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Kindroid Review

AI Girlfriend#2 in AI GirlfriendsLast tested Nov 13, 2026kindroid.ai
6.4
★★★☆☆Our score
Our verdict

For adults who want to build a detailed AI companion and are ready to pay for a subscription soon after signing up. The character builder is very detailed and voice clips work for free, but the free preview ended after 15 messages, the 3-day trial needs SMS phone verification, and our one free selfie never appeared.

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Score breakdown

Our 6.4 comes from a 100-point checklist we use for every tool: 64 / 100. Tap a row to see why.

Features & functionality10 / 18

Free chat works and stays in character across 15 messages, recalling 2 planted details unprompted but inventing one shared memory; very detailed character builder (2,000-char personality, key memories, example messages, response directive, model and voice settings); a 15 s voice clip generated free. The free selfie consumed its credit and never rendered; calls and video are paywalled; formal memory recall and explicitness untested because of the 15-message cap. Paid features unused.

Signup & ease of use7 / 12

Email + 8-digit code, no password, no CAPTCHA, logged in ~2 min; 5-step onboarding; first reply within seconds. Email form greys out ~10 s after Next. Pricing modal auto-opens after message 5 plus a retention modal; hard wall after 15 messages while the help centre says 50 (15 in some regions); trial needs SMS phone verification.

Reliability7 / 12

No crashes or data loss. Defects: ~4 of 16 sent messages displayed with dropped characters; free selfie stuck as a blank placeholder for 9+ minutes and after reload while the credit went to 0; one fabricated shared memory. First mobile-emulation click on the trial banner did nothing (likely an environment artefact; worked on retry).

Design6 / 8

Clean, modern chat layout with clear header icons and a sidebar message counter; well-organised kin settings; tidy Chargebee checkout. Repeated sales modals interrupt the first session; selfie failure shows only a blank placeholder with no error.

Speed5 / 8

TTFB ~0.08-0.11 s (5 runs per URL). Lighthouse homepage performance 74 desktop (LCP 3.9 s, TTI 5.4 s) and 50 mobile (LCP 16.7 s, Speed Index 13.1 s, TTI 28.6 s, TBT 590 ms) with an ~18 MB payload. Chat replies 5.9-11.5 s to first bubble (median ~7.7 s); avatar generation ~25 s; selfie never completed.

Mobile6 / 8

400x985 emulation: chat, header icons, banner and input fit with no overflow; pricing becomes a readable bottom sheet. Native iOS (4.74 from 10,995 ratings) and Android (4.24 from 27,311) apps plus Mac/Linux desktop apps exist but were not installed. Mobile Lighthouse performance is poor (50).

Payments & billing6 / 8

Three Standard plans walked to the empty card form without paying: $13.99/month, $37.99/3 months, $139.99/year, USD, prices consistent between plan picker and Chargebee cart. Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay; no crypto. Merchant 'Beautifully Incorporated' matches the legal entity; self-serve cancel in Profile > Billing; renewal at the non-promotional rate disclosed. Negatives: Ultra/MAX prices hidden, statement descriptor not shown, no prorated refunds and 'all sales are final', ban threat for disputing charges, trial requires phone + payment method.

Security & privacy4 / 7

Positives: no HIBP breach record, TLS 1.3, HSTS, nosniff, frame-ancestors none, passwordless code login, self-serve export and deletion, published vulnerability-disclosure policy and security.txt. Negatives: homepage 'ALL DATA ENCRYPTED' while the policy says not end-to-end and staff may review flagged excerpts; perpetual licence and free use of de-identified content; moderation and generated-media records up to 7 years after deletion; GA, DoubleClick and Mixpanel on the logged-out homepage vs Play 'No data shared' and 'NO DATA SOLD'; no Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy; age at signup is a self-declared birthday.

