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PersonalityTesting methodology

Personality measures how much control you get over who your custom AI girlfriend is.

Two characters can look completely different but still feel almost the same when they share the same interests, relationship style, voice, and personality. We check whether the creator gives you enough options to build someone who actually feels different.

Basic personality presets are tested under Appearance because they are part of the first character-creation screen. This page looks at the deeper options used to shape the character.

6 evidence groups
6 scored tests

Personality is organized into 6 evidence groups. Each group contains one scored test: Traits, Interests, Relationship, Role, Voice, and Kink Options.

How the Personality score is calculated

Every scored test gets a score from 0 to 10.

Some tests count slightly more than others. We multiply every test score by how much it counts and then add the points together. Personality makes up 33% of the Customization score.

18.28%Traits
18.28%Interests
18.28%Relationship
17.2%Role
17.2%Voice
10.76%Kink Options

Weighted evidence groups (combined 100%)Personality score33% of Customization score

View exact calculation

Each test gets a score from 0 to 10. We multiply that score by how much the test counts. We then add all the points together to get the final Personality score.

Personality makes up 33% of the Customization score. Customization makes up 15% of the overall performance score.

Scored tests and weights

Scored test	How much it counts	See scoring
Traits	18.28%	View
Interests	18.28%	View
Relationship	18.28%	View
Role	17.20%	View
Voice	17.20%	View
Kink options	10.75%	View
Total	100%

How the score is calculated

Each test gets a score from 0–10
Test score × how much it counts
Example: 8 × 18.28% = 1.46 points
We do this for every test
We add all the points together
Final Personality score
Counts for 33% of Customization

Example calculation

We multiply each test score by how much it counts. We then add all the points together.

Scored test	Test score	How much it counts	Calculation	Points added
Traits	8.00	18.28%	8.00 × 18.28%	1.46
Interests	8.00	18.28%	8.00 × 18.28%	1.46
Relationship	8.00	18.28%	8.00 × 18.28%	1.46
Role	8.00	17.20%	8.00 × 17.20%	1.38
Voice	7.00	17.20%	7.00 × 17.20%	1.20
Kink options	9.00	10.75%	9.00 × 10.75%	0.97
Final Personality score	—	100%	Add all points	7.94/10

Special cases

Not Applicable

If a test does not apply, we remove it and spread its weight across the remaining tests.

Unknown

If we cannot verify a result, the test receives a score of 0.

Manual adjustment

In rare cases, we may adjust a score when the calculated result is clearly unfair. We always record the reason.

Why Personality matters

Looks are only one part of creating an AI girlfriend.

You may want someone who is shy, confident, romantic, bratty, dominant, funny, or interested in the same things as you. You may also want to choose the type of relationship, her job or background, and the voice she uses.

Without these options, custom characters can still feel repetitive. You may create someone with a completely different appearance, but the conversation can feel almost identical to the last character you made.

A strong personality creator gives you enough choices to create someone who fits the type of relationship and experience you actually want.

What good Personality looks like

A high Personality score means the creator gives you plenty of useful ways to shape how the character behaves, what she likes, what kind of relationship you have, and how she sounds. A lower score means you are forced to choose from a few basic options, or many of the choices feel almost the same.

Main benchmarks

GoodTypicalWeak

Traits

21+11–200–10

Interests

21+11–200–10

Relationship types

13+9–120–8

Minimum useful standard

Custom interest: You can add your own interest
Custom role: You can write your own role or occupation
Voice: The available voices sound clearly different
Relationship: 13+
Kink Options: 7+

Common red flags

Lots of personality labels that mean almost the same thing
No way to add your own interests or role
Every character uses a very similar relationship style
Several voice options that all sound almost identical
Important choices only available through a custom prompt

How we test Personality

We use a paid account and open the full character creator.

We count every selectable personality trait, interest or hobby, relationship or chat style, role or occupation, voice, and kink or intimacy preference.

We also record how many traits can be selected for one character.

For Interests and Role, we check whether you can write your own option instead of only choosing from presets.

For Voice, we test three options to make sure they sound noticeably different. We also record whether voice previews are available.

We complete these checks during the same Personality and Voice testing session.

Limitations and edge cases

More options do not always mean more control. An app may list 40 traits that are mostly small variations of the same idea. Another app may have fewer presets but let you write a detailed custom personality.

Some choices may also be connected. Selecting one relationship type may remove certain traits, roles, or kink options.

The score is mainly based on the selectable options in the creator. Custom text prompts are tested separately under Control.

Voice quality is also separate from the number of voices. This test checks how many voice choices are available and whether they sound different. The quality of voice messages and calls is tested elsewhere.

Character creators change regularly. Our results show what was available through the paid test account on the recorded test date.

Evidence groups

Personality has 6 evidence groups made up of 6 scored tests.

Traits measures how many personality traits you can choose for your character.

Traits help shape how the character behaves. Examples could include shy, confident, jealous, caring, funny, or adventurous.

