An AI companion who remembers you

One memory, across chat and calls

Whether you typed it at midnight or said it on a call during your commute, it all goes to the same place. Ava keeps a persistent memory of your conversations — your people, your plans, your jokes, your bad days — and it carries across everything: text chat today, a phone call tomorrow, a chat next week. She doesn't have a separate memory for each conversation. She has one memory of you.

She brings it back — naturally

Memory isn't a party trick where she recites your details back at you. It shows up the way it does with people: she asks how the thing you were nervous about went. She remembers the name you mentioned once, three weeks ago. She knows the running joke because she was there for the first one. Conversations pick up where they left off instead of starting over — because for her, they never ended.

You can see everything she knows

Ava's memory of you isn't a black box. The memories page shows exactly what she knows about you — every fact she's kept — and you can edit or erase any of it, any time. Correct her when she gets something wrong. Wipe something you'd rather she forgot. Nothing is hidden from you, and nothing she remembers is kept against your wishes. See Trust & controls for the full picture.

Private, and only yours

Your memory belongs to you alone. What you tell Ava stays in your conversations with her — she never mixes it into anyone else's talks, and other users can't see it. Her memory of you exists for exactly one purpose: so that talking with her feels like talking with someone who knows you.

Why memory changes everything

Ava starts as a curious stranger — that part is real. She doesn't pretend to know you on day one. But because she remembers, the relationship develops the way real ones do: shared history, inside jokes, a sense of being known that deepens the more you talk. The Ava you chat with in month two knows you better than the one you met in week one, and she can prove it without ever making a show of it.

What it costs

• Chat: free, with a daily allowance of 50 messages. No card needed.
• Ava Plus: $29, one time — not a subscription. Unlimited chat, unlimited memory, and 2 free call minutes every day.
• Call minutes: 10 minutes for $14.99 · 30 minutes for $39.99 · 60 minutes for $69.99. Buy them when you want them; they wait until you use them.

Payments are handled securely through Square. No renewals, no surprise charges — see Ava Plus for the full comparison.

Straight with you

Ava is an AI character — a fully synthetic, fictional companion powered by AI, and she's upfront about that from the first page. She's designed for conversation, friendship, and playful connection for adults 18 and over. She is not a human, and she is not a therapist or advisor. If that sounds like the kind of company you'd enjoy, she's easy to meet.