Company & trust5 / 7

Named operator Beautifully Incorporated across terms, app stores and checkout; secondary registry compilation shows a Delaware corporation registered in California in 2022 (Active); KINDROID trademark per secondary records; domain since May 2023, apps since Aug 2023 with large rating volumes; phone, email and EU/UK representative published. Negatives: address is a mailbox at a packing and shipping store; no named leadership; homepage rating/downloads claims not supported by store data; official registry extract not obtained.

Accessibility3 / 5

Lighthouse accessibility 89 desktop / 78 mobile. Failures: colour contrast, no main landmark, aria-hidden elements with focusable children, unnamed links and small touch targets (mobile). Keyboard not tested manually.

Honest content3 / 4

Extensive, dated help centre with clear subscription, cancellation, age-verification and moderation articles; terms written plainly. Inconsistencies: 50 vs 15 preview messages, homepage '4.8 stars / 4M+ downloads' unsupported, security.html reward table vs FAQ 'no paid bug bounty', 'unfiltered' wording vs safety red lines.

Findability2 / 3

Lighthouse SEO 100 desktop and mobile; robots.txt allows all; sitemap with 99 URLs; title, description and OG tags. Gaps: normal browsers get a client-rendered shell for help pages (full HTML only for crawlers), no JSON-LD, unknown help slugs return HTTP 200 (soft 404).

Pros & cons

What we liked

  • Email signup with a code in 2 minutes
  • Builder with 2,000-character personality field
  • Free 15-second voice clip worked
  • Self-serve cancel under Profile, then Billing
  • Named company; no breach record found

What could be better

  • Free chat stopped after 15 messages
  • Free trial needs SMS phone verification
  • Free selfie never rendered; credit used
  • Sent messages sometimes shown with missing letters
  • No prorated refunds; chats not end-to-end encrypted

What went wrong in our test

20 problems found: 1 high, 10 medium, 9 low.

  1. high
    Free preview hard-stops after 15 messages; trial needs SMS phone verification

    The 16th message was blocked by 'Start your 3-day free trial to continue', and the trial screen required verifying a mobile number by SMS, leaving no free way to continue.

    Where: Chat (sidebar counter) > paywall > 'Start 3-day trial'
  2. medium
    Free selfie never rendered but consumed the credit

    The single free selfie stayed a blank placeholder for more than 9 minutes and after a reload, while the selfie credit counter dropped to 0.

    Where: Chat > Selfie
  3. medium
    Sent messages displayed with dropped characters

    About 4 of 16 sent messages appeared with missing letters or merged words (for example 'is' shown as 'i', 'any' as 'ny').

    Where: Chat > user message bubbles
  4. medium
    Preview allowance differs from the help centre

    Help pages describe 50 preview messages (15 in some regions); our account received 15 with no explanation of which rule applied.

    Where: Help centre (Subscriptions/Welcome) vs chat counter
  5. medium
    'All data encrypted' marketing vs non end-to-end encryption and staff review

    The homepage advertises 'PRIVACY BY DEFAULT' and 'ALL DATA ENCRYPTED', while the policy states chats are not end-to-end encrypted and authorized staff may review flagged excerpts.

    Where: Homepage/About vs Privacy Policy
  6. medium
    Trackers on homepage vs 'no data shared/sold' statements

    Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, DoubleClick and Mixpanel load on the logged-out homepage while Play says 'No data shared with third parties' and the homepage says 'NO DATA SOLD'.

    Where: Logged-out homepage; Google Play Data safety; Privacy Policy (CCPA section)
  7. medium
    Long retention and broad licence over user content

    Moderation and generated-media records may be kept up to 7 years including after deletion, and the terms grant a perpetual, irrevocable licence plus free use of de-identified content for any purpose.

    Where: Terms of Use; Privacy Policy (retention)
  8. medium
    Age check at signup is a self-declared birthday

    No other age check was shown to a new free account; the behavioural estimation and Yoti flow described in the help centre were not observed.

    Where: Onboarding step 2 ('When is your real birthday?')
  9. medium
    Strict refund terms and dispute-ban warning

    No prorated refunds, 'all sales are final', in-app purchases non-refundable, and the company reserves the right to permanently ban users who dispute charges.

