OurDream.ai (often searched as “Our Dream AI” or similar spellings) is an 18+ AI companion platform focused on roleplay-style chat plus optional media features (images/video/voice) using an in-app currency called DreamCoins.
Safety here isn’t just “is it a scam?” It’s four things:
- Is the service legit (not malware / not a fake checkout)?
- Is your privacy protected enough for the kind of chats you’ll have there?
- Are payments, subscriptions, and refunds predictable?
- Are there policy / content risks that could affect you (or your account)?
Below is a practical, evidence-based assessment.
1) Legitimacy: scam vs. real service
What looks legitimate
- The platform has a real, functioning product and a large set of help-center articles describing how billing, coins, account deletion, and refunds work.
- User review volume and rating on Trustpilot suggest an active customer base (not proof of safety by itself, but a credibility signal).
- Automated trust-checking services rate related domains as “likely legit / medium risk,” citing valid SSL and other signals, while still warning that domains are relatively new and owner identity may be hidden via WHOIS privacy.
What to be cautious about
- “Medium / average trust score” doesn’t mean “safe for sensitive data.” It mostly means “not obviously a phishing site.” Scam-checkers themselves recommend manual verification before sharing personal data or paying.
Verdict on legitimacy: It appears to be a real operating service, but you should still apply normal online hygiene (verify the exact domain, avoid unofficial downloads, and be careful with payments).
2) Privacy & data safety: the biggest real risk
AI companion platforms can involve intimate chats. The biggest safety question is: What happens to your content and metadata?
What we can confirm from their own materials
- OurDream provides a Help Center with account actions like permanent account deletion (deletes chat history, characters, generations) and warns it can’t be undone.
- They run a moderation and content policy regime (especially around prohibited underage content and deepfake/likeness concerns). For example, their community FAQ says they don’t allow you to upload a real person’s photo to replicate likeness, citing deepfake/revenge-porn risk.
Where transparency looks weaker (and why it matters)
- Multiple independent reviews note privacy ambiguity—for example, unclear public detail on encryption specifics and how long chats are stored.
- That doesn’t prove wrongdoing; it means you should treat the platform as not suitable for anything you wouldn’t want leaked.
App-store privacy disclosures (important if you use an app)
There are “Ourdream” apps listed on Google Play / App Store that include “data safety / app privacy” disclosures.
These listings show that the developer indicates certain data may be collected and/or used for tracking depending on region and usage.
This is not automatically bad, but it’s a direct signal that data handling may be broader than many users assume.
Privacy verdict: If you use it, assume your chats and generated media are stored on servers and could be accessed under certain conditions (support, policy enforcement, legal requests, vendor tooling). Use it for fiction / entertainment, not for personal secrets.
3) Payments, subscriptions, and refunds: practical safety
How the platform describes billing/coins
- OurDream uses DreamCoins for certain features (e.g., media generation, voice).
- The Help Center explains common subscription pricing patterns (monthly vs annual) and clarifies that annual billing is charged upfront.
Refund rules (this matters for “safety”)
Their help documentation includes a refund process and eligibility constraints (example: they state they can’t refund if a product is used beyond a threshold; crypto purchases may be non-refundable).
Real user feedback pattern
Trustpilot reviews include both positive feedback (smooth refunds, responsive team) and complaints (paywalls, transparency). Use this as a “what could go wrong” map.
One subtle risk: “Dream Studio” descriptor confusion
Some platforms use “Dream Studio” as a merchant descriptor. There are also unrelated “DreamStudio” brands (for example, Stability AI’s DreamStudio) that have published fraud warnings about malicious actors using similar descriptors on bank statements.
This doesn’t mean OurDream is fraudulent; it means you should verify the merchant and amount if you ever see an unfamiliar “Dream Studio” charge.
Payments verdict: Safe enough if you follow best practices (below). The main risks are confusing subscription terms and regret-spend on coins. Use a spend limit.
4) Content / moderation safety (account risk)
Even if you personally behave responsibly, these platforms often use automated moderation. That can create:
- False positives (messages blocked)
- Account restrictions if content triggers filters
- Differences between “private” vs “public” character guidelines
Their help content emphasizes prohibited underage content and active moderation for public submissions.
Account-risk verdict: If you use it, avoid edgy “borderline” prompts and keep everything clearly within adult consent themes, because automation may misinterpret context.
A “safe use” checklist (do this and risk drops a lot)
Before you sign up
- Use the official domain (type it manually; don’t click random ads).
- Use a fresh password (unique to this site).
While using it
- Do not share: Aadhaar/PAN/passport numbers, address, phone, personal photos, workplace details, or anything that identifies you.
- Treat chats as semi-public: fun and fictional only.
If you pay
- Prefer a card/payment method that supports easy subscription management and dispute resolution.
- Avoid annual plans until you’ve tested monthly (many “I got confused” complaints are annual-billing misunderstandings). Their own help article explains the upfront annual charge.
- Learn the refund rules and note that crypto may be non-refundable per their help center.
If you want to stop
- Cancel subscription (if active) and consider account deletion if privacy is your priority. Their help center states deletion is permanent and removes chat history/characters/generations.
Conclusion
- Is OurDream AI “safe” in the scam/malware sense?
It appears generally legitimate (real product, real support docs, real user base), but like any newer platform, you still should verify domain and payment details. - Is it safe for privacy-sensitive use?
No platform like this is. The safest assumption is that your chats/media are stored, and public details about encryption/retention may be limited. Use it casually and anonymously.
