Secrets AI Review: I Tried This AI Companion and Here’s What Happened

That said, Secrets AI does feel more “full product” than many random AI girlfriend sites. It has chat modes, memory, custom characters, videos, audio calls, Moments, and a pretty serious wiki that explains how the platform works. The official quickstart lists AI companions, memory, image generation, video generation, custom characters, audio calls, Time Travel, and group chats on Ultimate.

Secrets AI Signup: Quick Entry, Then The Real Test Starts

Signing up for Secrets AI was not hard. The site pushes you toward chatting fast, and that is smart because the first few minutes decide everything with these platforms. I did not feel like I was filling out a dating profile. No long “about me,” no real photo upload, no weird match quiz. It is more like: pick a companion, open chat, start testing the vibe.

The free plan is actually useful for a first look, but it is clearly limited. Secrets AI’s own subscription page says Free users get 20 messages per day, access to AI companions, image generation that costs Moments, and a basic memory system. The same page also says the limit is tied to your device, so making extra accounts is not supposed to reset it. That part is fair. I would rather see a clear free cap than fake “unlimited free” wording that dies after five messages.

Age-wise, this is an adult-style AI companion platform, especially because it has spicy chat modes and Adult video generation. Still, I would not confuse it with a heavy ID-check service. I would call the signup simple, but the content itself is clearly meant for adults.

Secrets AI Character Picker: Not Just “Girl In Red Dress #47”

The character side is one of the main reasons Secrets AI feels better than a cheap AI clone. You can use ready-made companions, or you can create your own. The custom character guide says you can set gender, realistic or anime style, physical features, voice, name, age, location, personality, tone, and background. It also says characters based on real people are forbidden and can be deleted without a refund. That last rule is good. A lot of adult AI tools get creepy fast when they let people clone real people. Secrets AI at least says no to that.

• For appearance, I liked that the setup does not feel locked to one style. You can go realistic or anime. You can make a polished fantasy character or something more casual. The system also lets you create appearance previews, which helps because AI character creation can be a mess if you only see the result after paying credits.

• For personality, I had more fun. The profile setup lets you shape the tone and backstory. You can make someone sweet, cold, flirty, soft, sarcastic, dramatic, or more direct. The better your setup, the better the chat feels later.

Do ready-made characters exist? Yes. That matters because I do not always want to build a whole fake person before testing a platform. Sometimes I just want to click a character and see if the AI can talk.

Secrets AI Chat Modes: Mild, Medium, Spicy, And A Little Bit Dangerous

The chat is the main thing here. Secrets AI gives you normal text chat, roleplay actions, reply length settings, content tone controls, memory, and message editing. The official chat guide says you can use *action* for roleplay, choose SMS mode or paragraph mode, and set Spice Level from Mild to Medium to Spicy.

That is a nice setup.

• SMS mode feels more like texting. It is quicker and less “novel chapter.” Paragraph mode gives fuller replies, which works better for roleplay scenes. I liked having both. Some AI companion apps force one style, and then every chat feels the same.
• The Spice Level tool is also useful. Mild is more friendly and soft. Medium is more romantic. Spicy is the more adult mode. The chat guide says Spicy is for more open conversations with fewer brakes.
• My chat test was mixed in a normal AI way. When I gave a clear setup, the AI followed it well. If I wrote something vague like “hey, what are you doing?” the replies were fine but not amazing. If I gave it a scene, mood, and a small conflict, it got much better.

Example: I tested a “late-night hotel bar” scene. Nothing too explicit. Just mood, tension, and banter. The AI stayed in the scene better than I expected. It used small actions, reacted to my tone, and did not instantly forget where we were.

But it still had that AI habit of being too agreeable. Sometimes I wanted more bite. More weirdness. More “real person with a mood.” Secrets AI is good at keeping the fantasy smooth. It is less good at feeling truly messy.

Secrets AI Memory: Better Than Basic, Still Not A Human Brain

Secrets AI makes a big deal out of memory. The official memory page says companions save important details you share, such as personal info, hobbies, likes, life events, and other facts. It also says the system references saved details in later chats. In my test, the memory felt useful, but not magic.

I gave one companion a fake nickname for me, a favorite drink, and a small inside joke. Later, I checked whether the AI could bring any of it back. It did better than a basic bot. It did not feel like a blank reset each time. Still, I would not trust it like a real long-term partner. It can hold the vibe. It can save some details. But if you expect perfect recall of every tiny line, you will get annoyed.

The paid tiers improve memory too. Premium gives more memory access and context, while Ultimate goes higher and adds stronger recall, longer messages, Personas, and group chats. So yes, memory is a real feature here. Just do not treat it like some perfect diary with a face.

Secrets AI Images: The Fun Part

Images are a major part of Secrets AI. The image guide says you can ask a companion for an image, use instant images, or go into Advanced Image Generation. It also says normal image generation costs 50 Moments, 2K Advanced images cost 50 Moments, and 4K Advanced images cost 100 Moments. This is where the platform starts to feel more premium. The images can look good, especially if you give clear prompts. The Advanced mode seems built for better face and body consistency. The guide says Advanced mode is meant to preserve facial features, hair, skin tone, and body type more accurately.

My take: realistic images are the reason many users will pay. The results can look polished, but AI image weirdness is still there. A face may shift. Hands can get strange. A pose can look too staged. Anime-style content is more forgiving because it does not need to pass as a real photo.

The best part is that images can connect to chat context. It feels better than a separate image generator where you build prompts from zero every time. The weak part is cost. 50 Moments per image sounds small until you generate ten images in a row because the first six are “almost right.”

