Is there a free NSFW AI chatbot with unlimited chat? It doesn't need to have pictures or customisable characters. I'm just looking for the unlimited chat feature.
NSFW AI chatbots
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tretch95
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This is a whole network, which is
> free
> completely uncensored
> unlimited use
> no signup
> all data is only stored on your pc
This link also has direct links at the bottom to the their major pages, like Character Chat, Image Generator, Text Adventure and such. If you feel like coding, you can even edit the code of their pages, and play a copy of your own version.
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If you have been using Gemini, you probably know that 2.5 pro is no longer free, and 2.5 flash is limited to 20 messages per day.
I found this LLM, zai-glm-4.6. I've only used it a few times, but so far it's been excellent. Good reasoning and uncensored.
You can get a free API here,
According to Hugging Face, it has "competitive advantages over leading domestic and international models such as DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus and Claude Sonnet 4."
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Model, zai-glm-4.6
I found this LLM, zai-glm-4.6. I've only used it a few times, but so far it's been excellent. Good reasoning and uncensored.
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. I believe the limit is 60,000 tokens per day. According to Hugging Face, it has "competitive advantages over leading domestic and international models such as DeepSeek-V3.1-Terminus and Claude Sonnet 4."
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Model, zai-glm-4.6
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I currently use Chub AI.
It gets repetitive sometimes, so you might have to tweak it a bit. But it's free and uncensored.
There are paid options in there as well I think, but I haven't tried them yet.
It gets repetitive sometimes, so you might have to tweak it a bit. But it's free and uncensored.
There are paid options in there as well I think, but I haven't tried them yet.
fbass
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No, it's actually a lot. But it doesn't matter as it's no longer free.
But for reference, JLLM can only handle 8,000 tokens total per chat.
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Grok is good right now, stopped doing that robotic repetitive way of speaking.. However I kinda enjoyed steering ChatGPT slowly into it, actually felt like you were playing a game, with Grok it's just too easy too fast.
They're all still pretty dumb and formulaic. It requires constant poking or prodding. So rarely does an LLM ever surprise me in RP.
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Clearly "dumb & formulaic" is enough still for most people, considering the market for such services online.
My 9070XT fortunately allows me to have snappy & highly reciprocative RP responses the likes of which were impossible just last year, so I don't have to pay for them. lol
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Every chatbot I tried starts strong for the first 10 messages, then becomes extremely repetitive no matter what the settings are.
The only chatbot I know that is free and not repetitive, is Character AI, but that one is overly censored and not worth anyone's time.
The only chatbot I know that is free and not repetitive, is Character AI, but that one is overly censored and not worth anyone's time.
Wanted to try this out for myself and got an account on gptgirlfriend, I'm trying to interact with the "characters" but this limited coin thing is really tedious. Does anyone know a free text based/driven ai site that can generate unlimited dialogue? Doesn't even necessarily have to create image or video. Or at least a free code to redeem a shit ton of coins on gptgirlfriend.
Try Spicychat or Janitorai. good to dip your toe and see if it's for you.
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See post #642 above.
Just beware about these unlimited-uncensored tools.
I heard some people spent like 30 hours nonstop in their first session ("just one more paragraph") and then couldn't sleep until the following night due to synaptic overload. There is a lot of novelty and addiction potential, especially when you're running more complex RPG stories involving multiple characters.
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Now the linked perchance / AI-RPG site has changed to a different AI model which is apparently Deepseek, and it's been rather frustrating to use especially compared to the old Llama model. So i can't fully vouch for a positive experience.
Some of the recurring issues:
> AI obsessions on certain obtrusive details, e.g. "the prescription bottle rattles in her handbag" which the AI keeps echoing in slight variations, until the story seems to be about the bottle rather than the dramaturgy between characters. Beware of the trembling hands and the whitening knuckles.
> Character stereotypes - if there is more than one female character, one of them will *always* turn into some kind of sadistic succubus, while the other turns into a timid victim. Also the protagonist usually turns into some form of sado-predator - when you read something like "you chuckle darkly", it's going to get ugly soon so you better back up some paragraphs.
> Poor creativity during sex, "dirty talk", idiotic behavior - Sex scenes written by this AI run *always* the same, they use the same obnoxious pillow / dirty talk (e.g. "Too... much..." or "tell me to stop"), or the protagonist even going straight for the clit (which most women hate), or being so stupid to shove his fingers inside a woman before even kneading her tits.
