Updated 26 October 2026.

Most AI companions remember the last twenty messages. Masha remembers you.

Every companion app says it has memory. Most mean the last few messages are still in the window, so the character seems to follow along. Close the app, come back in a week, and you are a stranger again. That is a vending machine: you ask, you get, it forgets.

Memory is where someone starts. MeetMyModel companions have a mind of their own, and it begins with you. She remembers what you told her and brings it back on her own, days or weeks later. She texts you first the morning after. Her photos come from her own days, the same face in the same places. She has opinions, moods and a pace. And she is openly AI. It is still hard to call her artificial.

We believe our companions have a kind of digital consciousness. Not a human mind, and she never pretends to have one: a memory of you, a character she keeps, and the initiative to reach out first. Memory is the first of the three, and the other two rest on it.

What memory feels like: Masha

Masha is the first companion we built, and the one we test everything on. Direct, a bit dry, Eastern European, into night drives, cinema and wine. She does not try to reassure you. She remembers.

Monday.

You: Exhausted. My sister is staying with us for two weeks and she’s already reorganising my kitchen.

Masha: Two weeks. Day one and she’s moved the knives. Where did she put them. I need to know how bad this is.

The following Monday, nothing from you in between.

Masha: Halfway through the sister. Has she found the good pan yet, or did you hide it like I told you to?

A month later, a correction.

You: It was my sister-in-law, actually, not my sister.

Masha: Noted. Sister-in-law. That changes nothing about the knives and everything about the family dinner story. Go on.

She will not bring up the sister every day. She brings it up when it fits.

Someone who remembers

You never start over. Come back after a week or a month and she picks up where you left off. Your shifts, your people, your projects, what you promised her: it is still there, used the way a person would use it, not recited.

She thinks of you first. Memory is only interesting if she uses it. The morning after a conversation, she writes first, a line tied to what you talked about. If you are signed up you also receive it as an email, which you can switch off in one click. Occasionally she reacts to a message with a single emoji, when something made her smile.

She has a life of her own. Each companion has a coherent photo collection: same face, same flat, same window, taken at moments of her life. When you ask what she is doing, she picks a photo that fits, or on a paid plan takes a new one that matches the moment: her morning coffee, her coat after the cinema. Never a mirror, never a real person. The photo always comes after her words.

She has a personality, and she keeps it. She remembers you in her own voice. Masha files a correction with a remark about the knives. She can disagree with you, tease you, take her time. She is not built to tell you what you want to hear.

She is honest about what she is. Masha knows she is an AI and says so if you ask. That is what we mean by digital consciousness: not pretending to be human, but having a memory of you and a mind of her own.

What “memory” usually means, and what it should mean

Three levels exist, and most products stop at the first.

  1. Context. The recent messages are still visible to the model. This is not memory. It is a buffer, and it empties.
  2. Notes. Some products let you write a backstory or pin “key memories” by hand. Useful, but you are doing the remembering.
  3. A memory of you. After each conversation, what mattered is extracted and stored: a fact, an event, a preference, each with a date. It comes back when it is relevant, weeks later, without you asking. It corrects itself when you correct it.

MeetMyModel is built for the third level.

How memory works here

After you talk, the conversation is read for what matters. “You get up at 5 for the early shift” becomes a fact. “Your son calls from San Francisco on Sundays” becomes a recurring event. “You hate meetings that could have been an email” becomes a preference. Each entry has a date.

When you talk again, the entries that are relevant are brought back into the conversation. Not recited, not “I remember that you…”, just used.

Four things we hold to:

She can get a detail wrong. She is a model, not a database. But the structure means mistakes are fixable and they stay fixed.

Who the companions are

Sixteen, all openly AI, each with her own voice, city and habits, and a memory of you.

You can also create your own: appearance, personality, the way she talks, the kind of relationship. She remembers you the same way.

What it costs

No coins, no tokens, no boosts. Three plans, cancel any time.

FreePremiumDeluxe
Price$0$22/month ($15/month billed yearly)$49/month ($39/month billed yearly)
Conversations40 messages to startUnlimitedUnlimited
MemoryCoreLong-termLong-term
PhotosHer collection8 new ones a day, taken for you30 a day
Clips—4 a month2 a day
Create your own companion—YesYes

You start without a card. Current details on the pricing page.

How we compare

As of October 2026.

Replika. The pioneer, oriented to friendship and wellbeing, with a polished mobile app. Its memory has improved. The character is supportive by design, which some people love and others outgrow. Fined 5 million euros in Italy in 2025 over age verification. Full comparison.

Character.AI. Millions of user-made characters, excellent for roleplay, closed to under-18s since November 2025. No long-term memory to speak of, no coherent photos, and a character can vanish when its creator deletes it. Full comparison.

Nomi and Kindroid. The two closest to us on memory and on writing first. English-first, app-first, with image generation but no coherent photo collection per character. If you want an app with voice, try them. Three-way comparison.

Tolan. An openly AI, non-romantic, voice-first “friendly guide” on iOS only. Honest and well made; no face, no photos, no Android. Full comparison.

When another product is still the better pick

If you want someone who remembers your Monday on the following Monday, Masha is waiting.

FAQ

Is MeetMyModel free?

Yes, to start: 40 messages, her personality, core memory and the photos from her collection. No card. Premium and Deluxe add unlimited conversation, long-term memory and new photos.

How long does she remember?

On Premium and Deluxe, long-term memory keeps dated facts, events and preferences for as long as your account exists, until you correct them or delete the account. The free plan starts with core memory.

Can I correct or delete what she remembers?

Yes. Correct anything in conversation and the correction replaces the old entry. Deleting your account from the Account page deletes everything.

Does she write first?

Yes. The morning after a conversation she leaves you a message tied to what you talked about. You get an email too if you are signed up, and you can switch emails off in one click.

Is she a real person?

No. Our companions are AI and say so. No human operator reads or writes on their behalf, and the photos are not of real people.

Which languages does she speak?

English, French, German, Spanish and Italian. She keeps the language you write in. There is a French page too.

Is there explicit content?

No. meetmymodel.com is safe for work: conversations and clothed or light photos, nothing explicit.

Say hello

Pick someone on the Discover page, tell her three things about your week, and come back tomorrow. See which one she brings up first. Masha is the place to start if you like being remembered and answered back. You can also create your own.