Built for the category everyone else bans
Every hosted AI provider forbids adult content in its terms of service. We run uncensored models on infrastructure you control, so there is no policy layer between you and your users.
Why a general provider cannot serve this
This is not a claim to be safer than they are. It is that their terms forbid your product outright, and ours do not.
No acceptable-use policy above yours
Hosted AI providers forbid adult content in their terms. Even when a request succeeds, you are one policy update from losing your product. Self-hosted weights have no such clause.
Your terms are the only termsNo refusals mid-conversation
A filtered model breaks character to decline. That is fatal to an intimate product — the illusion does not survive it. These models do not refuse.
Uncensored weightsNo third party sees your users
Speech, reasoning, synthesis and image generation run in containers you operate. Intimate conversations are not logged by a vendor who may review them.
Fully self-hostedBuilt around one identity
Adult products live or die on a consistent character. Face, voice and personality are bound together and held across sessions, images and clips.
Appearance lockPriced for volume, not per token
Running your own models means capacity is a hardware question rather than a metered API bill that scales with engagement.
Your hardwareThe whole stack, not one model
Companions, voice cloning, character generation, image generation and video all come from one account rather than five vendors who each forbid the category.
Sixteen capabilities
What is allowed here, precisely
We run uncensored models deliberately, so the acceptable use policy — not a content filter — is what defines the limits. It cuts both ways: if a use is not prohibited, it is permitted, with no unwritten judgement layer on top.
The policy itself is short and specific on purpose — read it in full. The 18+ gate today is self-declaration backed by the terms; document checks are not shipped, and the age verification page states exactly what is and is not checked rather than implying a control that does not exist.
- Explicit content between consenting adults, fictional or synthetic characters
- Companion products, including intimate roleplay
- Commercial production and resale of what you generate
- Your own adult platform, built on the API
What is your responsibility, and what is ours
Read this before you build a public product on it. AraPulse does not currently ship age verification, automated content moderation or consent recording. If your jurisdiction requires them, you must provide them in your own application layer.
We are honest about this because the alternative — implying a safety control that is not there — is how operators end up non-compliant while believing they are covered. What the platform gives you is uncensored capability and isolation from a provider policy. The regulated surface facing your end users is yours.
Yours to provide
- Age assurance for your end users, to whatever standard your market requires.
- Records of consent for any real person’s likeness or voice you reproduce.
- Content moderation and reporting, if you host user-generated material.
- Your own terms, complaints process and takedown route.
Ours to provide
- Models that do not refuse adult content, running in containers you operate.
- No transmission of your users’ audio, images or conversations to any third-party AI provider.
- Scoped API keys, per-key quotas and usage records so you can attribute activity.
- Account termination for the uses set out in the acceptable use policy.
There are limits that are not negotiable and never will be: no sexual content involving minors, and no depiction of a real person without their documented, revocable consent. These are grounds for immediate termination and, where applicable, referral.
The ones this page exists to answer
What exactly is allowed?
Explicit content between consenting adults, fictional or synthetic characters; intimate companion and roleplay products; commercial adult production and resale; and operating your own adult platform on the API. The rule is stated in the acceptable use policy: if a use is not prohibited there, it is permitted, and there is no unwritten judgement layer on top.
What is never allowed?
Sexual content involving minors — fully synthetic included, with no context weighed. Sexual content depicting a real, identifiable person without documented consent, public figures included. Content made to harass or extort a specific person, and non-consensual acts presented as a real recording. These mean immediate termination and, where applicable, referral.
Are the models actually uncensored?
Yes. The weights are self-hosted and carry no refusal layer, which is why the acceptable use policy — not a content filter — is what defines the limits. She does not break character to decline, because nothing in the stack can make her.
Is age verification built in?
No. Access is gated by self-declaration at registration and enforced through the terms afterwards; there is no ID check and no verification vendor integrated today. The age verification page states exactly what is and is not checked, and operators provide their own assurance for their end users.
Do you review my users’ conversations?
The models run in containers you operate, and no third-party AI provider receives your users’ audio, images or conversations. Enforcement of the acceptable use policy is report-and-review — acting on credible reports — not surveillance of sessions.
What happens when someone breaks the rules?
Report-and-review, with consequences ordered by severity: absolute prohibitions mean immediate termination without notice and referral where applicable; other breaches typically mean suspension and a request for explanation; platform abuse usually starts with a rate restriction or key revocation.