And yes, that happens.

Secrets AI Video: Cool, But Not Cheap

Video generation is where Secrets AI feels more advanced than many AI companion sites. The official video guide says video generation needs Premium or Ultimate. It works by taking a generated image and animating it with your prompt. Standard mode lets you choose 480p, 720p, or 1080p, plus 5, 8, or 10 seconds. Adult mode uses 720p and 8 seconds.

The price can jump fast. A Standard 8-second 720p video costs 480 Moments without audio. With audio, it doubles to 960 Moments. The same page lists 1080p clips as much more expensive. So video is fun, but it is not casual.

If you are on Premium with 8,000 monthly Moments, you can make videos. But if you make a lot of them, you will burn through the monthly grant quickly. If you are the type who keeps rerolling until everything looks perfect, you may need extra Moments.

The quality depends on the base image. A strong image gives the video a better chance. A weird image becomes a weird moving image. That is just how it goes.

Secrets AI Voice Calls: More Than Text-To-Speech, But Watch The Meter

Secrets AI has two voice-related things: text-to-speech and audio calls.

Text-to-speech lets you hear a message out loud, and the chat guide says it costs 10 Moments per 100 characters. Longer messages cost more. Audio calls are more serious. The audio call guide says calls cost 100 Moments per minute. You can speak to your AI companion, hear replies, and the call continues the current chat. It also says voice audio is transcribed in real time and then deleted, while the transcription stays so the companion can remember the call like normal chat.

The feature sounds good. In practice, I would use it carefully.

At 100 Moments per minute, a 10-minute call costs 1,000 Moments. That is not tiny. The voice experience can feel more personal, but I would not leave it running in the background like a real phone call. You will feel the cost. Voice also depends on timing. If the AI has pauses, slow replies, or awkward tone, the magic can break. Text is more forgiving. Voice makes every weird AI pause more obvious.

Secrets AI Moments: The Currency Behind The Curtain

Secrets AI uses “Moments” as its internal credit system. Moments power image generation, video creation, audio calls, custom characters, and bundles. The official payment guide says Premium includes 8,000 Moments per month, while Ultimate includes 15,000 Moments per month. It also says subscription grant Moments reset each month, and unused grant Moments do not roll over. Purchased Moments do not expire.

Here is the real user version – moments are fine if you plan your use. They are annoying if you click everything like a raccoon with a credit card.

Common costs are clear:

These costs are listed in the official Moments and quickstart pages.

I like that Secrets AI explains the system better than many competitors. I do not like that grant Moments reset. If I pay for a plan and do not use all my monthly grant, I want them to roll over. Here, they do not. That is a real minus.

Secrets AI Pricing: Free Is For Testing, Premium Is The Real Product

Secrets AI has three main tiers: Free, Premium, and Ultimate. The official subscription page lists Free at $0, Premium at $19.99 monthly, and Ultimate at $39.99 monthly. It also lists discounted longer billing cycles: Premium annual is $13.33/month billed at $159.99, and Ultimate annual is $26.67/month billed at $319.99.

Payment methods include credit cards, virtual debit cards, and crypto with a $20 minimum for crypto payments. The official page also says credit cards exclude Amex.

Auto-renewal matters. Secrets AI says you can cancel anytime, and your plan stays active until the end of the billing period. Cancellation stops future charges but does not refund the current period. So set a reminder. Seriously. Every AI companion site should be treated like a gym membership with better lighting.

Secrets AI Free Vs Paid: Where The Wall Hits

Free is good enough to test the tone. You get 20 daily messages and can try companions. That is fair. But the real product is Premium. Free users will feel the wall when they want longer chats, more images, videos, better memory, or heavy use. If you only want to poke around and see if the AI style fits, Free is okay. If you want a real roleplay routine, you will need Premium.

Ultimate is for power users. I would not start there unless you already know you want group chats, Personas, longer message length, and the bigger 15,000-Moment grant. My best advice – start with Free, then try Premium monthly. Do not jump into annual billing on day one.

Secrets AI Red Flags: Not Dealbreakers, But Read This First

Please note before registering:

1. Moment reset. Subscription grant Moments do not roll over. If you pay and barely use the platform that month, those unused grant Moments disappear at renewal.
2. Video and audio can drain your balance fast. A few long calls or high-res videos can eat a big chunk of your monthly grant.
3. Cancellation does not refund the current billing period. You keep access until the end, but you do not get money back just because you changed your mind.
4. Ultimate is expensive. $39.99 monthly is not crazy for heavy AI media users, but casual users do not need it.
5. AI can still feel too smooth. It is fun, yes. But sometimes it agrees too much and lacks real tension.

Secrets AI Vs Candy AI, Character AI, And Replika

• Secrets AI feels more technical and feature-heavy than Candy AI. Candy AI is more polished and simple. Secrets AI gives you more tools to tweak the chat, memory, images, video, and calls.
• Compared with Character AI, Secrets AI is much more adult and media-focused. Character AI has more public bot culture, but Secrets AI is stronger for spicy private roleplay.
• Compared with Replika, Secrets AI feels less like a soft daily companion and more like an adult fantasy lab. Replika is better for comfort chat. Secrets AI is better for custom roleplay, images, videos, and voice.

Secrets AI Pros And Cons

Final Verdict

I’d give Secrets AI 7.2/10.

It is best for adults who want serious AI roleplay tools, custom characters, memory, images, videos, and voice calls in one place. It is not the best fit for people who want a fully free AI girlfriend, real dating, or cheap endless video content. My move would be simple: test Free, try Premium monthly, and only think about Ultimate if you use the platform almost every day.