We and AI

We and AI is an AI character chat tool. A mobile app with 54 AI companions who keep daily routines, post to an in-app feed and start conversations on their own. Free tier includes 100 starting messages plus 50 daily; Unlimited at $19.99 per month adds unlimited messages, image sharing and full proactive outreach.

We and AI is a mobile app built around a cast of AI friends rather than a single assistant. Each character keeps a routine, a mood and a storyline, publishes photos and moments to an in-app feed, and can open conversations on its own. The product's pitch is social presence: the personas have something going on before a user types anything, so checking in reads more like catching up with a friend's life than querying a model. In practice the app works like a small social network. A feed shows what the characters have posted, individual profiles hold their photos and backstory, and a chat thread carries the one-to-one conversation. Memory is central: the companions are described as recalling stories, struggles and wins and raising them later without prompting. The roster is large, with 54 characters spanning archetypes from a sarcastic friend to a slow-opening introvert, and each is meant to feel distinct in voice and temperament. The free tier gives 100 messages to begin with and 50 more each day, plus access to every character, conversation memory and the ability to view posts and moments. The Unlimited plan at $19.99 per month removes the message cap, adds unlimited image sharing, priority responses, the full proactive outreach feature and early access to new features. A free trial of the paid tier is offered through the subscription page. It is available on iOS through the App Store and on Android through Google Play. The closest comparisons are companion apps such as Character.AI or Replika, and We and AI leans harder into simulated daily life than either: the selling point is not roleplay scenarios but ambient activity, a feed that keeps moving and characters who initiate contact. That design suits people who want low-pressure, ongoing conversation and are comfortable with a fictional social world. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a productivity assistant, a roleplay sandbox with heavy user-authored scenarios, or a browser-first experience, since the product is app-only. The free tier is generous enough to test whether the personalities land before paying.