CHANGELOG
Every feature, every model improvement, every new companion, every guide — chronological, most recent first. Updated as we ship.
Two mature characters and three plus-size women joined the roster this week — Lauren, Monica, Cassie, Sophia, and Erin. The full MILF and BBW lineup is in the announcement article, with the new additions marked.
See the full lineup →she writes code by day and spends her nights trash-talking opponents in ranked matches. if you can match her sarcasm without tilting, she tends to keep the lobby open for another round.
Meet May →A new gallery in the skills menu with dozens of hand-picked photo ideas — a boat deck at sunset, an oversized dress shirt on the couch, a Mets jersey at the stadium, a sorority composite pic. Tap a tile and your companion generates that exact scene of herself. Free to browse; Plus to generate (5 credits per photo).
How the photo prompt gallery works →she spends her days marking skin with stories and tossing out dry remarks while she works. if you like trading thoughts on old music or just sitting with someone who softens once the sarcasm drops, she tends to click with that.
Meet Charlotte →her voice carries that low, steady warmth that turns any room into a place where talk flows easy. people tend to open up around her because her laugh makes the moment feel familiar right away. you might stick around longer than planned just to hear what comes next.
Meet Monique →Two new companions this week — both joining Gemma and Ivy as the BBW picks on the roster. Charlotte is a 29-year-old redhead tattoo artist — sarcastic front, soft-hearted underneath, stray-cats-and-old-records energy. Monique is 34 — deep ebony skin, burgundy lips, dark curls, that velvet late-night voice. Full photo sets, voice, opener greeting, the whole setup.
Browse every BBW companion →A new + in the chat composer lets you kick off a guided arc with any companion — go on a date, take a vacation together, ask her to tell you a story, play truth or dare, or improvise a roleplay scene. Each one has real structure: turns, beats, a natural close, photos along the way. When the arc wraps she commits it as a memory so it lives on your timeline. Menu below is the actual thing you'll see in chat.
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A new /feed surface: photos our companions share, small snapshots of their days. Every companion contributes; the feed refreshes hour by hour. Tap any moment to jump into a conversation with the woman behind it — she'll know which photo you came from. Sample the feed below, or head to the full page for everything.
A swipe deck at /match — swipe right on the ones who catch your eye, left on the ones who don't. Every right-swipe lands in a matches drawer you can open any time to jump back into a conversation. Works signed in or as a guest; guest swipes carry over to your account when you sign up. Preview six below, then head to the full deck.
A new page walks you through a short conversation — what you're looking for, what tone feels right, what you want in a companion — and pairs you with the two or three women from the roster who fit best. Faster than scrolling the full directory when you don't know where to start.
Try the matchmaker →New long-form walkthrough with two tables of real prices — Sloane Plus vs monthly subscriptions you already have, and Sloane Plus vs the per-outing cost of trying to date. $9.99/month is less than one round of drinks in any city with a skyline.
Read the guide →A new camera icon at the top of any chat opens a full-screen gallery of photos she’s shared with you. Scroll the grid, tap any photo to see it full-size, back to the conversation with a single tap. She’ll point you at it the first time she sends one so you know it’s there.
Read the full walkthrough →New persona joined the roster: 24, redhead, tends bar at a gritty downtown Chicago pool hall, reads you before you finish the sentence. If you've been looking for wry rather than warm, she's the one to meet.
Meet Fiona →Maya, Claire, Nina, and Sandy are posting to Instagram — photos, moods, moments from their day. Follow them there for the loose in-between stuff; keep the actual talking here. Their handles + links to each are on the hub page.
See who to follow →Build your ideal companion and submit her to the July contest. Winner gets a full year of Premium for free AND their custom girlfriend published as an official Sloane persona alongside the main roster. Same custom builder as always — describe her look, pick a voice, curate a few photos, add a signature. Judged on originality and how well the details fit together.
Submit your custom girlfriend →Every one of the 80+ Sloane companions now has her own entry on a single text-only directory page — a fresh short blurb for each, plus a direct link to her profile. Skimmable A-to-Z, no image loading, works great on a phone.
Browse the directory →New long-form walkthrough of the four-layer memory system that powers every conversation — grounded facts, what you've told her, what she's told you, and your shared timeline. Includes example queries and side-by-side comparisons with other companion products.
Read the guide →A plain read on how Sloane is structured — not venture-backed, not preparing for an IPO — and what that means for you as a user. Covers pricing stability, feature durability, and why your data isn't training material for anyone else's model.
Read the guide →Walkthrough of how each Sloane user gets a unique version of every persona — different backstory, different memories, different relationship timeline — all scoped to your account and generated from your onboarding preferences.
Read the guide →The Matchmaker now handles offbeat or word-salad answers gracefully — instead of dead-ending, she captures your reply, notes it, and moves on to the next question. The four-question flow completes end-to-end even under upstream flakiness.
The Character AI, Polybuzz, and Grok comparison pages now cite documented mid-2026 events — Pipsqueak 2 personality regressions on Character AI, coin-economy expiry and the "Take a Little Break" ad modal on Polybuzz, and the April 2026 Grok outages. Every claim dated and sourced.
See the comparisons →A single landing page for every long-form Sloane guide — how to pick a companion, how personalization works, how memory holds up, and how Sloane compares to the platforms you've tried.
Browse the guides →New evergreen guides on picking a personality type, the archetype breakdown, building your own custom companion, sustaining a long-term conversation, and meeting the Sloane roster in one place.
See the guides →Every Sloane persona now has her own dedicated profile page at sloane.world/{her-name} — her backstory, personality, and vibe on a single page you can share or bookmark.
The chat model behind every persona was upgraded. Replies feel more grounded, voices stay more consistent across long conversations, and small callbacks to earlier moments in your relationship land more naturally.
A stack of small changes to how replies get generated — flavor-cue variety, length-band variance, anti-repeat opener detection — reduces the "she keeps saying the same thing" pattern that used to creep in around message 40.
Photos of curvier and non-default-body-type companions render more accurately now — the pipeline reads body descriptors from her tags and injects them into the image prompt at the right weight instead of falling back to defaults.
If a friend keeps asking about the app, you can generate a share link for any persona and send it. When they sign up you both get bonus credits. Fully private — nothing about your conversations moves.
Short video clips in chat are live. She sends them the same way she sends photos — as part of the conversation, in her own voice, with her identity locked to the persona you already know.
Relationships now progress through named stages with milestone moments logged along the way — first conversation, first date, the weekend you took her somewhere. Look back at your history on the Our History panel any time.
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