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What i mean by this Is a chatbot site with 3D models for thier chatbots and no filters

Hi twins, i’m like fantasy like rpg bots, but ib every platform i roleplay fantasy rpg world, they always forget something, dont understand things and just sucks. Any recommendations?

I’ve been really stuck trying to find something new, could you guys suggest the be⁤st platforms in your opinion ? honest review if possible

I kept running into “Janitor AI” in threads and screenshots and realized I didn’t really know what it meant beyond “some kind of character chatbot thing.” So I dug in and wrote up a simple explainer. Sharing the useful bits here in case anyone else is in the same boat.

What Janitor AI is
It’s a character chat / roleplay platform. You pick (or create) a character with a personality + backstory, then chat in a scenario like you’re co-writing a scene. It’s not really built for “answer my homework” or “write my email” use cases—it’s more narrative.

Why people use it:

• Longer, ongoing conversations (more story-like)
• Lots of creator-made characters
• More focus on roleplay than typical assistant-style chat

Stuff I’d tell a friend before trying it:

• It’s treated as 18+ in its community spaces, and there are rules around age-related content.
• If you see people talking about tokens, here’s the quick translation: longer messages + longer replies = more usage. If you’re connected to a paid model/provider, long chats can add up.
• Bot quality varies a lot. Some characters are written well and stay consistent; others drift fast. The character definition matters more than I expected.

If anyone wants the full write-up, it’s here (only if links are allowed): https://aigptjournal.com/explore-ai/ai-toolkit/janitor-ai-what-it-is/

Question: When you try character chatbots, what matters most to you—memory, writing quality, staying in character, speed, or something else?

I have used Manus so far and its decent but even it has limits

I’ve been following how chatbots are evolving beyond simple Q and A or roleplay, especially around memory, voice, and longer term interaction. One pattern I keep seeing is that most bots reset emotionally every session or jump straight into scripted behavior, which can feel shallow over time.

I’m currently working on Crushh, an AI companion project that’s experimenting with things like persistent memory, gradual relationship progression, voice calls, and shared interactive moments rather than instant intimacy. The goal is to see what actually makes chatbot interaction feel more natural and engaging without pretending the AI is human.

We’re opening a beta and I’d really value feedback from people who actively use or build chatbots. What works, what feels off, and what you wish more chatbot apps would try.

If you’re curious to test it or just want context, here’s the beta link:
https://www.crushh.ai/