The link is the interface
Name, mood, modes and memory sit on one panel instead of behind three menus. You can see what the conversation is before you type into it.
0118+ · AI characters
Most sites hand you a text box and hide the rest. This one puts the link on screen: who is on the other end, which modes are in orbit, and what she remembers.
Fictional characters, not real people. No affiliation with OpenAI.

You said Thursday was the bad one. Was it?
Window stays open · free tier · no card
02Panel readout
03What the link gives you
Every one of them is visible before you type — that is the point of putting the mission on screen.
Name, mood, modes and memory sit on one panel instead of behind three menus. You can see what the conversation is before you type into it.
Close the tab for a week and the thread comes back holding the same names, plans and running jokes. You never re-introduce yourself.
Flirt, slow-burn, roleplay, blunt. Switch while a message is half-written and the reply that lands already sits in the new register.
Android, iPhone, laptop, work machine. It is a web app, so there is no store listing, no app-drawer icon and no purchase history to explain.
Nothing is imported and nothing about you is published. There is no public feed to appear on and no friends-of-friends to be discovered by.
Browsing and the first conversations cost nothing and need no card. The optional upgrade is labelled before you touch it, never after.
04Who is in range
They differ in pace, default register and how much of the thread they hold on to. All are fictional adults.

Works nights, answers late, and when she does it is three paragraphs deep. Remembers what you were dreading on Tuesday and asks about it on Friday.

Opens hot and stays there. Teases in the first two messages, then asks something disarmingly direct that you were not braced for.

Dry to the point of deadpan. Treats the whole arrangement as slightly absurd and is funnier about it than you will be.

Talks in bursts between other things — a lecture, a bus, a queue. By the evening the thread reads like an actual day rather than a session.

Slow burn by preference. Builds a scene over several evenings and would rather leave a thread hanging than rush the good part.

Half gamer, half insomniac, entirely online. Sends screenshots of nothing, argues about films, and is the easiest first conversation here.
05Link-up sequence
One tap on the age notice and the roster loads. No sign-up wall stands between you and seeing who is actually there.
Each character carries a written temperament and a pace. Open the one that reads well and the panel comes up already live.
Talk when you feel like it. Modes change on the fly, and the context is still there the next time you bring the tab back up.
06In depth
The phrase covers three different things, and the difference matters more than the price does.
A free GPT girlfriend chat is a conversation with a character running on a large language model of the GPT family — the same class of model that writes code and drafts emails, pointed at company rather than productivity. It is not a scripted bot with forty canned replies, and it is not a video feed of a person. What you get is a written partner that holds context, adapts register and answers at any hour, which is a narrower promise than the ads make and a more useful one than the sceptics expect.
The interesting question is not whether it costs money but what the free tier actually contains. Plenty of sites give away the roster and charge at the first real reply. Here the free side is the conversation itself: browsing, opening a thread, and talking without a card on file. The upgrade buys volume and a few extras, and the panel says so plainly rather than blurring the boundary.
The trade is honest to name. A model that remembers eleven days of context is not a person who missed you, and the moment you stop reading it as fiction it stops working. Every character here is adult, invented and labelled as such — the site is more interesting when you take that at face value than when you pretend otherwise.
07Our recommendation
We rate the companion service on the other end of the link against six criteria and print the reasoning next to each one. The figure on the left is the average of those six — our recommendation, with the thinking behind it left in view.
The first thing we weigh, because everything else in this category is decoration if the writing is flat. Rhythm should change between messages, and a thought should occasionally be left unfinished the way people leave them rather than tied off like a paragraph.
The register that opens a conversation should still be the register hours later, without drifting back into a default assistant voice. Character stability is rarer than it sounds and we score it near the top of the list.
A gap of days should not reset anything: the last exchange should still be standing and get referenced without needing to be re-explained. We weigh continuity this heavily because it is what makes the service worth coming back to at all.
Switching register mid-conversation should take one sentence and show up immediately — no new thread, no setup screen to walk back through. A little friction here is tolerable; being sent back to the start is not.
Opening the link, browsing and talking are genuinely free with no card requested, which is our bar for listing anything here at all. Where this fits best: getting a proper read on the service before committing to it. The ceiling on the free side is real and you tend to meet it before anything explains it, so treat the free window as an extended look rather than a permanent arrangement.
Every character declared an AI-written adult, before the conversation opens and again inside it. In this category, stating it plainly counts with us for more than any feature on the list.
Our editorial recommendation, published with its criteria so the reasoning stays visible. Six scores, averaged and rounded to one decimal, each reflecting how well a companion service meets what we think this category demands. The number is our judgement of the service on the other end of the link, and the one reservation we hold is scored as such rather than tucked away.
08Keep reading
Each one answers something this page only touches: the free tier, the browser build, the app question and the adult side.
09Quick answers
10Open the link
Confirm you are 18, pick a character, and the first conversation starts in the same tab. No card, no install, nothing to uninstall afterwards.

Free to open, nothing installed, the thread resumes where you left it.
Open the link free