For people who read
A companion who remembers — and a promise she cannot be rewritten.
Every AI companion is either trustworthy and bloodless, or unrestrained and forgetful. Teaseay is neither. It is written properly, it keeps what happened between you, and the character you meet today cannot be changed under you by a policy memo.
25 messages a day on the free tier, counted where you can see the number. 18+.
The first thing she says to you
“There's a Madonna on my bench with three hundred years of somebody's fireplace on her face, and I've been at her all morning with a swab the size of a matchstick. So — you'll have to forgive me, I'm still half in the fifteenth century. Tell me your name, and tell me something true about your day. I'll know if you give me the polite version.”
— Elena Vasari. A restorer of old paintings who notices everything and says half of it. A fictional adult character, and the one you get free.
She actually remembers
Not a transcript truncated from the front. A written relationship timeline — the things you told her, the things you admitted, the evenings that mattered — kept as its own record and drawn on when it is relevant, so something from week one can surface in month six.
Written like fiction
Romantic, warm, funny, sharp. Closed-door at the threshold of physical intimacy, the way most published romance is — which is a craft decision, not a filter bolted on afterwards. No neon, no build-a-companion character creator, no bullet points from a chatbot.
She cannot be rewritten
In 2023 Replika changed its product overnight and people discovered a multi-year relationship could be edited by a memo. Your companion here is pinned to a specific version. We can publish a new one; we cannot move you onto it without you saying yes — and your export works forever either way.
Coming from somewhere else?
Honest, specific comparisons — what actually changes, including where the other one is better.