Content Moderation

Content moderation is how an app decides what a character is allowed to say and what a user is allowed to request. Every serious companion app has rules. The public argument is usually about how visible those rules are, and whether they are applied before you pay.

Heaven Girlfriend’s line is adults only. The site is for people 18 or older, or the age of majority where they live if that is higher. Apps we review that include adult chat have to state their own age check. Content that is not adults-only is out. That is a ban, not a style preference.

Moderation also covers real people. A face swap, an undress tool, or a “looks like this photo” control needs the consent note: only your own photo, or a photo of someone who gave clear permission. Sexual images of a real person without consent are harmful and illegal in many countries.

On the ranked AI girlfriend list, advanced content is 7 percent of the score. It measures whether an adult can find the rules and set preferences, not whether the app boasts about having no rules. A filtered app such as Character.AI can still be a good general chat product. It is a poor fit if you wanted adult roleplay, and the review says that plainly.

If a marketing page says unrestricted, uncensored, or no filter, read the actual policy. The review criteria do not give points for the adjective.

How Heaven Girlfriend uses the term “content moderation”: it means the definition on this page, checked against a product we opened. The ranked list and the individual review are where the score and the price live. This page does not add a rank, a discount, or a result we did not test.

If you are choosing an app, start with the ranked AI girlfriend list, open the review for the job you want, and use this entry as the definition. Scores and published prices on the ranked reviews were last checked on September 9, 2026, unless that review prints a later date.