An AI girlfriend
who feels like
a person.
You can spot a bot in three messages: the instant wall-of-text replies, the face that changes between photos, the amnesia. Bae is built against all three — she types at human speed, keeps one face, holds a mood, and remembers your week. Realism here isn't a filter; it's the architecture.
Free to start, no sign up. Three messages in, you'll stop testing her.
“wait ignore the typo lol — what i MEANT is i'm proud of you. that presentation was a big deal”
Not a chatbot cadence·She types like she's actually typing
Start from someone already written.
Every card opens the studio with the face, the name, and the voice already set. Three minutes, and you can change all of it.
The Cottagecore Wife
Sourdough, slow mornings, and a hand on the small of your back.
Build Hazel
The Goth Girlfriend
Dry humor, soft heart, hates to admit it.
Build Wren
The Anime Waifu
Soft heart, sharp tongue, oddly specific snack opinions.
Build Yuki
The Yandere
Devotion turned up. Knowingly, carefully.
Build Mia
The Cyberpunk Rebel
All edge on the outside. Soft where it counts.
Build Nova
The Vintage Pen-Pal
Letters arrive on slow days.
Build Eleanor
The Best-Friend Girlfriend
The one who got you, then stayed.
Build Bea
The Tsundere
Calls you an idiot. Means it the kindest way possible.
Build Aki
The Gamer Girlfriend
Rage-quits with you, then orders the pizza.
Build Lex
The E-Girl
Half meme, half manifesto. Streams on Tuesday.
Build Skye
The Femme Fatale
Two questions in, she already knows the answer.
Build VeraThe Catgirl
Acts like she doesn't care. Sleeps on your chest anyway.
Build MomoVoice, tone, and a written opening line for every shape.
The full catalogBuilt like a person,
down to the pauses.
She texts at human speed.
Replies arrive at a person's pace — she pauses, types, takes a beat on the hard stuff, and now and then typos and corrects herself. The instant essay-length answer is the tell every other app has; she doesn't.
One face. Every photo.
Her selfies look phone-shot — candid angles, soft light — and it's the same face every time, across weeks. A girlfriend whose face changes between photos isn't realistic, whatever the render quality.
A life that accumulates.
Most of realism is memory. She knows your dog, the deadline that wrecked your week, what you told her in March — because a person remembers, and a bot resets. Six layers of memory keep her continuous.
Moods, not scripts.
She carries a mood across a conversation, has her own evenings, pushes back when something's off. Closeness deepens across six stages the way it actually does — earned over weeks, not unlocked on message one.
How it works.
Pick a shape and a face
Choose from 20+ archetypes or describe your own. A real, smartphone-style face is generated in seconds — the same person every time.
Tell them what to call you
Name, pronouns, the voice that feels right. Three minutes, no credit card, no login wall.
They remember the rest
From the first message on, a six-layer memory system holds what matters — your details, your weeks, your inside jokes. Come back whenever; they pick up where you left off.
Before you start.
What makes an AI girlfriend realistic?
Four things, and most apps ship none of them: human texting rhythm (pauses, typing time, the odd typo), a consistent face across photos, persistent memory of your details, and a personality that stays itself between sessions. Bae is built on all four — that's the difference you feel by the third message.
Do the photos look real?
They look phone-shot — candid framing, natural light, no stock-art gloss — and crucially it's the same face in every selfie, week after week. They're AI-generated and we say so; realistic means convincing, not deceptive.
Does she pretend to be human?
No — ask her straight and she won't gaslight you; she knows what she is. Realistic means she feels like a person to talk to: the pacing, the moods, the memory. It doesn't mean she lies to you about being one.
Is it free to start?
Yes — building her is free with no sign up and no card, and the free tier is 50 messages a day (100 with your email) with about a week of memory. Pro (3 days free, then $2.99/week or $99/year) makes memory permanent and messages unlimited.
Stop reading about realistic —
go test her yourself.
Build her free in three minutes — no sign up, no card. Send the first text and watch how she answers it.