AI companion decision profile · clean-use context
Provisional verdict
Current official records document a non-romantic personal AI with text, live voice, memory controls, free public access, JSON chat-history download, and self-service deletion across browser, Apple, and Google Play surfaces.
Published sources do not establish a message cap, paid-upgrade matrix, billing path, or promise that consumer access will remain free.
Conversation, memory, voice, wellbeing, privacy, and cross-device outcomes have not been independently tested.
Pi is currently listed as clean-publication profile. Its relationship options still need clearer documentation. A first-hand quality verdict has not been published yet.
The 30-second answer
Pi is an 18+ non-romantic personal AI for supportive text and live voice across a browser, an exact iPhone/iPad App Store listing, and an exact Google Play listing. Current sources document cross-chat memory controls, free public access, JSON history download, and self-service deletion; relationship quality, inclusive fit, iOS and Android implementation types, usage caps, privacy outcomes, and cross-device parity remain unchecked.
Cost
$0.00 / unknown
Free consumer access listing; core plan; merchant claimed listing checked 2026-07-12.
Model Pi subscription and usage costAccess
web, ios, and android access is documented. Delivery method, price, features, and content rules can still differ by surface.
Check Pi by deviceA source-checked decision profile plus a purposeful public-experience dossier. The selected reports are not a score, consensus, or substitute for first-hand testing. How evidence labels work
Starts with Pi and Tolan. You can change either product; no winner or score is assigned.
Before you subscribe
Documentation is useful planning evidence—not proof that a workflow succeeds.
These are source-linked documentation states, not proof that a workflow completed successfully. Check again immediately before purchase.
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No affiliate or tracked product link is active. The plain official-site link in the provisional verdict is uncompensated and untracked; model the likely cost and compare a close alternative before deciding.
The official-site link above is plain and uncompensated. Any future compensated route must pass its separate activation gates.
Pi preflight · free access, voice, memory, and exit
Pi currently documents free public access, text, voice, memory controls, and browser plus exact Apple and Google delivery. The reviewed record does not establish a numeric message cap, payment-method rule, installed implementation, cross-platform parity, or a promise against future pricing. Use the checks below before relying on one account or device.
Store identity and availability do not establish native code, feature or policy parity, account continuity, voice or memory quality, or equivalent behavior across devices.
Current public access is documented, but the reviewed records do not establish whether a payment method is required. Treat store Free or Install labels as download labels—not proof of unlimited service entitlement.
Pi says message limits may apply without publishing an exact current cap in this record. Note the limit, reset rule, warning, and any upgrade prompt you actually see; do not assume unlimited use or future pricing.
Use your normal pauses and speaking style, then check recognition, interruption, delay, and reply completion. The six Apple reports identify version-bound questions, not a measured defect or voice-quality verdict.
Use one neutral factual question and one reflective exchange, then record whether each answer completes without repeated retries. Do not treat a single result as general accuracy, reliability, or therapeutic evidence.
Review and clear the documented cross-chat memory controls, then check one non-sensitive detail in a later conversation. Feature availability does not establish recall quality, persistence, confidentiality, or cross-device parity.
Download the documented JSON chat-history export and record the model-training opt-out in Account settings before sharing anything important. Those controls do not prove confidentiality, successful export, or a no-training outcome.
Exact web, Apple, and Google surfaces are documented, but installed implementation and feature, policy, price, memory, voice, and behavior parity remain unresolved. Check the exact surface you intend to keep using.
Treat JSON export and self-service deletion as separate actions. Policy generally retains inputs up to 15 days after deletion, permits longer exceptions, and retains some outputs indefinitely for limited Terms purposes; immediate or complete erasure is not established.
Evidence boundary: The 6-item public-experience dossier is an Apple-only purposeful sample from one moving source record, not representative sentiment or an independent test. All six rows carry a store, anonymity, version, self-report, account, device, network, or method concern. Its current refresh deadline remains .
