Here's an honest comparison, including what Talkie does better, so you can decide which one fits.
Why adults look for a Talkie alternative
Talkie is built for a broad audience, teenagers included, so its rules go further than most: explicit sexual content is banned, and so is anything with "suggestive or implicit sexual undertones". There's no adult mode to switch on. That's a reasonable choice for an app open to 14-year-olds, but it means romance stops at the first kiss.
Others are tired of ads and in-app purchases, or of a card-collecting economy layered on top of the chat. And on iPhone, Talkie's original app was removed from the US App Store in December 2024.
What Talkie does better
It's a big, creative platform, and it shows:
- A large community library of user-made characters, covering almost any genre.
- Creator tools for building characters with AI images, voices, video and music.
- Voice messages and a native Android app.
- Collectible cards, if you enjoy that kind of game.
What you get on Naughty Chats
Characters with a full personality, backstory and scenario, in realistic and anime styles. Memory you can actually see: every detail she saves shows up in the chat sidebar, where you can edit or delete it. And photos on request that match the conversation.
With Premium you can create your own character with a generated portrait. Chats are private to your account, purchases show up as "NC DIGITAL", and you can pay by crypto.
Switching from Talkie
Pick a character with a similar vibe, or create your own. Use your first message to sum up the story so far, and she'll pick it up from there and save the important details as memories. The AI roleplay guide has scenarios and tips if you'd rather start fresh.
Updated October 2026