> Disruption of scenes - the AI will very often conjure something to stop whatever is going on. E.g. your neighbor just called from his holiday in Switzerland, you're fucking his wife in his bed, then he suddenly stands at the door.
> Ideation loops dragging dialogues into infinity - e.g. the protagonist hangs out with his sister, and she keeps saying "remember when we..." (used to play in the treehouse, dad used to flip when you... etc) every two paragraphs. And the AI doesn't know when to stop this, unless a "disruption" event happens.
> Focus on unwarranted violence, blood, disturbing elements in general. If your MC already "chuckles darkly", someone is probably going to scrape their fingernails against your shoulders, or bite their own lips until blood flows. People even reported things like "a robot killing and dismembering" their AI partner, for absolutely no reason.
> Determinism - so this AI basically just reads what either you or itself wrote earlier, and goes through the instructions and summaries before generating a new output. Which means it has no actual "memory" or even "sapience" to have something akin to an idea or agenda to work with. Which would mean that there should be a good amount of randomness involved.
However, there often are situations where you can roll back a hundred times, but it always describes the exact same thing to happen next. So it seems like this AI was trained with so little material, that certain scenarions only know one very specific outcome.
> Misinterpretation in the summaries - The AI can only read so much about what happened in the past of the story. For that purpose, it writes a brief "Summary" every X words or paragraphs. This is necessary for the AI to work, however it does VERY OFTEN completely misinterpret the actual content or context. With the expected impact on the following story.
So.... right now, i'd say that this is more like a hobby, for when you want to write your own story. Start by writing the introduction yourself in several paragraphs, so the AI has none of its obsession tropes to work with.
You can also use your input to direct what happens.
For example, instead of writing this (player input in yellow, AI output in grey+blue)
> "Why not", i respond with a smirk.
Suddenly, a car door slams outside on the street, and Amanda clutches her bikini top like a shield. "It's your wife!", she pants, her panicked eyes searching the room for an exit. "Hide!", she whispers in evident terror, and before you can react, she shoves you under the frame of your bed. As if paralyzed, you watch the door swing open until the handle crashes into the wall, sending a good amount of stucco debris flying across the room. A freezing shiver runs down your spine as you recognize your wife Jessica standing in the doorframe, and she's holding a cleaver in her hand. "I *knew* i'd find you here, bitch!", your wife snarls at Amanda, and her stilettos click like ice picks against the marble floor as she (...)
(lol whut! timeout, timeout!)
You write this
> "Why not", i respond, and watch how she begins to slide down the straps of her bikini top - her expression a sultry smile.
You involuntarily lick your lips as you watch how her slender fingers hook under the straps of her pink bikini top, until she slides them down with practised ease. Her deep-brown eyes remain fixed on yours, and a sultry smile plays over her lips as she observes your growing arousal. Once the fabric of her top finally falls, her full breasts jiggle softly; and you feel the bulge in your swimming trunks stretching dangerously forward. "Your wife is a fool", she murmurs seductively, and you feel the haze of her breath against your ear - damp and hot, like a summer breeze at the Copa Cabana. Your hands on her firm buttocks slide deeper, until they find that enticingly soft crevice, now only covered by the scandalously thin strip of her Brazilian tanga.
So basically you can direct the story like that, even include other thoughts and observations.
Some of the recurring issues:
> AI obsessions on certain obtrusive details, e.g. "the prescription bottle rattles in her handbag" which the AI keeps echoing in slight variations, until the story seems to be about the bottle rather than the dramaturgy between characters. Beware of the trembling hands and the whitening knuckles.
> Character stereotypes - if there is more than one female character, one of them will *always* turn into some kind of sadistic succubus, while the other turns into a timid victim. Also the protagonist usually turns into some form of sado-predator - when you read something like "you chuckle darkly", it's going to get ugly soon so you better back up some paragraphs.
> Poor creativity during sex, "dirty talk", idiotic behavior - Sex scenes written by this AI run *always* the same, they use the same obnoxious pillow / dirty talk (e.g. "Too... much..." or "tell me to stop"), or the protagonist even going straight for the clit (which most women hate), or being so stupid to shove his fingers inside a woman before even kneading her tits.
> Disruption of scenes - the AI will very often conjure something to stop whatever is going on. E.g. your neighbor just called from his holiday in Switzerland, you're fucking his wife in his bed, then he suddenly stands at the door.
