Kindroid

Kindroid is an AI tool that builds a custom AI companion you can text, call, and see. Kindroid lets users create a custom AI companion, a "Kin", with its own personality and memory, then interact through text chat, live voice calls, video calls, selfies and group conversations.

Kindroid is a companion app built around a single idea: you design the AI character yourself, then keep talking to the same one over time. Instead of picking from a fixed roster of bots, users create a "Kin" with its own name, personality and history, and the app carries that identity through text chat, voice calls, live video calls and selfie generation. The homepage frames the promise as an AI friend that listens, remembers and grows with you, and the product leans on long term memory plus the ability to bring a Kin into a group conversation. In practice the app mixes several modes into one thread. Text messages work like a normal messenger, voice calls run live, and video calls put a face on the other side of the conversation. Kins get a visual identity through selfies and avatars, and a memory layer keeps shared history available, which the marketing surfaces as a reminder of past moments (the site uses a remembered night in Lisbon as its example). Built-in characters cover a wide range of setups, from a marine biologist to a fantasy mage and an open-ended throne-room adventure, and each can be adopted as a starting point instead of writing a persona from scratch. The audience is people who want continuity rather than a one-off novelty: roleplayers, character writers, and users who treat an AI companion as a daily habit. The download and store rating figures on the homepage (4M+ downloads, 4.8 stars) suggest it sits among the larger consumer companion apps rather than the hobbyist tier. Privacy is a stated selling point, with all data encrypted and no data sold. Compared with general assistants, Kindroid trades breadth of utility for depth of character and voice, so it fits companionship and narrative play better than task work. Pricing tiers are not detailed on the homepage, so costs and limits need to be checked inside the app.