Secret Desires AI Alternatives: 6 Picks After the Photo Leak (2026)

OurDream AI's safety page speaks to both problems above in plain terms. A character that reads as underage is treated as underage whatever age it states, judged by framing and visual cues; real people, celebrity lookalikes and deepfakes are banned; and reference-photo uploads aren't allowed, so there is no face-swap route. Prompts and outputs are screened automatically, and criminal material is reported to bodies such as NCMEC and the Internet Watch Foundation. Like Secret Desires it pairs unlimited messages with a coin balance, but the coin cost of every action is published: 10 coins for 2 images, 100 for 5 seconds of video, 50 a minute for calls. Premium costs $19.99 a month or $119.88 a year ($9.99 a month) with 1,000 coins a month. Our score: 7.9/10.

What you give up:

1,000 coins buy only 20 call minutes or 50 seconds of video, extra coins need an active subscription, refunds are discretionary and crypto payments final, your media is blurred after you cancel, and where Secret Desires says chats are never used for AI training, OurDream's privacy policy lists model training among its uses.

FantasyGF works the way Secret Desires does: you build a partner (realistic or anime, with looks, voice, personality, job, hobbies and the relationship you want; AI boyfriends too), then text, swap voice messages, call and generate pictures and short videos. Texting is unlimited on paid plans and the rest is metered in tokens, much like Hearts, across Premium and Ultra tiers. The difference is that the rates are published: pictures from 2 tokens, videos from 6, voice messages 0.5 and calls 8 a minute (4 on Ultra). Premium costs $12.99 a month or $69.99 a year (about $5.83 a month) with 100 tokens a month. Its Blocked Content Policy bans any attempt to generate content resembling minors. Our score: 8.6/10.

What you give up:

The free plan stops at 16 messages, with blurred NSFW pictures and no voice or calls; videos with audio or in 720p cost 16 to 141 tokens; a real person's photo can still be uploaded with their written consent; subscriptions are never refunded for part of a period.

AI Peeps is the free way to replace Secret Desires' community library: AI Peeps says its community has made more than 100,000 characters. Free accounts get a daily text allowance of unstated size and, per its wiki, 50 PeepCoins a month plus 10 for each daily check-in. An image costs 10 PeepCoins and image-to-video starts at 40. Unlimited text starts at $8.99 a month (Peep Chat), and Peep Pro's 20 memory slots can be viewed, edited and pinned, a counterpart to Secret Desires' Memory Notes. Its terms ban sexual content involving minors or people who appear to be minors, and sexual deepfakes or 'nudification' of real people. Our score: 9.0/10.

What you give up:

It runs in the browser only, as Secret Desires does; monthly plan coins don't roll over; the free allowance drops to 10 messages a day after several heavy days; refunds are case by case; characters based on real people can be imported, though they stay off the public hub.

Nastia AI shuts the face-swap route at the upload step. Its compliance page says image and video uploads are disabled and prompts naming public figures are refused, and its terms ban real, identifiable people and anything that depicts or suggests a person under 18, 'aged-up' characters included. Chats and generated media stay private, with no public profiles or feeds. You still get uncensored companion chat, group chats, voice messages and an image and video generator. The free plan covers one companion with no card; Unlimited costs $15.99 a month or $99.95 a year (about $8.33 a month), with 400 tokens a day plus 3,000 a month. Where the law requires an age check, an outside provider runs it and Nastia says it keeps only the result, date and country. Our score: 8.5/10.

What you give up:

No live voice or video calls (voice messages only); no refunds unless the law demands one or a technical fault blocked delivery; uncensored selfies and videos need Unlimited; video token costs aren't stated.

Kindroid is the only pick with native phone apps, on iPhone and Android as well as the web, where Secret Desires runs in the browser. NSFW and erotic roleplay are allowed for adults, but intimate images of identifiable real people are banned even when AI-made, as is sexual content with characters depicted as minors, and flagged media requests are blocked before anything is made. Age checks are layered: a trial or subscription verifies age through the payment method, and free accounts flagged by its age-estimation system must pass a Yoti check. Voice calls, live avatar video calls, selfies and layered memory come with the subscription: $15.99 a month or $159.99 a year (about $13.33 a month) on the US App Store. Our score: 8.6/10.

What you give up:

Free use is a one-time 50-message preview; it's built around characters you write yourself rather than a library of ready-made partners; calls and voice spend audio credits; refunds are discretionary, and Kindroid reserves the right to ban anyone who disputes a charge.

SweetDream AI has our highest overall score (9.1/10) and goes past Secret Desires' phone calls: on Premium you can call a companion live, in the browser or on your own phone number, video-call or watch Live Cam with its featured characters, and design your own AI girlfriend or boyfriend. Tokens are priced per action on its own pages (8 per image, 80 per video, 3 per voice message, browser calls 1 token plus 2 a minute), with 400 a month on Premium, and free accounts get daily messages. A payment is refunded in full on request if 10% or less of its tokens were used, where Secret Desires calls all sales final. Its terms ban content involving minors, non-consent and extreme violence. Premium was listed on 10 October 2026 at $12.99 a week, $79 for 3 months or $179 a year.

What you give up:

Weekly billing is expensive ($12.99 a week is about $56.29 a month); video calls and Live Cam work only with featured characters; tokens are generally not refundable; chats may be used, anonymised, to train its models; it has run more than one price list.