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Official product and help pages document browser access on desktop and mobile plus an installable PWA on iOS and Android; Candy says it does not offer a native App Store or Google Play app.

Candy documents mobile-browser and PWA delivery and explicitly says no native iOS or Android app is offered. Core feature, content-policy, billing, age-rule, notification, and account-operation parity remain untested and undocumented.

The subscription page documents direct billing and settings-based cancellation; privacy, export, refunds, deletion, and end-to-end outcomes remain unverified.

First-party pages document browser delivery, iOS home-screen web and AltStore instructions, and Android home-screen web plus direct APK delivery. No exact first-party-linked Apple App Store or Google Play identity was established.

First-party instructions document browser/home-screen delivery, an iOS AltStore source, and an Android APK. AltStore is retained in this note because the delivery schema has no sideload value; exact native-store identity and feature, policy, billing, price, notification, and entitlement parity remain unknown.

Current policies document direct and original-channel billing/cancellation, mostly nonrefundable and platform-dependent refund terms, and settings-based deletion with support fallback. Export is not documented; an active subscription may block deletion; unrecoverable deletion conflicts with a three-day recovery window; the SFW no-training promise conflicts with Privacy Policy training and processing language; and no workflow or erasure outcome was tested.

Official help documents the mobile-responsive browser product across modern desktop and phone browsers. That page still says an iOS app is coming soon, while the identity-linked US App Store listing records a live release on 2026-07-08; the newer dated store record controls current iOS availability, and the mismatch remains a freshness warning. The help page says an Android app remains in development.

DearHim documents browser delivery and has a dated iOS App Store listing, although the help page still says iOS is coming soon. The listing does not resolve native-versus-wrapper implementation. Feature, content-policy, billing, account, and cross-device parity remain untested, and no Android app-store release is established. Apple's 17+ content label and the terms' 18+ service requirement are different constructs and are not encoded as a platform-parity difference.

Official policies document email-based portable-data export, settings-based cancellation and deletion, and generally nonrefundable fees with described exceptions. Terms describe Stripe while conditional store-purchase language and the new iOS app leave the actual billing path unresolved. The current privacy and terms pages contain unresolved placeholder fields, and no end-to-end outcome was tested.

Official pages document browser access, a PWA intended for iOS, Android, and desktop, and a direct Android package. The terms and privacy notice also refer generically to App Store and Google Play apps, but no matched native-store identity was established.

The official download guide documents browser-installed PWA delivery across desktop, iOS, and Android plus a direct Android package, and tells readers they can skip app stores. No installation was performed; native-store identity and feature, content-policy, billing, notification, offline, account-operation, and experience parity remain unresolved.

Official policies document privacy and access, portability, or erasure rights through support, account/processor cancellation controls, and limited mistake, technical-issue, processor, or case-by-case refunds despite a generally nonrefundable position. Website and generic app-store billing language is present, but no current platform billing path is selected because native-store identity remains unresolved. The privacy notice says personal information is usually retained for six years after account closure. No operation or store identity was tested hands-on.

Current first-party help plus exact publisher-linked US Apple and Google listings establish browser access and app-store installation on iPhone and Android. The installed implementation type and broader parity remain unresolved.

Official help and exact store listings document iPhone and Android app-store installation, channel-specific billing, and stricter installed-app media-generation policy while web retains a separate content toggle. Installed implementation type remains unresolved; broader feature, policy, account, and behavior parity remains untested.

Official policies document channel-specific billing and cancellation, discretionary refunds, a support-requested machine-readable data copy limited to once per 180 days, and self-service deletion that schedules the final Kindroid before removing journals and backstory. Retention exceptions remain, and no workflow was tested hands-on.

The current product and purchase flow establish browser delivery. An install prompt and standalone web-app manifest are present, but OS-specific installation and native-store identities remain unverified.

Kupid publishes an Install App prompt, Apple web-app metadata, and a standalone web-app manifest. No public OS-specific guide or matched native-store listing was found; installation, notifications, offline use, billing, feature, policy, and account-operation parity were not tested.

Official pages document direct web billing, email cancellation, a Controller-assisted Personal Data copy request, and Controller-assisted erasure or consent withdrawal. The policy also says data is usually retained for six years after account closure and allows legal exceptions. Delivered, accessed, or used digital purchases are described as nonrefundable. No workflow or outcome was tested.

The homepage documents browser use without a download on phone or computer. A standalone web manifest shows PWA intent, but OS-specific installation and native-store identities remain unverified.

Browser delivery is explicit and a standalone web manifest shows install intent. No OS-specific install guide, successful PWA install, service-worker/offline behavior, push support, matched native-store identity, or platform parity result is established.

Official pages document controller-assisted access, portability, and erasure requests; settings-based cancellation; direct card or crypto billing; and conditional refund guidance. The policy permits authorized input/output review and processor sharing and lists account-log retention up to 3–5 years after last activity and payment/tax retention of 7–10 years. Have I Been Pwned independently lists a verified, sensitive 2026-04-07 My Lovely AI breach affecting 106,271 accounts; it describes exposed prompts and generated-image links while its structured data classes list email addresses and social-media profiles. No current remediation, privacy control, or account-operation outcome was tested.

Nastia documents browser access on computers and mobile devices plus an installable PWA on iOS and Android; no current native App Store or Google Play identity is established.

Official instructions document browser and PWA delivery. Native-store delivery and feature, content-policy, billing, age-rule, notification, offline, and account-operation parity remain unverified.

Official pages document privacy terms, per-chat and per-file export rather than one-click full export, direct billing, self-service cancellation, generally nonrefundable purchases, and account deletion. The privacy notice permits some legal, fraud, and backup retention; no workflow or complete erasure outcome was tested.

The current product is available in a browser and exact Nomi.ai-linked Apple App Store and Google Play listings establish iOS and Android availability. The Android implementation type, installation, and feature, policy, billing, and behavior parity were not tested.

Exact official-linked Apple App Store and Google Play listings establish iOS and Android app-store availability, while Nomi also documents mobile-browser access and platform-specific billing. Neither listing resolves native-versus-wrapper implementation. Current official help describes content-setting differences between app, non-age-verified web, and paid age-verified web access. Nomi's service terms require users to be 18+ and Apple's listing is 18+; Google Play's Teen value is a store content rating, not permission for a minor to use the service. Installation and broader parity remain untested.

Official pages document platform-specific billing/cancellation, a generally nonrefundable policy with discretionary exceptions, conditional legal rights to access or transfer personal information through support, and settings-based deletion with a six-digit email confirmation and completion within about 28 days. The privacy policy excludes communications/training archives and legal records from complete attributable deletion in some circumstances. No export, deletion, billing, cancellation, or refund outcome was tested.

Official help documents the OurDream website in Safari and Chrome with Add to Home Screen on iOS and Android, and says no standalone mobile app is available.

OurDream documents browser and home-screen delivery and says there is no standalone mobile app. Core feature, content-policy, billing, age-rule, notification, and account-operation parity remain untested and undocumented.

Exact official articles document direct subscription billing, self-service cancellation, refund-request guidance, and self-service deletion; privacy, export, and end-to-end outcomes remain unverified.