Dittin AI alternative now that dittin.ai has gone offline

Is Dittin AI down?

Yes, and not in the temporary way an overloaded server is down. When a site crashes, its domain still points somewhere and you get an error page or a timeout. dittin.ai does not point anywhere. On October 14, 2026 a lookup for its nameservers came back empty, the main hostname and the app hostname had no address, and a real browser stopped at a DNS error. A missing delegation like that does not come back on its own after a busy weekend.

The domain registration itself is still active until December 26, 2027, and the record was last touched on August 12, 2026. That is why some people expect a return. A held domain is not a running service, though, and in nine months the Internet Archive has not managed a single capture of any Dittin page after January 13, 2026.

Dittin is not the first character platform to vanish this way. We tracked the same pattern in did Figgs AI shut down and Figgs AI alternative.

What Dittin AI was, and what it charged

Dittin billed itself, in its own page title, as an "NSFW AI Chat & Image Generation Platform". You chatted with community-made characters, built your own, generated images with coins, and from early 2026 its homepage announced that "NSFW AI video generation is now live".

The December 8, 2025 pricing page listed three options. Free cost $0.00 with "Unstable AI response quality", "Queueing required during peak usage" and a memory length of 1.6k. Premium was $14.99 a month with "No queueing, real-time responses", a memory length of 4k and 100 image coins a month. Premium yearly showed "$7.50 / Month" under a "Save 50%" badge, which works out to about $90 billed up front.

Two details on that page matter now. The FAQ said your bank statement "will show a payment to our parent company Yu'An (Beijing), and will not display any information about Dittin AI", and checkout also accepted crypto through a third-party payment processor. If you are checking your statement for a charge to cancel, you will not find the word Dittin on it.

Can I get my Dittin AI characters or chats back?

If they only ever lived on Dittin servers, no. There is no login page to reach, no export tool, and no support address that can answer, because all of those depend on the domain resolving. No third-party service can pull your history out of a database it has no access to, whatever it advertises.

Two partial routes are worth a few minutes. First, if you published a character, its public page may sit in the Internet Archive, which captured many public dittin.ai/user pages in January 2026. Search the archive for the exact page address; the description text and greeting are often readable. Second, check your own devices for screenshots, copied prompts or system prompts you pasted from somewhere else. Several popular Dittin creators kept their system prompts public, so a character you loved may be rebuildable from its creator's notes.

Whatever you rebuild, keep a copy outside the app this time. Any service can disappear, ours included, and the only history that survives that is the one you exported.

We covered what deletion and export really mean across apps in does deleting AI chats actually delete them.

What Dittin's refund, terms and privacy pages actually said

The refund policy, last updated May 17, 2024, was one sentence long under REFUNDS: "All sales are final and no refund will be issued." It did not make an exception for the service ending. If you paid for a year in late 2025, the policy on file offered nothing back, and your card issuer is the only remaining route for a charge on a service that stopped delivering.

The terms of service, also dated May 17, 2024, were a generic website-use template that says the materials are provided "as is". They never mention explicit content, age, subscriptions or what happens to your account. For a platform built around NSFW chat, the contract never said what was allowed.

The privacy policy has no section on conversations. Outside the menu, the words chat, message and conversation do not appear in its text, and neither does any statement about model training. What it does include is a clause allowing user data to be used or transferred in "a merger, divestiture, restructuring, reorganization, dissolution, or other sale or transfer" of assets, including "as part of bankruptcy, liquidation, or similar proceeding". On a service that went dark without a notice, that is the clause that now governs whatever data you left there.

Its public tag list on January 13, 2026 also ran to incest and celebrity tags. Those are categories we refuse outright, and it is worth knowing that a replacement with a written rule will say no to some of what Dittin hosted.

If data handling is what pushed you to look, compare the written policies in which AI chatbots do not train on your data.

What to look for in a Dittin AI replacement

Dittin's ending points at the four questions worth asking any replacement before you pay.

• Does the written contract allow adult content, or only the marketing? Several big names advertise no filter while their terms ban NSFW.
• Can you export your chats and characters, today, from your own account?
• Is the price published in dollars, and does the card statement say who charged you?
• Is there a refund policy that covers the service failing, or only one sentence saying all sales are final?

For the first question on specific brands, see CrushOn AI uncensored, where the homepage and the terms disagree.

Dittin AI alternatives compared

The closest replacements for what Dittin did are character libraries that permit adult roleplay in their rules. Janitor AI and SpicyChat are the two most people land on; both have large community catalogs, and each has its own filter and payment quirks that we document on separate pages. Chub AI suits people who want to bring their own model key. SillyTavern is free, self-hosted software and the right answer if you have the hardware and want full control.

Depravity is narrower. It is one private, uncensored AI companion chat for adults, with long-term memory, unlimited messages on every plan, chats you can export or delete, and the adult rule in the terms. There is no community character library and no image or video generation, so if Dittin's image coins were the main draw, we are not the replacement for that part.

Side-by-side pages: Janitor AI alternative, SpicyChat alternative, Chub AI alternative, SillyTavern alternative and PepHop AI alternative.

What Dittin did better than we do

Dittin had a free tier you could use without paying, a big community library where creators published and remixed characters, and image and video generation in the same app. We have none of those three. Its yearly Premium also worked out cheaper per month than our monthly plan.

Where we differ is in the parts that failed. Our price is published in dollars and the charge names us. The adult rule is in the contract. Your history can leave with you. And we are a paid product, which is the plainest reason a service keeps its servers running.

Which option fits you

Pick by what you actually used Dittin for.

• You want a huge free character catalog with adult roleplay allowed. Try Janitor AI or SpicyChat first and read their current rules before paying.
• You want image or video generation. We do not generate images, so you need a different product.
• You want full control and own a capable GPU. SillyTavern is free and self-hosted.
• You want one private companion that remembers you, with the adult rule in writing and chats you can export. That is what Depravity is built for, from $12 a month billed yearly.

Our current prices are on the pricing page, and the wider field is in best uncensored AI chatbots compared.