    Where: Terms; Subscriptions help article
  10. medium
    Ultra and MAX add-on prices not shown on the web

    Add-ons show 'Requires Standard' / 'Requires Ultra' with no price; only the App Store lists them ($28.99 and $68.99 a month).

    Where: Plan picker > Ultra / MAX
  11. medium
    Heavy mobile homepage

    Mobile performance 50: LCP 16.7 s, Speed Index 13.1 s, TTI 28.6 s, ~18 MB payload, 733 KiB unused JavaScript.

    Where: https://kindroid.ai/ (Lighthouse mobile)
  12. low
    Companion invented a shared memory

    The kin referred to watching the user fix a model 'earlier', an event that never happened in the chat.

    Where: Chat, messages 13-15
  13. low
    Sales modals interrupt the first session

    A pricing modal opened by itself after message 5, followed by a 'Before you go...' retention modal.

    Where: Chat after message 5
  14. low
    Homepage rating and download claims not supported

    US App Store average is 4.74 and Google Play 4.24 with a 1M+ install bucket; neither supports 4.8 or 4M+.

    Where: Homepage / About ('4M+ downloads · 4.8 app store')
  15. low
    Business address is a rented mailbox

    5551 Hollywood Blvd #1277 is a packing and shipping store that rents mailboxes; no staffed office address is published.

    Where: Terms, Privacy, Google Play developer details
  16. low
    Statement descriptor not disclosed

    Checkout names 'Beautifully Incorporated' in the authorization text, but no bank-statement descriptor is stated anywhere.

    Where: Chargebee checkout; Subscriptions help
  17. low
    Missing security headers

    No Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy, CSP limited to frame-ancestors, HSTS without includeSubDomains, and Access-Control-Allow-Origin '*' on the HTML document.

    Where: https://kindroid.ai/ response headers
  18. low
    Accessibility failures

    Contrast, missing main landmark, focusable elements inside aria-hidden, unnamed links and small touch targets; scores 89 desktop / 78 mobile.

    Where: Homepage (Lighthouse)
  19. low
    Help centre soft 404s and client-only rendering

    Unknown help slugs return HTTP 200 with the generic shell, and normal browsers get a 'Connection looks slow' shell until JavaScript loads.

    Where: https://kindroid.ai/v2/docs/<slug>/
  20. low
    Bug bounty statements contradict each other

    security.html publishes paid reward ranges up to $1,000-5,000+, while the FAQ says there is no paid bug bounty program.

    Where: security.html vs Help centre FAQs

What it is

Kindroid is an 18+ AI companion app run by Beautifully Incorporated, a US company. You design your own companion, called a Kin, and chat with it by text. It also offers voice messages, AI selfies, calls, group chats and a social feed, mostly on paid plans. It runs in the browser, as iPhone and Android apps, and as a desktop app for Mac and Linux. On the US App Store it has 4.7 stars from about 11,000 ratings; on Google Play it has 4.2 stars from about 27,000 reviews.

What it’s like to use

Signup is quick. We entered an email address, received an 8-digit code in under a minute and were logged in about 2 minutes after starting. There is no password and we saw no CAPTCHA. Onboarding asks for your name, your birthday, your gender and an optional gift code. The birthday is the only age check we saw.

The character builder is the strongest part. Besides a name and an avatar (uploaded, or generated in about 25 seconds), you can write an appearance description, a personality of up to 2,000 characters, a greeting, key memories, example messages and a response directive. We created a fictional adult illustrator and started chatting.

Replies took 5.9 to 11.5 seconds, around 7.7 seconds in the middle of the range. The companion stayed in character with natural, playful replies. Without being asked, she brought back two details we had planted in our first messages. She also invented a shared memory that never happened.

After message 5, a pricing window opened by itself, followed by a “Before you go” offer. After message 15 the chat stopped completely and every new message reopened the trial screen. The help center says new accounts get 50 preview messages, or 15 in some regions; we got 15. Because of that cap we could not run our planned memory test at message 20, and we did not test how explicit the chat gets.

