Moemate Characters | AI Chat | Talk with AI characters
Moemate is an AI platform offering customizable AI characters and chatbots for entertainment, productivity, and roleplay. It features screen perception, multi-lingual conversations, long-term memory, and voice cloning. Create and chat with lifelike & fictional AI roleplay characters from anime, games, movies & assistants, and productivity chatbots with advanced LLMs like GPT4 & Claude, Stable Diffusion, Eleven Labs & Azure voices.
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Moemate is an innovative AI platform that allows users to interact with customizable AI characters and chatbots. The platform supports a wide range of features, including screen perception, multi-lingual conversations in over 100 languages, long-term memory for continuous interactions, and voice cloning to personalize the AI's voice. Moemate also integrates with ReadyPlayerMe and Vroid for 3D avatar customization and supports importing AI characters via V2 cards. Whether you're looking for entertainment, productivity, or immersive roleplay experiences, Moemate offers a versatile and engaging solution.
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