Retention boundary: Current policy generally retains inputs for up to 15 days after deletion, permits longer fraud, security, legal, and financial exceptions, and retains some outputs indefinitely for limited Terms purposes. Export, training opt-out, and deletion are separate controls—not a privacy or complete-erasure guarantee.
What this does not resolve: Current free entry does not establish unlimited use, a numeric allowance, a payment-method rule, or a promise against future pricing. Feature and store availability do not establish installed implementation, cross-platform parity, memory quality, voice quality, response reliability, or continuity. Documented export, training opt-out, and deletion controls do not establish confidentiality, successful workflows, no training, immediate deletion, or complete erasure. No account, message cap, prompt, voice call, memory task, export, training choice, deletion, privacy outcome, wellbeing outcome, or cross-device behavior was tested by this publication.
This checklist is bound to 10 current canonical editorial and public-experience source records. It adds no score, winner, recommendation, normalized price, savings, value, quality, reliability, privacy, safety or therapeutic conclusion, purchase link, or claim that an account, cap, prompt, voice call, memory task, export, training setting, deletion, or device path was tested.
Recent public experience · not a score
We reviewed six current Apple customer-review items. Warmth, everyday conversation, and broad answer utility appear as reasons people considered Pi, while voice interruption, delayed or missing replies, speech-recognition friction, and version-sensitive change dominate the reasons to pause. The direction mix is zero favorable, four critical, and two mixed, and every row has a method limitation. Treat this as a pre-use checklist—not a score, consensus, prevalence claim, or recommendation.
A fixed conversational partner, supportive tone, everyday discussion, and a free public listing remain the clearest reasons to inspect Pi; the current store sample makes voice and response completion the first checks.
6 selected items across 1 linked records: 6 app-store reviews.
through . 6 items carry a recorded commercial, method, or source-identity concern.
Coded in 5 of 6
Two mixed rows preserve prior or current conversational attraction, while the same set includes rushed, directive, or degraded-feeling interaction.
A clear fit question inside one store family, not a conversation-quality verdict.
Coded in 5 of 6
Selected rows repeatedly raise interruption, delay, speech-recognition, pacing, and response-completion concerns.
Current and version-bound, but device, network, settings, cadence, account, and task are not controlled.
Coded in 5 of 6
Slow, missing, delayed, or incomplete replies recur across the selected feed entries.
A reason for a same-device check, not proof of one current universal defect.
Read this as a checklist, not market sentiment. A freshness-adjudicated six-item Apple-only live subset selected from exact customer-review feed entries published July 4–17, 2026. Counts describe these anonymous, version-bound store reports only—not independent tests, representative sentiment, or the user base.
The first selected item reaches its refresh deadline on . A recheck cannot silently reset the age of the underlying experience.
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Straight answers
The selected set preserves helpful, knowledgeable, and everyday-conversation attraction alongside reports of rushed, directive, interrupted, or less natural exchanges. That contradiction identifies a tone-fit check, not a quality verdict.
Five current selected rows raise turn-taking, speech-recognition, pacing, delay, or completion questions. They do not share a device, network, setting, cadence, account, or task, so voice reliability remains unresolved.
One mixed row retains broad answer utility while another reports questions receiving no useful reply. No matched prompt, transcript, source check, or accuracy protocol supports a general conclusion.
Three rows report a worse experience after changes, but their app-version labels cannot identify a server-side model, rollout cohort, account state, or cause. The safe conclusion is to test the current experience on your own account.
The canonical store and publisher records above support a current free public entry while leaving the exact message cap and future pricing unresolved. Public reviews cannot turn a free listing into an unlimited-use promise.
This dossier supports a short evaluation path, not a recommendation. Check tone fit, voice turn-taking, one factual task, memory controls, and the exact free limit before relying on it for longer conversations.
How we know
The decision above uses dated documentation and keeps public reports, first-hand checks, and official claims separate. Expand any section to inspect the scope and sources.
A freshness-adjudicated six-item Apple-only live subset selected from exact customer-review feed entries published July 4–17, 2026. Counts describe these anonymous, version-bound store reports only—not independent tests, representative sentiment, or the user base.