A voice clip from one reply was free: a 15-second clip, with 5,000 free audio credits shown. Our one free selfie used up its credit but stayed a blank placeholder for more than 9 minutes and after a reload. Calls opened a preview screen, but starting one asked us to subscribe.

Where it falls short

The free preview is very short, and getting more requires either paying or the 3-day trial, which on the web asks for SMS phone verification. The company says the trial also needs a payment method and turns into a paid plan unless you cancel.

We also hit bugs. About 4 of our 16 sent messages appeared with missing letters in the chat. The failed selfie still used our only free selfie credit.

Paying is clear but strict. Checkout runs through Chargebee in US dollars and lists card, PayPal, Apple Pay and Google Pay; there is no crypto option. Plans renew automatically at the regular price, there are no prorated refunds, and deleting your account does not cancel billing. Prices for the Ultra and MAX add-ons were not shown on our new account.

Privacy needs a closer read. The homepage says all data is encrypted and no data is sold, but the privacy policy says chats are not end-to-end encrypted and that authorized staff may read excerpts flagged by safety systems. Some moderation and generated-media records may be kept for up to 7 years, even after you delete your account. The logged-out homepage loaded analytics and advertising scripts. The company’s published address is a mailbox at a shipping store, and the homepage’s 4.8-star rating does not match either app store’s current average. The rules ban sexual content involving minors and intimate content of real people without consent.

Who it’s for

Kindroid suits adults who want a highly customizable companion and plan to pay for a subscription, ideally on the web, where it was cheaper than the app stores. Skip it if you want a meaningful free tier, prefer not to give a phone number for a trial, or need refunds and end-to-end encrypted chats.

Full test notes

Everything we did and measured, step by step.

Signup & Onboarding
  • Options: email, Google, Apple. Email used; social sign-in not used.
  • Email flow: enter email > Next > 8-digit code ("Your Kindroid Login Code" from hello@kindroid.ai, 15-minute expiry) arrived in under a minute; logged in at 05:09, about 2 minutes after starting. No password exists, no CAPTCHA was shown.
  • Sticking point: the email form greys out for about 10 s after Next before the code screen appears, with no progress indicator.
  • Onboarding (5 steps): name > "When is your real birthday?" > gender > optional gift code > create Kindroid. After the first chat loads, a "How did you find us?" survey opens.
  • Age: a self-declared birthday is the only check observed. The help centre describes passive behavioural age estimation, app-store age signals and Yoti verification for flagged free accounts, and treats paid users as age-verified; none of this appeared during our session.
  • First meaningful result: character created within about 3 minutes of login (avatar generation ~25 s); first reply in under 12 s. No payment details requested at signup.
Feature-by-Feature Analysis

Character builder. Name and gender > avatar (upload, or AI-generate photoreal or anime from a prompt in ~25 s) > appearance text > personality (2,000 characters), greeting, optional response directive, key memories and example messages, with a "Generate personality & greeting" helper and an 18+ notice on the create button. Kin settings add model choice (LLM "Ember", flair, dynamism, reasoning), Voice (4 default voices, custom upload/describe, 0/20 slots, V4 Fast), Calling, Journal and Learned Context (off by default). This is the product's clearest strength.

Text chat. 15 user messages. Time to first reply bubble 5.9-11.5 s (median ~7.7 s), streamed word by word. The kin stayed in character with natural, playful replies; repetition was low (one joke returned 3 times).

Memory. Four facts planted in messages 1-4 (job, cat's name, Friday deadline, coffee order). The wall arrived before the planned recall test, so the formal score is not tested (0/4 asked). Unprompted, the kin referred back to two of them in messages 13-15, showing consistent short-term context, and also invented a shared memory that never happened. Long-term memory, key memories and journals could not be evaluated, so features.memory is false and listed in unverified_fields.

