+Anime model understands actual series aesthetics, not just 'generic anime girl'
+Character library pulls from popular franchises with pre-built personalities
+One million images generated means the model has been trained on real user feedback
+Chat mode pairs with image gen so characters feel interactive, not just visual

+Group chats run multiple characters in one room, closer to Character.AI's scene format than another single-thread companion, built for scenarios that would get shut down over there
+Persona system lets you switch how you present without wiping what each Solmate remembers about you

Conversation memory persists across sessions so characters pick up where you left off instead of cold-starting every reopen

+Openly built for adult roleplay from the store listing to the character library, no wholesome-companion veneer to see through

-Ads, coin packs, and subscriptions all stacked at once, with ad prompts that cut into scenes right when momentum builds
-Phone only, no browser version or desktop client, so anyone who prefers a real keyboard is stuck thumb-typing
-Rougher on some Android devices than apps with bigger install bases, input bugs and layout glitches still surface
-Google Play content rating says teens while the marketing site targets adults, a mismatch that reads like a rating workaround, not a design choice

AniOne vs Sol - Which Is Better?

AniOne vs Sol

Sol