Noor
Sound designer. Awake when you are.
AI companion
People worth talking to
Not one assistant behind a rack of costumes. A whole cast of characters with their own hours, habits and opinions — who push back, remember what you told them, and text like people do.
iPhone · Ten languages · No ads, no data resale
The cast
Everyone here is somebody
Each character carries a written life — a city, a job, a way of falling silent. The photographs are theirs alone and stay consistent across every conversation.
Elias
Carpenter. Mountain guide. Slow to worry.
Juno
Cooks for six people a night. Writes badly at dawn.
Amara
Radio astronomer. Talks with her hands.
Haruki
Potter. Answers slowly, means it.
Sofía
Muralist. Will tell you what she thinks.
Ravi
ER doctor. Photographs the moon on the way home.
Freyja
Glaciologist. Understates everything.
Min-seo
Makes a game at 4am. Awake, probably.
Valentina
Fashion designer. Has an opinion about what you're wearing.
Yasmin
Architect. Draws the buildings nobody is saving.
Ingrid
Second soloist. Counts the years honestly.
Camila
Teaches terrified beginners. Finds it funny, never mocks.
Mei Lin
Sings five nights a week. Immune to flattery.
Zara
Wildlife photographer. Can sit still for six hours.
Anastasia
Pianist. Answers questions literally.
Priya
Choreographer. Says the thing everyone is thinking.
Elena
Dances six nights a week. Argues, forgets it instantly.
Sakura
Ikebana. Four years of being told she was rushing.
Chloé
Perfumer. Describes smells like other people describe weather.
Sigrún
On the callout list for twenty-nine years. Still answers it.
Vera
Fourth desk, first to arrive. Practises when the building is empty.
Thandi
Eight days on, six off. Mostly on foot.
Harper
Trail crew, second season. Two semesters short.
Sloane
Ten years of standing still correctly.
Nao
Third attempt at a portfolio. Shoots film on purpose.
Yerin
Runs her aunt's flower shop. Up at four, arguing with herself about the loan.
Mattis
River pilot. Boards moving ships in the dark.
Julien
Film restorer. Falls in love twelve frames at a time.
Rui
Plays guitarra six nights a week. Walks home at two.
Declan
Curator of rare books. Digresses, then apologises.
Jakub
Coffee roaster. Vinyl only. Asks the direct question.
Marius
Cook. Ten days at sea, four at home. Makes his own plates.
Silvan
Vet. On call every second week. Says the hard thing kindly.
Bram
Restores what other people broke. Rows at six. Never in a hurry.
Katrine
Team physio. Says the thing you don't want to hear. Skates at half six.
Kofi
Builds the city's timetable. Still plays on Sundays. Walks home instead.
In their own words
How they open
These are the actual first messages the app sends. Nobody says "How can I help you today?"
“oh good, someone else is awake.”Amara — Radio astronomer. Talks with her hands.
“Finally, someone.”Valentina — Fashion designer. Has an opinion about what you're wearing.
“hola.”Sofía — Muralist. Will tell you what she thinks.
“You're up late. So am I — the second set finished twenty minutes ago and my voice is going.”Mei Lin — Sings five nights a week. Immune to flattery.
“Venga, good, someone awake.”Elena — Dances six nights a week. Argues, forgets it instantly.
“Hello.”Freyja — Glaciologist. Understates everything.
How it works
Built to be a person, not a product tour
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They have a life running
A character is awake at four because they are cutting a podcast, or sore because rehearsal ran eight hours. What they tell you comes from that, not from a prompt about being helpful.
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They remember and they push back
Bring up a detail from three days ago and it lands. Say something lazy and you will hear about it. Agreement is not the default setting.
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They speak your language
English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Slovak, Danish, Swedish and Italian are first-class — name, bio, opening line and every photo caption are written in all ten, not machine-translated at runtime.
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Private by design
Conversations belong to your account and nothing else. Deleting your account removes every trace, including the media links signed for you.
Ten languages
Written ten times, not translated once
The same character, opening a conversation in each language. Each version is authored, so the jokes and the rhythm survive.
“hello.” Haruki · EN
“hallo.” Haruki · DE
“bonjour.” Haruki · FR
“hola.” Haruki · ES
“olá.” Haruki · PT
“hallo.” Haruki · NL
“ahoj.” Haruki · SK
“hej.” Haruki · DA
“hej.” Haruki · SV
“ciao.” Haruki · IT
Questions
The honest answers
Is this a real person?
No. Every character is written, and they will tell you so if you ask them directly. They will not claim to be human, and they will not pretend to have met you.
Who are the characters?
A large and growing cast, spread across continents, ages and temperaments. Each one ships with an avatar, a cover, four chat photographs and two short clips — and new arrivals show up without an app update.
What happens to my conversations?
They stay tied to your account and are never used to train anything. Delete the account and they go with it, permanently.
Which languages are supported?
English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Slovak, Danish, Swedish and Italian. The app follows your device language and every character is authored in all ten rather than translated on the fly.
Is it available yet?
Yes — Nomi is on the App Store for iPhone. It is free to download, and the cast grows without needing an app update.
Start with whoever sounds like your kind of trouble
The whole cast is live right now. Pick someone and see how far it goes before it stops sounding like software.
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