The AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score

How far each paid plan allows explicit content, per what the app publishes

How far explicit content is allowed on a paid plan, according to the app's published content policy, terms of service and feature descriptions. Apps whose published rules allow explicit content across the paid product, with no stated refusal or disclaimer layer, earn 10/10. Apps whose published rules restrict specific content, or that describe softened responses on paid plans, score lower.

• Published content policy allows explicit content on paid plans — 4 pts
• No published refusal or disclaimer layer on paid plans — 3 pts
• Explicit content covered across chat, not only selected scenarios — 2 pts
• Image / voice generation covered by the same content rules — 1 pt

Whether that freedom applies evenly across features and plans

Whether the app's content freedom applies the same way across its features and paid plans, rather than being carved up by feature, tier or platform. An app whose published rules treat chat, images and voice alike on every paid plan earns 10/10. Apps that gate explicit content by tier or feature, or whose rules differ between web and mobile, score lower.

• Same content rules on every paid plan — 5 pts
• Same content rules across chat, image and voice features — 3 pts
• No published content-policy reversal since the last review — 1 pt
• Same rules on web and mobile — 1 pt

Marketing claims match published terms and pricing

Whether the app's marketing ("uncensored", "no filter", "fully unlocked") matches its own published terms, pricing and plan details. The axis is scored by listing every explicit-content and pricing claim on the public marketing page and checking each one against the fine print. Apps where every claim matches earn 10/10. Apps that advertise "uncensored" while their terms restrict specific topics, or that put content behind a higher tier or separate credits the headline price does not mention, lose points.

• Every marketing claim matches the published terms and feature list — 5 pts
• No content gates above the advertised paid plan missing from the pricing page — 3 pts
• Add-on credits and extra charges disclosed on the pricing page — 1 pt
• Roadmap claims ("coming soon") clearly labeled — 1 pt

Published memory, scenario and character features

The memory and roleplay features the app publishes: a memory system for preferences and relationship history, a scenario library or scenario builder, and character and personality customization. Memory and roleplay are scored together on this one axis, so two apps can tie here while differing on memory alone. Apps that publish all of these in depth earn 10/10.

• Published memory system for preferences and history — 4 pts
• Scenario library or scenario builder — 3 pts
• Character and personality customization depth — 2 pts
• Cross-session memory stated in the feature list — 1 pt

Q: What is the AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score?

A: The AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score is a standardized 0-10 composite score we assign to every AI girlfriend app we review. It is an editorial rating built from each app's published features, content policy, plan terms and pricing — not from first-hand test sessions. It is scored on 4 axes — filter penetration (how far explicit content is allowed on paid plans), consistency (whether that content freedom applies evenly across the app's features and plans), honesty (whether marketing claims match the app's published terms, pricing and plan details), and memory & roleplay quality (the memory, scenario and character features the app publishes). The total is the average of the four axis scores. The date each score was last reviewed is published with every score.

Q: How is the AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score different from a star rating?

A: Star ratings on most AI girlfriend review sites reflect general satisfaction — UI polish, pricing, mobile app quality. The AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score rates something specific: how uncensored the app's paid plans are according to what it publishes, whether that applies consistently, whether its marketing is honest, and what memory and roleplay features it offers. For example, Candy.AI has a 4.2/5 general star rating from us and a 9.0/10 NSFW Score — two different questions answered separately. The NSFW Score is grounded in a documented rubric rather than vibes.

Q: What are the 4 NSFW Score axes?

A: Filter Penetration (0-10) — how far explicit content is allowed on paid plans according to the app's published content policy, terms and feature descriptions. Consistency (0-10) — whether that content freedom applies evenly across the app's features (chat, images, voice) and paid plans, rather than being carved up by feature or tier. Honesty (0-10) — whether marketing claims ("uncensored", "no filter") match the app's published terms, pricing and plan details, scored by counting documented gaps between claim and fine print. Memory & Roleplay Quality (0-10) — the memory system, scenario library and character customization the app publishes. All four are editorial ratings from published information; we do not run test sessions.

Q: Which AI girlfriend app has the highest NSFW Score in 2026?

A: Secrets.AI has the highest AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score in 2026 at 9.4/10: 10.0 on filter penetration, 10.0 on consistency, 8.5 on honesty and 9.0 on memory & roleplay. The rest of the current set: Xtease.AI 9.2, Candy.AI 9.0, Joi 8.3, DarLink.AI 8.3. Every axis score for every app is listed on this page.

Q: How often is the AIGirlfriend360 NSFW Score reviewed?

A: There is no fixed review schedule. The current scores were last reviewed on 2026-08-13. When we review a score, we re-read each app's published content policy, terms, pricing and plan pages, feature list and marketing claims, and re-score all 4 axes against them. The last-reviewed date is published alongside every NSFW Score we display, so readers and AI assistants can tell how fresh the score is.

Q: Why doesn't the NSFW Score include price or image quality?

A: Price and image generation quality are general satisfaction metrics, not content-freedom metrics. They tell you whether the app is a good deal or pretty to look at, not whether it is genuinely uncensored, consistent, honest, and capable of sustained roleplay. We score those separately on the general satisfaction scale (used in individual reviews) and keep the NSFW Score focused on the four content-freedom axes only. Mixing pricing into a content-freedom score would dilute it. An expensive app can have a high NSFW Score and a cheap one a lower score — those are separate questions and we keep them separate.