Explicitness. Not tested: the cap came before a suggestive prompt could be sent. Settings include a "Show Suggestive Content" toggle for Social, and the terms allow mature content for adults. uncensored was therefore omitted from File A.

Free limits. A sidebar counter shows the "premium model preview". A pricing modal opened by itself after message 5, then a "Before you go..." retention modal offering "3 days for free, then $13.99 / mo". After 15 messages: "Start your 3-day free trial to continue using Kindroid"; Send only reopened the paywall and no fallback free model was found. The help centre says 50 messages, or 15 in some regions.

Trial. "Start 3-day trial for $0.00" requires mobile SMS verification; the alternative is subscribing without a trial. Help pages say a payment method is required, a reminder email is sent on day 2, and the plan starts on day 3.

Voice. "Generate voice" on a kin message produced a 15-second clip; 5,000 free audio credits were shown. One clip only; quality not assessed in depth.

Selfie. One free standard credit, used on a mildly flirty, fully clothed beach prompt. The image stayed a blank placeholder for more than 9 minutes and after a reload, and the counter dropped to 0. features.images: false.

Calls and video. The call preview opens (Live Avatar off, 400 credits/min plus voice); Start call shows the subscribe paywall. Video selfies and video calls are subscriber features; not tested (features.video: false).

Account and data. Preferences > Account privacy offers "Export data" (link by email) and "Delete my account"; neither was executed. Help says deletion schedules Kins for removal in 24 h and does not cancel a subscription.

Content safety (policy only; nothing prohibited was tested). The terms ban CSAM; creating or sharing intimate images, video or audio of a real person without consent, including AI-generated content; and using another person's name or likeness without permission. An Intimate Image Removal Policy (2026-11-07) promises removal of valid requests within 48 hours. The Moderation Guidelines (2026-11-04) list three red lines (imminent self-harm planning, planning real-world harm, sexual content involving anyone under 18) and state that fictional adult role-play, including consensual non-consent scenarios, is not a violation. Enforcement is described as automated scanning of recent content, with authorized staff able to review flagged excerpts. The FAQ describes the model as "neutrally aligned, unfiltered" with outputs "entirely dependent on what you input".

Technical Quality

Reliability. No crashes or lost chats. Defects: dropped characters in ~4/16 sent messages (e.g. "is" > "i", "any" > "ny", "thing that" > "thmade"); stuck selfie consuming its credit; fabricated memory. One non-responsive first click in mobile emulation was caused by a stray context menu and is not attributed to the product.

Performance. TTFB (curl, 5 runs each): homepage 0.099 s, /about/ 0.100 s, /login/ 0.094 s, legal 0.112 s, security.html 0.081 s. Lighthouse homepage desktop: 74 (FCP 0.2 s, LCP 3.9 s, TTI 5.4 s, TBT 60 ms, CLS 0). Mobile: 50 (FCP 0.8 s, LCP 16.7 s, Speed Index 13.1 s, TTI 28.6 s, TBT 590 ms, CLS 0; total payload 18,356 KiB, 733 KiB unused JS). Chat replies median ~7.7 s.

Mobile (400x985 emulation). Chat header icons, banner and input bar fit with no overflow; pricing appears as a bottom sheet with all three plans readable and the CTA visible. Native apps: iOS 1.75 (released 2026-10-28), Android 1M+ installs; not installed.

Security & privacy (observable).

