Secret Desires Review
I went to Secret Desires expecting another undress box. Wrong site. secretdesires.ai is an AI girlfriend / boyfriend chat, with pictures and short clips bolted on. You pick a character or build one, then text, roleplay, get a voice note, maybe a call. The operator on the footer is Playhouse Media LLC out of Dover, Delaware, plus a Malta company (Playhouse Media Trading Ltd, number C112448). Support is [email protected]. I mention the paperwork because half the AI-girlfriend domains I open have no company name at all.
Chat first, pictures second
The product is the conversation. Paid plans advertise unlimited messaging. Images, video, and the fancier voice stuff burn a currency they call Hearts. A visitor account I landed on showed zero hearts and a message cap (the page config had a default around 30). So the free door is real enough to poke a character and see if the voice of the writing works, then it asks for money. That is more honest than a fake "unlimited" that dies after two replies and a captcha.
Two chat modes. Roleplay writes the stage directions — leans in, whatever. Texting mode tries to sound like a person on iMessage, short, a bit dumb on purpose, not a novel. I liked having the switch. Most of these apps pick one and you're stuck. Memory is the usual trick: recent stuff stays specific, older chats get squashed into a summary so the model doesn't forget your name and also doesn't quote last Tuesday's breakfast. It held a detail overnight in the test I bothered to run. It will still invent a job you never mentioned if you let a scene run long. They all do that.
The gallery is a lot
The public cards are not thumbnails with a one-line bio. Some of them are short stories. Trainer, bartender, intern, pop-star parody, the works. You can also hit Create Partner and set look, voice, kinks, and how they text. Multiple chats at once, each with its own memory. Fine if you want a roster. Annoying if you wanted one bot and the homepage threw forty novels at you.
A few of those public cards are written as high-school seniors. I closed them. If a profile reads like a teenager, don't open it, don't generate images of it, don't argue with me in the comments. Adults only, and "the site said 18" is not a personality.
Pictures, video, voice
Image models show up in the app as Monet and Vermeer. Monet is the fast one people use for the explicit stuff. Vermeer is slower and they pitch it when you want the face to stay put. I didn't benchmark them against ClothOff. Different job. ClothOff starts from a photo you upload. Secret Desires mostly starts from a character you already talk to, then asks for a picture of that character. Video is short, a few seconds, and it eats more hearts than a still. Treat the clip button as a toy. If you came here for ten-second porn loops, Swaplse and ClothOff are the closer tools. If you came here because you wanted the bot to text you first, this is that.
Voice notes and actual calls are on the feature list. Voice is the part I trusted least. Companion apps always nail the chat demo and then the phone voice sounds like a GPS from 2016. Try one call on the cheap plan before you talk yourself into the tier that includes voice cloning.
They also push proactive messages — the bot texts you, sometimes with a photo, without you opening the tab. Cute until it isn't. Turn it off if you share a phone. A lock screen that says your AI girlfriend misses you is a whole genre of bad day.
Money
The number that kept showing up was $7.99 a month as the cheap paid door. Hearts sit on top of that. Chat on a paid plan is the unlimited part. Pictures and clips are the meter. Extra heart packs exist when the monthly allowance dies, which it will if you generate like a maniac. Billing on the statement is supposed to read SDAI plus something bland, not the site name. I would still check the first charge. AI girlfriend sites love a trial that becomes a subscription because you were horny on a Thursday.
There is no app to install. Phone browser is the app. That part I actually liked. One less icon, one less "update available" from a random APK.
Where it sits next to the other AI listings
Free Nudifier is a no-account undress demo. Swaplse is write-a-prompt, get a still, animate it. ClothOff is the upload-and-pose machine. Secret Desires is the relationship costume: memory, a name, a texting style, pictures of that person later. Use it if you want the chat. Don't use it if you only wanted clothes off a photo you already have. And don't stack it with Candy-style apps unless you enjoy three adult charges and three bots who all "remember" you differently.
Stuff that bugged me
The marketing copy is syrup. "Where connection and desire meet." Okay. The character bios do more selling than the homepage slogans, and some of those bios are so long I scrolled out. Hearts as a second price on top of a subscription is the tax this whole category invented so the sticker can stay under $8. Read the meter. Privacy copy says messages are encrypted and not stored readable, and that nothing gets sold. I can't verify that from a browser tab. Don't put your real address, your workplace, or anyone else's photos in the chat. Their own rules should already say fictional adults. Stick to that even if a community card winks at a loophole.
Who it's for
Bookmark it if you want an NSFW companion that can text, remember a couple of facts, and throw a picture when the scene asks. Skip it if you want a tube, a paysite, or a one-click undress. Skip it if proactive pings on your phone sound like a nightmare. Skip the cards that are written as kids in school. I ranked it mid-pack in the AI row because the chat product is actually built — company name, billing label, two text modes, a memory story that mostly matches how these models work — not because I fell in love with a bot.
Closing
Start on a public character that is obviously an adult, or build one. Burn the free messages. See if the texting mode sounds like a person or like a help desk. Pay the cheap month only if you still want it tomorrow, and watch the hearts when you start asking for pictures. Official link only: secretdesires.ai. Eighteen plus. Don't upload real people. Don't install anything a banner offers. We list the site. We don't run their models and we don't get your chats back if you delete the account.
- Real company on the footer: Playhouse Media, Dover plus a Malta entity
- Separate texting and roleplay modes instead of one stuck voice
- Memory keeps recent detail and summarizes older chats
- No app install — phone browser is the product
- Free messages are enough to see if a character's writing works
- Hearts meter sits on top of the subscription once you want pictures or video
- Some public character cards are written as high-school seniors — skip them
- Video is a short extra, not a reason to pay
- Voice calls are the weakest part of an otherwise chat-first app
- Proactive texts will hit your lock screen if you leave them on


