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Candy AI vs Nomi AI for companion continuity

Plan what you want a companion to know and how you want to maintain it. Our Premium Plus tools include user personas, memory slots and separate chat continuations. Nomi organizes companion context through Backstory+ and Mind Maps, with additional controls for group conversations.

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Put lasting context and current events in the right place

In Nomi, use Backstory+ to describe the companion and your shared setting. Its sections include Backstory, Current Roleplay, Preferences and Boundaries. Keep a lasting relationship detail separate from the immediate situation you want to play out.

Nomi's Mind Map entries are editable summaries that can also update automatically; individual entries can be locked. Editing a summary is not the same as erasing the underlying experiences. Our memory slots likewise are not a promise of perfect recall or a numerical equivalent of that system.

Decide who speaks and what the group should know

Nomi groups let you select the next speaker or use Auto-play. Add shared setting and role information to the group's own Backstory. Participants do not receive full access to each other's individual Backstory+ notes.

The group also has its own Mind Map, separate from individual conversations. Our chat cloning serves a different purpose: it takes the history so far into another continuation without changing the original, rather than adding a cast or selecting a group speaker.

Choose the continuity or media control you need

Choose the continuity or media control you need
Your aimCandy AINomi AI
Describe your own roleActivate a supported user personaAdd relevant shared context in Backstory+
Try a different story directionClone an eligible thread to continue separatelyUse current-roleplay and shared-context notes to guide the situation
Manage a group exchangeDo not treat memory slots as group speaker controlsSelect a responder or enable automatic turns
Request a character pictureChoose a companion and describe the visible sceneRequest a selfie using the character and current conversation context

A similar goal does not mean the controls preserve the same information. Decide whether you are changing a note, branching a thread or directing a group before using the corresponding action.

Distinguish a contextual selfie from a spoken exchange

For a Nomi selfie, use the camera button beside the chat field. Establish the clothing, activity and location in conversation first; selfies primarily draw on that context rather than a conventional image prompt.

Nomi's paid voice calls share the text conversation's history and require microphone permission. Paid calls include its in-house voices, while an ElevenLabs voice follows that external plan's limits. With us, inspect token costs separately for voice-message listening and supported calls.

Budget for the extra you actually want

Nomi uses credits for additional companion slots and group rooms beyond the paid account's included allocation. Open the profile menu and its Credits tab to inspect those purchases. Buying a slot is not the same as buying a message allowance.

For our account, check the membership and action charge together when choosing media. Neither an editable note nor a paid plan should be read as unlimited access to every surrounding feature.

Questions and answers

Will editing a Nomi Mind Map remove a past event?

Its entries summarize information rather than directly replacing the underlying memories. Change the relevant context carefully instead of treating an edit as a complete restart.

Do Nomi group participants automatically share all their personal notes?

No. Put information needed by the whole cast in the group's Backstory. Individual Backstory+ details are not fully shared among every participant.

Does a Nomi selfie request need a separate picture prompt?

Set up the visible situation in conversation, then use the selfie camera control. That context-led workflow differs from writing a dedicated scene description in our image tool.