> Ideation loops dragging dialogues into infinity - e.g. the protagonist hangs out with his sister, and she keeps saying "remember when we..." (used to play in the treehouse, dad used to flip when you... etc) every two paragraphs. And the AI doesn't know when to stop this, unless a "disruption" event happens.
> Focus on unwarranted violence, blood, disturbing elements in general. If your MC already "chuckles darkly", someone is probably going to scrape their fingernails against your shoulders, or bite their own lips until blood flows. People even reported things like "a robot killing and dismembering" their AI partner, for absolutely no reason.
> Determinism - so this AI basically just reads what either you or itself wrote earlier, and goes through the instructions and summaries before generating a new output. Which means it has no actual "memory" or even "sapience" to have something akin to an idea or agenda to work with. Which would mean that there should be a good amount of randomness involved.
However, there often are situations where you can roll back a hundred times, but it always describes the exact same thing to happen next. So it seems like this AI was trained with so little material, that certain scenarions only know one very specific outcome.
> Misinterpretation in the summaries - The AI can only read so much about what happened in the past of the story. For that purpose, it writes a brief "Summary" every X words or paragraphs. This is necessary for the AI to work, however it does VERY OFTEN completely misinterpret the actual content or context. With the expected impact on the following story.
So.... right now, i'd say that this is more like a hobby, for when you want to write your own story. Start by writing the introduction yourself in several paragraphs, so the AI has none of its obsession tropes to work with.
You can also use your input to direct what happens.
For example, instead of writing this (player input in yellow, AI output in grey+blue)
> "Why not", i respond with a smirk.
Suddenly, a car door slams outside on the street, and Amanda clutches her bikini top like a shield. "It's your wife!", she pants, her panicked eyes searching the room for an exit. "Hide!", she whispers in evident terror, and before you can react, she shoves you under the frame of your bed. As if paralyzed, you watch the door swing open until the handle crashes into the wall, sending a good amount of stucco debris flying across the room. A freezing shiver runs down your spine as you recognize your wife Jessica standing in the doorframe, and she's holding a cleaver in her hand. "I *knew* i'd find you here, bitch!", your wife snarls at Amanda, and her stilettos click like ice picks against the marble floor as she (...)
(lol whut! timeout, timeout!)
You write this
> "Why not", i respond, and watch how she begins to slide down the straps of her bikini top - her expression a sultry smile.
You involuntarily lick your lips as you watch how her slender fingers hook under the straps of her pink bikini top, until she slides them down with practised ease. Her deep-brown eyes remain fixed on yours, and a sultry smile plays over her lips as she observes your growing arousal. Once the fabric of her top finally falls, her full breasts jiggle softly; and you feel the bulge in your swimming trunks stretching dangerously forward. "Your wife is a fool", she murmurs seductively, and you feel the haze of her breath against your ear - damp and hot, like a summer breeze at the Copa Cabana. Your hands on her firm buttocks slide deeper, until they find that enticingly soft crevice, now only covered by the scandalously thin strip of her Brazilian tanga.
So basically you can direct the story like that, even include other thoughts and observations.
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I'd say you must direct the story. I have tried every which way, including with custom character cards, to create a situation where the bot is to be spontaneous, to forward the plot in unexpected ways, but it all devolves into pleasing the user, and you end up directing the show anyways... which is meh.
When a major AI LLM can't write a novel storyline, you know we are a long, long way from 'being there'.
LLMs literally don't have the capability to "think." It's just searching for patterns that fit the context based on the input tokens. And since you more or less know what the input tokens are if you are familiar with LLMs, you can essentially predict whatever it might output. So you are right. In creative writing, the user absolutely has to direct the scenes and the story arcs, since the LLMs cannot plan for the future. It can only output what fits the context now, but it won't truly be able to plan out a broad story arc with proper pacing even with chat memory instructions.
What tretch95 is talking about are the quirks of Deepseek (R1 probably) though. All models have some unique quirks in their writing, and deepseek has very annoying ones that ruin the whole experience despite being a pretty powerful model.
Kinda wrong. "Just pattern matching" is misleading. Human brains are also "just" electrochemical signals but nobody says you can predict what someone will say next.
The creative writing thing is partially true for really long stuff but "absolutely has to direct everything" is cope. Plenty of people get decent output without hand-holding every scene.
Sounds like someone who tried chatbots once and decided they understood the whole technology.