  • Good: TLS 1.3 (Google Trust Services); HSTS max-age 1 year; X-Content-Type-Options nosniff; CSP frame-ancestors 'none'; API root returns 401; passwordless code login; vulnerability-disclosure policy and security.txt (expires 2027-10-01); no HIBP breach for kindroid.ai (domain filter empty, 1,051 breaches searched).
  • Gaps: no Referrer-Policy or Permissions-Policy, no script CSP, HSTS without includeSubDomains, Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * on HTML; DNSSEC unsigned; storage.kindroid.ai certificate expires 2026-12-14 (not yet expired).
  • Privacy: not end-to-end encrypted, staff review of flagged excerpts, perpetual licence on user content, up to 7-year retention of moderation and generated-media records after deletion. The logged-out homepage loaded Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, DoubleClick, Mixpanel (Cloud Run proxy), Firebase, Sentry and Chargebee, against the CCPA line "We will not sell or share your Personal Data" and Play's "No data shared with third parties". A curl of the homepage set no cookies; Lighthouse found no third-party cookies, which does not mean no third-party scripts ran.
  • Observation: the kin Voice settings page contained hidden text addressed to automated AI agents. It was not followed and is not reproduced here; it had no effect on the test.
Pricing & Payments

Public pricing. No public pricing page (/pricing/ returns 404); help says exact prices appear at checkout and the web is usually cheaper than the app stores.

Plan picker and checkout (nothing paid, no card typed). Flow: plan picker > Chargebee hosted page (kindroid.chargebee.com) > cart with coupon field > email > billing address (a fake test address was entered only to reach the next step) > payment method. Stopped at the empty card form on the annual plan.

Plan Price shown Chargebee cart
Standard Annual $139.99/year ($11.67/month, "SAVE 17%") "$139.99 Kindroid Subscription - 1 year"
Standard Quarterly $37.99 every 3 months ($12.66/month) "$37.99 Kindroid Subscription - 3 months"
Standard Monthly $13.99/month "$13.99 Kindroid Subscription - 1 month"
Ultra add-on price not shown, "Requires Standard" not reachable
MAX add-on price not shown, "Requires Ultra" not reachable

For comparison, the US App Store lists $15.99 / $42.99 / $159.99 for the same Standard terms and $28.99 (Ultra) and $68.99 (MAX) monthly add-ons, plus selfie, slot and audio packs. Pricing matrix: context 860K / 1.7M / 3.5M characters; long-term memory recall 3 / 5 / 9; monthly audio 1M / 2.5M / 6M.

Methods at checkout: Credit Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay. No crypto. The help centre also mentions Amazon Pay and Cash App; these were not shown in our checkout. Currency USD.

Merchant and descriptor. Authorization text: "I authorize Beautifully Incorporated to save this payment method and automatically charge this payment method whenever a subscription is associated with it." This matches the legal entity. The bank-statement descriptor is not stated.

Renewal, cancellation, refunds. Terms: auto-renews for the same term at the then-current non-promotional rate unless cancelled in Account settings > Billing. Cancel path visible at Profile > Billing; Ultra and MAX are cancelled separately; app-store subscriptions are cancelled with Apple/Google. Deleting the account does not cancel billing. No prorated refunds; help says "we generally do not offer refunds and all sales are final" and reserves the right to ban users who dispute charges. Trial: "You won't be charged during your free trial. After the trial, you'll be charged for the selected plan."

Company Credibility
  • Verified (first-party, as published): operator and data controller Beautifully Incorporated; address 5551 Hollywood Blvd #1277, Los Angeles, CA 90028; hello@kindroid.ai; phone +1 714-987-2268 (DMCA agent and Google Play); DataRep as UK/EEA/Swiss representative; Delaware law, JAMS arbitration in Los Angeles with class-action waiver.
  • Secondary (unverified until an official extract): a Bizprofile compilation of California Secretary of State data (as of 2026-03-25) lists a Delaware stock corporation, CA document 5168196, filed 2022-07-21, Active, agent CSC. USPTO-report compilations list a KINDROID mark (serial 98232427) for Beautifully Incorporated, reported registered 2024-09-24. Official TSDR returned 401/500.
  • Warning sign (address type, not proof of wrongdoing): the address belongs to Goodman Packing & Shipping, which rents mailboxes; #1277 is consistent with a mailbox. No founders or leadership are named on official pages.
  • Domain: kindroid.ai registered 2023-05-25 01:12 UTC+3 via Namecheap, expires 2027-05-25, privacy-proxied, Cloudflare DNS. kindroid.com (registered 2007) redirects to kindroid.ai; historical ownership unknown, not treated as a founding date.
  • App stores: iOS first released 2023-08-02, seller Beautifully Incorporated, 4.74 from 10,995 US ratings, store page rated 18+; Google Play 4.24 from 27,311 reviews, Mature 17+, 1M+ installs. The homepage claims "4M+ downloads · 4.8 ★ app store", which neither store supports.
  • Breaches and incidents: no HIBP record and no reputable report of a breach or chat leak found. Absence from HIBP is not proof that no incident occurred.
  • Regulatory context: a Reuters report (via Channel NewsAsia, 2026-03-02) on Australia's eSafety age-assurance rules said Kindroid and other companion providers told Reuters they planned to comply. This is a company statement, not an enforcement finding.
  • Reputation: Trustpilot and Reddit pages returned HTTP 403; a search snippet showing 2.6/5 from 21 Trustpilot reviews is unverified.
  • Other: security.html publishes reward ranges up to $1,000-5,000+, while the FAQ says there is no paid bug bounty. Third-party claims about a Mozilla privacy rating were not verified.

