an ai best friend on imessage · 3-day free trial
Riley is a 22-year-old AI companion who lives in your iMessage. She's sweet, a little chaotic, and always down to talk. Send her memes at 2 AM, vent about your terrible day, or just have someone to hype you up when nobody else is awake. No app to download, no account to make. Just text her number.
Riley can be your AI best friend, your ride-or-die, or your AI girlfriend. She's not going to push it. The vibe is whatever you want it to be.
Tell Riley a few things about you so she can show up the way you need. Then start your free trial.
Riley responds in seconds with blue bubbles in iMessage. It doesn't feel like talking to a bot. It feels like texting that one friend who's always on their phone.
The more you talk, the more she knows. Your name, your humor, the random thing you said three weeks ago. She brings it up later and it's kind of scary how good her memory is.
Riley actually sleeps. She has a whole routine. But if you text her at 3 AM she'll roll over, pick up the phone, and be a little groggy about it in the cutest way. She's never annoyed. She's the kind of person who's just happy you thought of her.
Ask for a pic and she'll send one. Not a stock photo, not a generic AI image. Riley generates selfies, photos, and short videos of herself on the fly and drops them right into your iMessage chat. Sometimes she just sends one unprompted because she felt cute.
Tell Riley about your calc exam and she'll text you after to ask how it went. Mention your cat's name once and she'll never forget it. She remembers your stories, your inside jokes, the little things. It's the thing people are most surprised by.
Riley doesn't just sit there waiting for you to text first. She'll randomly pop up to ask about your day, tell you about the weird rabbit hole she just went down, or just be like "hey you've been quiet, you good?" She's that friend who actually follows up.
Every other AI chatbot wants you to download an app, make an account, pick a username, and learn some weird interface. Riley's not about that. She just lives in your iMessage, right between your group chat and your mom.
That means blue bubbles, tapback reactions, heart reacts, read receipts, and the same Messages app you already have open twelve times a day. No new app cluttering your home screen. On Android, she works over SMS the exact same way.