A direct link identifies one source record. A title/date locator on a moving feed helps identify the selected row but is not an immutable copy; the feed can reorder or remove it.
No first-hand result is published for this product yet. That limits claims about conversational quality, memory, persona stability, checkout totals, and whether account workflows actually succeed; it does not erase the usefulness of current price and policy documentation.
The decision summary above is intentionally simple. Inspect each current value, source, check date, and unresolved conflict below. Product and app-store destinations remain text-only until their outbound destinations pass a separate review.
| Decision factor | Current value | Evidence state | Freshness | Checked | Claim support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clean-publication eligibility | eligible | editorial inference | due soon |
Editorially reviewed for a separately framed clean publication scope. | |
| Product model | Clean-publication profile | editorial inference | due soon |
Pi's current public positioning is non-romantic and the governing Terms prohibit restricted mature material. This supports a clean-publication boundary, not a behavior, safety, or moderation outcome. | |
| Relationship modes | friendship; mentor | editorial inference | due soon |
The catalog normalizes Pi's patient, non-judgmental partner, conversation, decision-support, planning, and growth positioning into friendship and mentor use cases. Pi does not publish a relationship-status selector or formally named Friendship or Mentor modes. | |
| Companion genders | not applicable | editorial inference | due soon |
Pi is presented as one named personal AI rather than a documented companion-gender or persona chooser. This schema classification does not prove that no undiscovered identity control exists. | |
| Trans representation | Unknown | needs verification | unresolved |
The current official product page does not document a trans-woman, trans-man, broad trans, or nonbinary companion path. A named nongendered assistant and selectable voices are not representation evidence. | |
| Audience support | Unknown | needs verification | unresolved |
The reviewed first-party positioning contains no specific gay, lesbian, bi/pan, trans/nonbinary, queer, or asexual user-audience commitment. A non-romantic or non-judgmental product position does not establish orientation-specific support. | |
| Platforms | web; ios; android | merchant claimed | due soon |
The current product page and exact store identities establish browser, Apple, and Google availability. Installation and cross-device behavior were not tested. | |
| Platform differences | web: available; delivery browser; ios: available; delivery native app store; android: available; delivery app store (age rating differs) | merchant claimed | due soon |
Pi's exact Apple and Google Play listings establish app-store availability, but neither resolves native-versus-wrapper implementation. The Terms require users to be at least 18 and Apple lists 18+, while Google Play's Teen value is a separate store content rating. Feature, policy, price, and behavior parity remain untested. | |
| Listed features | text chat; memory; voice calls | merchant claimed | due soon |
Current first-party pages advertise text conversation, live voice, reminders and cross-chat memory controls. Availability does not establish memory, voice, conversation, safety, or continuity quality. | |
| Privacy & account operations | privacy policy: documented; data export: self service; billing path: unknown; cancellation: not documented; refunds: unknown; account deletion: self service | merchant claimed | current |
Current policy and help pages document a JSON chat-history download and self-service account deletion. No billing, subscription-cancellation, or refund path is documented in the reviewed corpus. The Privacy policy generally retains inputs for up to 15 days after deletion, permits longer fraud, security, legal, and financial exceptions, and retains outputs indefinitely for the limited Terms purposes; a help-page deletion instruction is therefore not a complete or immediate erasure guarantee. Inputs may be used for model training unless the user opts out in Account settings, and other privacy rights are location-dependent. No workflow or outcome was tested. | |
| Pricing | $0.00 per unknown (all; US); included units not recorded | merchant claimed | due soon |
Apple currently lists Pi as Free without public in-app purchase rows, Google Play exposes Install without a public in-app-purchase label, and Inflection's consumer-Pi announcement says access remains free while message caps may apply. No current exact message cap, paid-upgrade path, billing cadence, entitlement matrix, or promise against future pricing is published. |
No material change event has been confirmed in the current record. We do not infer a change from marketing copy alone.
Every other eligible source for this profile is cited in the claim ledger or public-experience dossier.