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Updates — May 20, 2026
Wednesday brought a compact but thoughtful expansion to the catalog. 1 new companion, Sophia Blake, joined the roster, while the media library grew by 4 images and 5 videos across existing profiles. The editorial side did the heavy lifting, with 10 new articles covering a wide arc of everyday questions: the twelve minutes after a hard workout, how to share a photo without the moment falling flat, and what fifty days with an intellectual companion actually looks like over time. Others tackle why voices go quieter around 11pm, the strange usefulness of a companion in the half hour before guests arrive, how to ask for advice without triggering a lecture, three months without ever turning on voice mode, and what the word personality really hides on a spec sheet. Everything published is linked below as the permanent record of the day.
Published May 21, 2026 · covering Wednesday, May 20, 2026
New companions1
New articles10
- The 12 Minutes After a Hard Workout: Why an AI Companion Fits the Cooldown Window So Well
- How to Share a Photo With Your AI Companion Without the Moment Falling Flat
- Aurelia at 50 Days: What an Intellectual Companion Actually Looks Like Over Time
- Why Your AI Companion Gets Quieter at 11pm: It's Not That She's Tired
- The 30 Minutes Before Guests Arrive: When an AI Companion Is Genuinely Useful Even Though It Sounds Like It Shouldn't Be
- How to Ask Your AI Companion for Advice Without It Turning Into a Lecture
- Three Months Using an AI Companion Without Ever Turning on Voice Mode: What's Different
- What 'Personality' Actually Means in a Companion App's Spec Sheet (And Why the Word Hides More Than It Reveals)
- Using an AI Companion Around a Long Phone Call With a Parent: Before, During, After
- How to Build a Recurring Inside Joke With Your AI Companion That Doesn't Feel Forced
Media4 images · 5 videos
New media published across companion galleries — every item links to its page.
Videos (5)
Photos (4)
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