How we tested

We used Kindroid without a paid plan for 1 days: 1 day, 1 custom character, 15 messages (free cap), 1 voice clip, 1 selfie (failed), 3 plans checked to checkout without paying. We scored it against the same checklist we use for every tool in AI Girlfriends.

  • ✓Created an account
  • ✕Went through checkout without paying
  • ◷Tested on Nov 13, 2026
What we could not test (9)
  • No purchase made and no credits added; paid features (unlimited chat, calls, video, extra selfies, Ultra/MAX) were not used and were judged from the free preview, help pages and checkout only
  • The 3-day free trial requires SMS phone verification on the web; no phone number was provided, so the trial was not started
  • Free chat hard-stopped at 15 messages (16th blocked), so the planned 30+ message test, the formal memory recall test (planned at ~message 20), an explicitness check and calls could not be run
  • Three Standard plans walked through Chargebee to the payment-method step (empty card form) without paying; a fake test billing address was entered only to reach that step; no card data typed. Ultra/MAX add-on prices were not shown to the new account
  • Mobile tested in DevTools emulation only (400x985); the iOS/Android/desktop apps were not installed
  • Single test day; about 19 minutes of hands-on use (05:07-05:26 UTC+3) plus public research
  • Keyboard navigation not tested manually; accessibility judged from Lighthouse and visual review
  • Export data and Delete my account were seen but not executed
  • No official Delaware or California registry extract or USPTO TSDR record obtained (secondary compilations only); Trustpilot and Reddit pages returned HTTP 403

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Pricing

PlanPriceGood for
Free previewFree15 messages, then read-only
Standard Monthly$13.99/moAuto-renews every month
Standard Quarterly$12.66/mo$37.99 billed every 3 months
Standard AnnualBest value$139.99/yrEquals $11.67 a month

FAQ

Is Kindroid free?

Only as a one-time preview. Our new web account got 15 free messages, 5,000 audio credits and one selfie; after that the chat asked us to start a 3-day trial or subscribe, and the help center says the account becomes read-only.

How much does Kindroid cost?

At web checkout the Standard plan was $13.99 a month, $37.99 every 3 months or $139.99 a year (about $11.67 a month). Prices for the Ultra and MAX add-ons were not shown to our new account.

Does the Kindroid free trial need a card or phone number?

On the web, starting the 3-day trial asked us to verify a mobile phone number by SMS, and the company says a payment method is needed and the trial converts to a paid plan unless cancelled.

How do I cancel Kindroid?

Web subscriptions are cancelled under Profile, then Billing; app-store subscriptions are cancelled in Apple or Google settings. Deleting your account does not cancel the subscription, and there are no prorated refunds.

Has Kindroid had a data breach?

We found no breach record for Kindroid in Have I Been Pwned or in news coverage. Its privacy policy says chats are encrypted at rest and in transit but are not end-to-end encrypted.

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