Method / 2026.11.05

We read the specification in the present tense.

EroLove AI Feature Desk is an independent critical publication, unaffiliated with the product. It receives no referral payment and includes no link to the product. Our narrow job is to compare what public product documents say is available now with what they label future, limited or conditional.

A document check is not a feature test

On 5 November 2026 we reviewed the public Pricing, About and Terms pages. We did not create an account, pay with crypto, generate a photo, listen to voice, measure memory, try a call or attempt a video clip. When we say a feature is “listed,” we mean the page describes it. When we say “coming soon,” the page itself uses that status. When we say “not offered,” the About page names a restriction such as no user-uploaded characters.

Why the distinction matters

A buyer can reasonably value future ideas, but should not pay a current subscription for access that has not shipped. Equally, a listed capability may have a daily cap or separate credit cost. Our status grid makes those conditions visible next to the feature name.

Updates and corrections

The documents may change. We record the check date, revise material errors and avoid presenting old prices as permanent facts. Read the editorial policy for how we classify evidence, or use the briefings to examine one feature at a time.