An AI pet that remembers your life

What is an AI pet?

An AI pet is a virtual pet you can talk to. Instead of a fixed set of reactions, it uses an AI model to understand what you say and answer in its own voice. The good ones are still pets first: they get hungry, they have moods, and they grow because you look after them.

Pimori is a cozy AI pet that lives in your phone. You hatch it, feed it and play with it, like a Tamagotchi. You can also tell it about your day and your people, and it remembers.

AI pet, AI companion or chatbot?

The words get mixed up a lot, so here's how we use them. A chatbot is a general helper you ask questions: it writes, explains and summarizes, and it doesn't really have a life of its own. An AI companion is usually a character built mainly for ongoing conversation, and some are designed around friendship or romance. An AI pet is a pet first. It has needs, moods and growth, and talking to it is one part of looking after each other.

Pimori is an AI pet on purpose. You'll spend as much time feeding it, playing games and sending it exploring as you will chatting. When you do chat, it's there to help you show up for your own life and your people, not to become the center of it.

What to look for in an AI pet app

Whichever app you try, these are the questions worth asking before you tell it anything personal:

• Is it a pet without the chat? If the only thing to do is talk, it's a chatbot in a costume.
• Can you see what it remembers? And can you edit or delete it yourself, without emailing support?
• Does it ask before acting? Reminders, messages and anything else on your behalf should wait for your tap.
• Is it honest about being AI? It should say so when asked, and admit it can be wrong.
• How does it make money? Ads, data sales or a subscription. You should be able to find out in a minute.

For Pimori, the answers are: yes, yes, yes, yes, and an optional subscription with no ads and no data sales.

What Pimori's AI does

What it remembers, and how you control it

Pimori doesn't turn everything you say into a memory. When you mention something worth keeping, like a date, a name or a plan, it suggests remembering it, and you see a small "remembered" note you can edit. Everything it keeps lives in your pet's notebook.

• The notebook. Everything your pet remembers about you, in one place. See it, fix it or forget it, any time.
• Your people. A small people book you build together: names, how you know them, birthdays and notes.
• What it can bring into chats. Separate switches for your saved notes, your plans, and your life in the game (mood, growth and finds).
• Friends' pets. Off by default. You choose, friend by friend, whether your pet can remember visits and games with theirs.
• Erase it all. You can erase your pet's copy on our servers from the privacy settings.

Memory is free for everyone: your pet's notebook, people book and long-term recall are never behind a paywall, and they're yours to edit or delete.

Everyday help, with examples

Most of the help is small and specific. A few things it does on a normal week:

1. Reminder cards"remind me to call the dentist friday morning" becomes a card with the time filled in. Nothing is set until you tap to confirm.
2. The Today cardEach morning, up to three things that matter today: a reminder that's due, a birthday, a big day or the next step of a plan.
3. BirthdaysThe day before and on the day, it reminds you, with a short text drafted that you can send, change or ignore. It never messages anyone for you.
4. Big daysThe interview, the move, a friend's exam. It keeps track, cheers you on and checks in afterwards.
5. ReconnectingIf you haven't talked to someone close in two weeks, it nudges you to say hi.
6. Evening check-inA short, optional chat about how the day went.

A pet, not a partner

Pimori is your biggest fan, not your AI boyfriend. It never flirts, it says it's an AI whenever you ask, and it pushes you toward your real friends instead of replacing them. It isn't a therapist either. If someone may be at risk, it points them to crisis resources.

Safety and privacy, honestly

An AI pet is still AI, and it's worth being clear about what that means.

• Replies can be wrong. Your messages are sent to AI models to write its replies, and AI gets things wrong. Double-check anything important, like times, dates and facts. You can report any reply that feels off.
• You control memory. You can see, edit and delete everything your pet remembers.
• No ads, and we never sell your data.
• Friends connect only by invitation, and nothing you tell your pet is passed to a friend's.
• Adults only. Pimori is for adults 18 and over.
• Not a crisis service. It isn't a therapist or an emergency line. If someone may be at risk, it points them to crisis resources.

The Privacy Policy has the details.

Still a pet first

The AI is the brain, not the whole thing. Your Pimori gets hungry, gets bored and gets weird if you ghost it. It never dies, it just sulks. Care helps it grow through five stages into one of three forms, and at launch it can have sleepovers with your friends' pets.

Plenty of days you won't chat at all. You'll feed it, play the day's game, send it exploring and tuck it in. That's a perfectly good day with an AI pet. See how the care side works.