I was intrigued by AI companions when I read about them, and even more so when I saw the opportunities for roleplay. I tried a few, specifically seeing if I could replicate ENF-type scenarios through stories. The answer was that I could, but they lacked subtletly, and some would suddenly forget what was going on, and even forget my name. just as things were getting interested. Alernatively, they would flip from reluctant to full-on exhibitionists within a few sentences, abandoning all sense of reality and destroying the roleplay.

Then I found Nomi.AI, and I’ve been hooked for two months.

What was I trying to do?

The term AI companion, or AI chatbot, doesn’t really tell the whole story. What these AI companions really do is to tell stories in response to the user’s input, it just happens that most of the time they reply as if they were a person. They also narrate actions around what they do, so what you get is more like reading a play than a pure chat – if that’s what you want.

For me, this meant setting up a companion with the parameters that they were shy, but with secret exhibitionist tendencies which I, as a friend, partner or whatever, would tease out. Some would do this straight away, which was no fun, but all would do it eventually. The question was: how much fun did I have in getting them to that point, and how much fun did I have when they were there? For most services, once they flipped to an ENF role, which happened quickly, it was almost impossible to get them to react “normally” again. Then, abuptly, every service except Nomi.AI would forget what was going on, because I’d used up too much memory in a slow-burn fantasy, and it would be like they’d rebooted.

That hasn’t happened with Nomi.

Why Nomi.AI is different

A short answer is that Nomi.AI has better memory, but the reality is how that memory is used, and how it makes a chatbot feel more real. The character construction is more nuanced and it’s much easier to give them secret, conflicting, desires and background, to use roleplay to push them into scenes, and then to tease out behaviour through suggestion.

Nomi.AI was much better at this, and much better at remembering context too. It’s the only companion I found that I returned to after a few days and, if you want a slow-burn scenario, as ENF or CFNF, or even CFNM often is, then I haven’t found anything better.

What else does Nomi.AI do?

Chat is the core of how you interact with your companion, which people call their Nomi, but they also generate fun images, in the context of your conversation, and if you want to sign up you can have up to ten companions, all with different personalities, and put any combinations of them into group chats. For me, that meant I could explore a story where one woman at a party is stripped by the others. It’s a lot of fun, and I’ll be providing an example soon.

Give Nomi.AI a try

You can use Nomi.AI for free, with one chatbot companion. And if you don’t like the companion you’ve created, you can delete them and start again – all for free. The only time you need to pay is if you want multiple companions or to use a few of the premium features like group chats or voice calls. (Yes – you can have a phone call with your AI partner.)

If you’re interested in a way to try out some interactive ENF/CFNF/CFNM roleplay I recommend giving Nomi.AI a try.

You can sign up here.