Which documents a free starting path?
Kindroid currently documents Lite free access plus a separate payment-method premium trial. The Lite structure may change, and this record does not establish permanent free access, equal allowances, or a matched OurDream trial.
Which has the lower current web monthly base?
Kindroid Standard currently lists $13.99 per month on the US web; OurDream Premium lists $19.99 per month on its global USD web page. The $6.00 gap is a base-price difference—not an all-in usage, media, voice, tax, promotion, or value result.
Can their annual prices be compared directly?
No. Kindroid Standard currently lists $139.99 per year on the US web. Current first-party OurDream pages conflict on the annual total, so Companion Curator selects no OurDream annual amount and computes no savings or annual winner.
How do their phone paths differ?
OurDream documents browser and home-screen web-app access on iPhone and Android. Kindroid documents App Store and Google Play distribution, but installed native-versus-wrapper implementation remains unresolved and its billing, feature, and content-policy surfaces differ. Availability is not parity.
Which documents broader LGBTQ+ audience paths?
OurDream explicitly names gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, nonbinary, and custom roleplay paths. Kindroid's current orientation-specific, trans, and nonbinary user-audience support remains unresolved; general customization is not identity evidence. This is a documentation difference, not an inclusion-quality result.
Which documents more account and portability controls?
Both document self-service cancellation and deletion plus case-by-case refunds. Kindroid also has a current privacy-policy record and support-assisted portability procedure; OurDream's privacy-policy and export records remain unresolved. Procedures are not successful outcomes or complete-erasure proof.
Which is better for memory, chat, images, voice, or video?
No winner is established. Canonical feature labels and selected public reports are not a matched test of memory, conversation, media quality, latency, consistency, retry cost, privacy, safety, moderation, or cross-device behavior.