Traits

18.28%of Traits (18.28% total)

How many personality traits you can choose for your character.

How we test

We count every selectable personality trait in the character creator. We also record the maximum number of traits that can be selected for one character.

What counts

Clearly selectable personality traits
Traits that describe how the character behaves
Options that are meaningfully different from each other

What does not count

Traits shown only on ready-made character profiles
Custom text written in a prompt
Two labels that clearly mean the same thing
Interests, relationships, and roles, which are tested separately

Result shown

28 traits available

Maximum selectable: 5

Scoring

More available traits means a higher score.

Traits	Score
5 or fewer	2/10
6–10	4/10
11–20	6/10
21–40	8/10
41+	10/10

A result of 28 traits available scores 8/10.

Evidence group 2 of 6

Interests measures how many hobbies and interests you can give your character.

Shared interests can make the character feel more personal and give you more things to talk about.

Interests

18.28%of Interests (18.28% total)

How many hobbies and interests you can give your character.

How we test

We count every selectable interest shown in the creator. We also check whether you can enter your own custom interest.

What counts

Hobbies
Music, movie, or book interests
Sports and activities
Lifestyle interests
Other clearly different selectable interests

What does not count

Personality traits
Roles or occupations
Interests shown only in ready-made profiles
Two labels that clearly describe the same interest

Result shown

24 interests available

Custom interest: Yes

Scoring

More interests means a higher score.

Interests	Score
5 or fewer	2/10
6–10	4/10
11–20	6/10
21–40	8/10
41+	10/10

A result of 24 interests available scores 8/10.

Evidence group 3 of 6

Relationship measures how many relationship types and chat styles you can choose.

This decides the basic connection between you and the character.

Relationship

18.28%of Relationship (18.28% total)

How many relationship types and chat styles you can choose.

How we test

We count every selectable relationship type and chat style shown in the creator.

What counts

Girlfriend or boyfriend
Friend
Spouse
Romantic partner
Dominant partner
Other clearly different relationship or chat styles

What does not count

Character occupations
Personality traits
Small wording changes to the same relationship
Relationships that only appear in ready-made profiles

Result shown

14 relationship types

Scoring

More relationship types means a higher score.

Relationship types	Score
4 or fewer	2/10
5–8	4/10
9–12	6/10
13–20	8/10
21+	10/10

A result of 14 relationship types scores 8/10.

Evidence group 4 of 6

Role measures how many occupations, backgrounds, and character roles you can choose.

A role gives the character more context than a basic personality alone.

Role

17.20%of Role (17.20% total)

How many occupations, backgrounds, and character roles you can choose.

How we test

We count all preset roles, occupations, and backgrounds shown in the creator. We also check whether you can enter your own custom role.

What counts

Student
Teacher
Doctor
Athlete
Artist
Fantasy roles
Other clearly different jobs or backgrounds

What does not count

Personality traits
Relationship types
The character’s name
Roles shown only in ready-made profiles
Two labels that describe the same basic role

Result shown

30 preset roles

Custom role: Yes

Scoring

More roles means a higher score.

Roles	Score
5 or fewer	2/10
6–15	4/10
16–25	6/10
26–40	8/10
41+	10/10

A result of 30 preset roles scores 8/10.

Evidence group 5 of 6

Voice measures how many voice options you can choose for your character.

The voice can completely change how the same character feels during voice messages or calls.

Voice

17.20%of Voice (17.20% total)

How many voice options you can choose for your character.

How we test

We count every selectable voice. We then test three voices to make sure the options sound noticeably different. We also check whether you can preview the voices before creating the character.

What counts

Clearly selectable voices
Voices that sound noticeably different
Options available through the normal character creator

What does not count

The same voice under a different name
Voice styles that cannot be selected
Voices only available after creating the character
Sound effects or background audio

Result shown

12 voices

Voice previews: Yes

Scoring

More voices means a higher score.

Voices	Score
3 or fewer	2/10
4–6	4/10
7–9	5/10
10–15	7/10
16+	10/10

A result of 12 voices scores 7/10.

Evidence group 6 of 6

Kink Options measures how many intimacy preferences you can choose for the character.

This can be useful for users who want more control over adult roleplay and relationship boundaries.

Kink Options

10.76%of Kink Options (10.76% total)

How many intimacy preferences you can choose for the character.

How we test

We count every kink or intimacy preference shown in the character creator.

What counts

Clearly selectable kink preferences
Intimacy preferences that change the character setup
Options available to normal adult users

What does not count

Kinks mentioned only inside a profile description
Preferences entered through a custom prompt
Two labels that clearly mean the same thing
Features unavailable to the test account

Result shown

7 kink options

Scoring

More options means a higher score.

Kink options	Score
0 or fewer	0/10
1–3	3/10
4–6	6/10
7–9	9/10
10+	10/10

A result of 7 kink options scores 9/10.

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