.” AIGirlfriendScout is harsher still, rating safety and privacy 2.9/5 and writing that the policy “provides zero details about what they keep, for how long, or who might access them.”
• The Moments system draws real, specific frustration. StartupHub: “Moments tokens get eaten fast if you generate a lot of media.” Multiple sources independently flag that a subscription doesn’t mean unlimited media, only unlimited text.

None of that replaces testing the free tier yourself, but the pattern (strong video, disputed image quality, weak privacy documentation) repeats often enough across genuinely distinct sources to be a reasonable starting expectation.

The thing to watch, on Secrets AI’s privacy

Discretion toward the people around you and protection from the operator itself are two different promises, and this is where they get blurred. We tried to fetch the privacy policy and terms of service directly from secrets.ai to read the operator’s own language; both pages load as an empty application shell without running the site’s JavaScript, so we could not verify the legal text ourselves this way. The domain’s registration is shielded by a privacy proxy service, and no operator name or legal entity turned up anywhere we could read, on the site itself or in any of the reviews we found.

The reviews disagree with each other on the substance, not just the tone. Several repeat a “zero-logging” claim; Secretopedia’s breakdown instead describes conversations as “stored server-side,” with voice-call transcriptions specifically “retained.” Those two descriptions cannot both be accurate at once. Trustpilot lists the business location as “United States” on its profile, a field a business fills in itself rather than something Trustpilot verifies independently.

One concrete, checkable detail: AIGirlfriendScout, who paid for a subscription to test it, reported the resulting card charge showing up as “Sun Clinical Laboratories,” unrelated to the product name. That’s the one part of the discretion pitch we found third-party confirmation for. The audit and zero-logging claims, we didn’t: no named auditor, no dated report, no retention period spelled out anywhere we could read. Check the current privacy policy and payment page yourself before trusting either claim with anything sensitive.

Does Secrets AI have a mobile app?

No native iOS or Android app. AIGirlfriendScout states the platform is “web-based” and lists the browser-only limitation as a structural weakness against rivals with native apps; Secretopedia independently describes it the same way. One outlier (AIGirlfriend360) mentions a mobile app “still in beta,” a claim no other source corroborates, so treat it as unconfirmed rather than a reason to expect one soon. The site itself works through a mobile browser without a dedicated app wrapper.

Verdict

Take it for the video and the image generator, both genuinely unfiltered and, by most independent accounts, ahead of the category on speed and quality. Time Machine is a real, documented reason to prefer this over a plainer chat-and-render competitor. Go in accepting two things: Moments disappear fast once video enters the picture, and the privacy pitch is more marketing than documentation right now, so don’t hand over anything you’d mind seeing traced back to you. Twenty minutes on the free tier, one edited message through Time Machine and one generated image, tells you most of what the paid plans are actually worth.