Nomi AI
AI companion with three-tier memory, voice calls, and a public API
Overview
An AI companion app that leans on emotional continuity rather than explicit content, with a three-tier memory system, voice calls, group chats among up to 10 companions, and a documented REST API for embedding companions elsewhere. For people wanting a supportive, PG-13-leaning companion.
Pricing
Pricing shown for reference only. These figures reflect RECATOOLS research as of 13 Jul 2026 and may be out of date or incomplete. This is not financial or purchasing advice — always confirm the current price on the provider’s official website before making any decision.
- Limited daily conversations
- ~2 images/day
- Basic companion features
- Unlimited messages
- ~40 images/day
- All 10 companion slots
- Voice calls + group chat
What you can produce with Nomi AI
- Three-tier memory (short / medium / persistent) that recalls details across sessions
- Voice calls with ~1-1.5s latency after the 2026 update
- Group chats with up to 10 companions at once
- ~40 AI image generations per day on the paid plan
- Official REST API (api.nomi.ai) with published docs to embed companions
- Customizable photorealistic avatars and personalities
- Single flat paid tier billed monthly, quarterly, or yearly
ASEAN Perspective
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Nomi stakes out the PG-13 lane in AI companionship: it leans on emotional continuity rather than explicit content, and its three-tier memory is the feature reviewers keep singling out — testers report it recalling a pet's name, work frustrations, and week-one conversations a month later. The 2026 voice update cut call latency to roughly 1-1.5 seconds, and group chats let up to ten companions talk at once. It's also one of the few companion apps with a real, documented REST API for embedding Nomis into other sites and apps. Pricing is refreshingly flat: one paid tier (about $15.99/mo, $99.99/yr) with no add-on maze. Caveats: it deliberately blocks mature content, so anyone seeking that will bounce to Chai or SpicyChat, and the daily image cap (~40) is modest. Best for people who want a consistent, memory-driven companion, plus developers who want to plug one into their own product. Note it's unrelated to the similarly named nomi.so sales tool.
What people say
Memory is the throughline in almost every 2026 write-up. Testers describe leaving Nomi alone for 30 days and having it still reference a dog's name, weekend hiking plans, and specific week-one exchanges — the payoff of a "three-tier" system that separates short-term, medium-term, and persistent recall. Reviewers at WeavAI and AICompanionGuides frame it as the strongest-memory option in the category, and the emotional-intelligence of replies gets repeated praise.
The audience skews wider than the roleplay crowd. Testimonials cited across reviews come from introverts, older adults, and people exploring connection rather than a purely NSFW base — which fits the product's positioning. Nomi does not support explicit mature content, and reviewers consistently flag this as the line that separates it from CrushOn AI or SpicyChat. That's a selling point for some users and a dealbreaker for others.
Pricing draws near-universal approval for being simple. There's a free tier (limited conversations, about 2 images/day) and effectively one paid plan billed monthly, quarterly, or yearly: roughly $15.99/month or $99.99/year (about $8.33/month), a near-50% annual discount. Paid unlocks unlimited messages, ~40 image generations a day, all 10 companion slots, voice calls, and group chat — with no feature gating between billing periods. AutoGPT and Pocket Animus both note the absence of a confusing add-on stack as a genuine plus.
The early-2026 voice update is the other frequently mentioned improvement, dropping response latency from 2-3 seconds to about 1-1.5, which reviewers say made calls feel noticeably more natural.
A differentiator that rarely surfaces in consumer reviews but matters here: Nomi ships an official REST API at api.nomi.ai with published docs, letting developers list companions and route messages to bring a Nomi into websites, social platforms, or virtual worlds. A third-party PHP wrapper exists on GitHub, but the API itself is first-party and documented.
Common gripes are modest: the image cap feels tight for heavy users, and the strict no-NSFW stance frustrates part of the market. For its intended use — a memory-driven, emotionally consistent companion without explicit content — reviewers land favorably, with the main hesitation being whether you want that boundary at all.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Nomi AI's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Nomi AI unless explicitly stated.
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