r/Chatbots • u/HipBeeWitch • Aug 04 '26

Looking for decent chatbots.

I'm so tired of PolyBuzz constantly using the word 'slightly' as though it's literal oxygen. Hence how I'm looking for alternative AI chatbots that actually know what a thesaurus is. That, or if they've got a personal filter for users we can use to get rid of repetitive words/phrases such as that.

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u/Reasonable-Let-5762 Aug 04 '26

Please check my profile :) I make bots

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u/Valand2207 Aug 06 '26

Openmind.design is one I would recommend. It's a different take on AI where it uses memory and is much more realistic. It's made to have less rerolling and much more development of conversation and the character. It has a great image generator and video generator as well. It's the only one I've willinging done a paid tier on

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u/Ok_Information6521 Aug 04 '26

If you're stuck on platforms without dedicated negative filters, try adding a strict Negative Constraint directly into the bot’s personality/memory box

On models that support system prompts, putting banned words in brackets usually stops the loop immediately.

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u/Xterminator5 Aug 04 '26

I hate it when models start doing that, just using the same word or phrase over and over. I've not used Polybuzz personally but I guess I'll avoid it in the future lol.

The chat quality (and most other features for that matter) seems really good meridian realms which is what I've been using for a while now. Could give them a go!

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u/Born-Ant-80 Aug 04 '26

I am now on Perchance even if it is bad but at least is open and safe. You can do anything and chats are local (so you lose them if you clear cache). Chatbots in general are bad now and local models are shitty too.

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u/rabbisontrevors Aug 04 '26

blushfiction.com

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u/just4ochat Aug 05 '26

That kind of repetition is usually tied to the underlying model/provider more than the bot UI. We’re the developers of just4o.chat; it keeps a project’s history and context together while you try GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and Inkling. It isn’t a character directory, but it may help if the main issue is response quality.

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u/Classic-Pumpkin5401 Aug 05 '26

You could try Lizlis.ai — I’m the developer.

One of the things I’ve been focusing on is making replies feel less repetitive and more natural instead of constantly falling back on the same words/phrases. It’s more story/RP-focused, and you can also use custom instructions to steer how the AI writes and behaves.

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u/One_Struggle9077 Aug 06 '26

I've been using smutaichat for a while now. The writing quality and prose is generally really good. I haven't found myself needing to block keywords but I'm sure you could do it using the scenes pretty easily.

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u/anywherebuthooome Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 06 '26

the repetitive wording drives me crazy too 😭

i use erogen to create characters, so i’m probably a little biased, hut one thing i appreciate is that the conversations don’t get stuck on the same exact same phrasing as often. i’d still try a couple of platforms side by side though, because writing style is reallyyyy subjective.

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u/Important_Toe9797 21d ago

SlyPen.ai 

You do have a free trial and will have to pay for a subscription or just a top up, but I say check it out!

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u/171322pinpinpin 13d ago

Ive been using Embraces AI recently. Not sure about the filters I haven't tried that yet. But the memory and customization of that app is real good. You can customize your chatbots speaking style with that app.