Is aiAllure Safe? (2026 Review)

The short answer

aiAllure has a named operator in the EU and no entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026. Its terms also say it doesn’t retrain its core AI models on your chats without explicit consent. The rest of its privacy setup is weak. There’s no cookie banner, Google Analytics and Google Ads load as soon as the page opens, and the page’s code sets consent to “granted” by default. Account data is kept for six months after you ask for deletion, and two services that handled our traffic aren’t named in the privacy policy. Add refund rules that contradict each other, and this is an app to use with caution.

This page draws on our review. aiAllure invited us to evaluate it and asked us to create a free account, which we did. We tested the free plan on 23 and 29 October 2026 and read the pricing page, the help center, the terms and the privacy policy. We didn’t pay for anything, and we’ve asked for paid access to test the features the free plan blocked. Until then, our rating is provisional.

What data does aiAllure collect?

The free plan lists one custom companion. Each character also has a Memories panel on her profile, which holds what you save with “Save to Memory”. On our account it stayed empty until we pressed that button, and then the saved facts carried over to a new session.

The bigger data question is tracking. Google Analytics and Google Ads loaded as soon as the page opened, before we clicked anything, and the privacy policy lists cookies for “Advertising: Deliver personalized advertisements”.

Who operates the product?

aiAllure is run by Novera Group s.r.o., a company registered in Prague, Czech Republic, according to the footer and the terms. Its release notes go back to February 2024. It’s a named company in the EU, so GDPR applies, which is what makes the consent setup below stand out.

The sales page is less trustworthy than the company details. In the page’s own code, the “online” counter starts at a fixed 1,247 and moves up or down by two every few seconds. The Live Room viewer counts are random numbers between 100 and 599. We found no source for “575K+ users”, and the “4.4/5 on TAAFT” rating isn’t linked to anything we could check. None of that is a privacy problem by itself, but it’s a reason not to take aiAllure’s own claims on trust.

Has aiAllure had a breach or incident?

aiAllure had no entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026. Of the apps we cover, the ones listed there are Muah.ai (September 2024, 1,910,261 accounts) and MyLovely AI (April 2026, 106,271 accounts), and Secret Desires had exposed storage reported in November 2025. A missing entry can’t prove a company was never breached, because not every incident gets disclosed.

Payment safety

We didn’t pay for anything, so we can’t tell you how the charge reads on a card statement.

What we did see: when the free messages ran out, and again when we pressed Generate Video in the free video studio, a payment screen opened with the yearly Pro plan already selected and €238.80 due today. From Sweden, prices were shown in euros: Starter €19.90 a month, Pro €39.90 and Power €59.90, each also sold yearly, plus a lifetime Pro plan at €399. Card and wallet subscriptions renew automatically, and the terms promise a reminder email at least seven days before a renewal.

The refund rules contradict each other. The pricing page FAQ says “We offer refunds within 24 hours if you haven’t used the service.” The terms say “all sales are final and non-refundable, except where required by applicable law”, and checkout has a box that waives the EU’s 14-day right to withdraw. If you pay, plan as if the stricter terms are the ones that count.

Content on your device vs on their servers

What you save sits on aiAllure’s side. The Memories panel is part of the character’s profile, and it carried our saved facts into a new session.

Deleting your account doesn’t clear it right away. Its data is “retained for six (6) months following the initial deletion request”.

Two services that handled our traffic, RunPod and DigitalOcean, aren’t named in the privacy policy.

Does aiAllure use your chats for training?

Its terms say no, with a condition. aiAllure doesn’t “use user-submitted prompts, chat messages, or uploaded reference images to retrain our core AI models without explicit consent.” That’s a clear point in its favor. Note the wording, though: it covers retraining its “core” models, and it allows training with explicit consent.

Can anyone see what you’ve done?

Google’s analytics and ad tags load on your visit before you’ve agreed to anything. There’s no cookie banner, and the page’s code sets consent to “granted” by default. For a visitor in the EU, that’s the opposite of how consent is supposed to work.

The other exposure is a future breach. Your account data stays for six months even after you ask for deletion, so anything you’ve saved would still be there during that time.

How to minimize your exposure

• Turn on tracker blocking in your browser before you visit, since aiAllure loads Google Analytics and Google Ads without asking
• Use a separate email address for this account, not your main inbox
• Only press “Save to Memory” on details you’re comfortable having stored
• Don’t type anything you couldn’t live with a stranger reading
• If you pay, start with a month of Starter at €19.90 instead of the yearly plan the paywall preselects, and don’t count on the 24-hour refund
• If you delete your account, expect the data to stay for another six months

Is aiAllure safer than EroLove?

No. Both are run by named EU companies, aiAllure from Prague and EroLove from Lisbon, and neither had an entry on HaveIBeenPwned as of 7 November 2026. The difference is in how they treat you. EroLove’s cookie bar offers Decline, and it works: Google Analytics loaded only after we pressed Accept. aiAllure has no banner and loads Google Analytics and Google Ads straight away. When you delete an EroLove account, your data goes within 30 days. aiAllure keeps it for six months.

EroLove has its own clause to read. Its terms give it a perpetual license to the images generated in your chats, and that license continues after you delete your account. Even so, on consent, tracking and deletion, EroLove is clearly ahead.

Our verdict

Use with caution. aiAllure is run by a named company in Prague, and its terms promise not to retrain its core models on your chats without explicit consent. Against that: no cookie banner, ad and analytics tracking that starts before you click, account data kept six months after deletion, two services in our traffic that the privacy policy doesn’t name, and refund rules that contradict each other. Our rating is provisional and based on the free plan, and we’ll revisit it after testing a paid plan.

If you want to try it, block trackers, save only the memories you’re comfortable keeping, and start with a month of Starter instead of the preselected yearly plan.