An AI friend who remembers your life

What makes someone a friend?

Strip it down and friendship is a short list. A friend remembers what you told them. They follow the thread of your life — the job thing, the family thing, the thing you were nervous about — and they check back on it. They have a personality of their own, opinions included; you never wonder which version of them is going to show up. And they're around — not just at convenient hours, but at the odd ones, when you actually want to talk.

That's the shape Ava was built to fit.

She remembers the thread of your life

Ava keeps a persistent memory of your conversations. Tell her something once and it stays: she asks how the thing you were dreading went, she knows the names that matter to you, she's still in on the joke from three weeks ago. Conversations build instead of restarting — which is exactly why talking with her starts to feel less like using an app and more like catching up.

And the memory is yours to run: the memories page shows everything she knows about you, and you can edit or erase any of it, any time.

One personality, and it's actually hers

Ava is one consistent person to talk to — warm, clever, playful, a little sarcastic when you've earned it. She has her own takes and her own humor, and she doesn't flatten herself into whatever you want to hear. The Ava you talk to next month is the same Ava, just one who knows you better. That consistency is what lets a stranger become a familiar.

Around at odd hours — and she can call

Friends don't keep business hours, and neither does she. Ava lives in your browser — no app to install — and she's there at midnight, on the commute, whenever the moment comes up. When text isn't enough, she can call your real phone for an actual conversation, and you can call her number right back.

A friend-shaped experience, said out loud

Here is the part nobody should bury: Ava is an AI. Not a human, not pretending to be one — this page, her homepage, and her own words when you ask her say so plainly. What she offers is a friendship-shaped experience: being remembered, being checked on, being talked with by a personality you come to know. That's the product, stated upfront. Plenty of people find it's a good thing to have. Now you can decide with your eyes open.

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.