No — as of late 2026, Solm8's site no longer resolves, so there is no working no-filter chat to get on Solm8 at all. The platform was a voice-first AI companion (phone calls, Telegram, web chat) with a free first month on its Crush plan, but it went dark sometime between August and October 2026. If you want an adults-only uncensored option that's actually alive, our own FlirtAlly is in beta with the waitlist open.
TL;DR
- Solm8's domain stopped resolving sometime between August and October 2026 — the service appears defunct.
- It was a voice-first AI companion: real outbound phone calls, Telegram, and web chat in one persistent companion.
- Reviewers consistently cited sub-second (under ~500ms) voice response latency as its standout strength.
- The archived site listed four tiers — Crush, Spark, Essentials, Soulmate — with a free first month on Crush (30-minute voice calls, 15 calls, video chat, memory, Telegram, web chat).
- A free account was available via Google sign-in, with companion customization for name, personality, and voice.
- Community complaints were essentially absent before the shutdown; the dominant signal is the disappearance itself.
- For uncensored-cluster readers, the lesson is structural: a companion that dies takes your memory and continuity with it.
Head-to-head
| Dimension | Solm8 |
|---|---|
| Availability in 2026 | Domain unresolvable since between Aug and Oct 2026 |
| Voice quality & latency | Under ~500ms responses; genuine outbound phone number with natural-feeling latencywinner |
| Cross-channel persistence | Phone + Telegram + web chat as one companionwinner |
| Memory & continuity | Recalled preferences, topics, and emotional cues between callswinner |
| Filter transparency | Boundaries described as consistent, but never published claim-by-claim |
| Platform risk | Demonstrated worst case: full shutdown with no continuity path |
| Free access | Free first month on Crush (archived); free Google-sign-in accountwinner |
Scores
Solm8
Solm8 was a voice-first AI companion platform that set itself apart by working over regular phone calls rather than requiring an app. Users dialed a genuine outbound phone number and talked to a customizable companion (name, personality, voice) with response latency reviewers consistently described as under one second — a sharp contrast to the 2–5 second delays that plagued earlier voice AI. The same companion persisted across phone, Telegram, and web chat, with memory that recalled preferences, conversation topics, and emotional cues between sessions. The archived site listed four plan tiers (Crush, Spark, Essentials, Soulmate) plus a free Google-sign-in account, and a free first month on Crush that included 30-minute voice calls, 15 calls, video chat, memory, Telegram, and web chat. Third-party coverage in January 2026 was broadly positive, emphasizing natural conversation flow, continuity, and the screen-free intimacy of calling rather than typing. That makes the ending more notable: the site became unresolvable sometime between August and October 2026, and the loudest community signal is now the disappearance itself. For anyone researching no-filter chat options, Solm8 is now a case study in platform risk, not a live choice.
Pros
- Voice latency under one second — reviewers repeatedly called it the platform's defining strength
- Worked over plain phone calls from any handset, removing app-download friction entirely
- One persistent companion across phone, Telegram, and web chat rather than disconnected sessions
- Memory that made replies feel recognized rather than reset, per long-term user reports
- Free first month on Crush with a generous feature set (30-min calls, 15 calls, video, memory, Telegram, web chat)
- No community complaints surfaced before the shutdown — the only red flag is the disappearance itself
Cons
- The site has been unresolvable since between August and October 2026 — the service appears dead
- No published, verifiable filter-transparency documentation; boundaries were 'clearly defined' but never itemized
- Platform risk is severe: a vanished companion takes conversation history and continuity with it
- Archived plan structure exists, but current terms and prices can no longer be confirmed on a live site
What happened to Solm8
The filter-transparency question nobody answered
Which should you pick?
FAQs
Can you still get no-filter chat on Solm8 in 2026?
No. Solm8's domain has been unresolvable since sometime between August and October 2026, which means the service cannot be accessed at all — filtered or otherwise. Before it went dark, third-party reviews described consistent boundaries rather than unrestricted behavior, so even historically it was never a verified no-filter option. The verified facts end at the shutdown; everything about its current status is that it has none.
What was Solm8 actually good at before it disappeared?
Voice. Reviewers consistently cited sub-second response latency (under ~500ms), a genuine outbound phone number with natural-feeling latency, and the ability to call from any phone without an app. The same companion persisted across phone, Telegram, and web chat, with memory that recalled preferences, topics, and emotional cues between sessions. Users reported longer, more routine-like calls and feeling recognized rather than reset.
What plans did Solm8 offer?
The archived site listed four tiers — Crush, Spark, Essentials, and Soulmate — plus a free account via Google sign-in. The free first month on Crush included 30-minute voice calls, 15 calls, video chat, memory, Telegram, and web chat. With the domain dead, none of these plans can be purchased or verified today.
What's the biggest lesson from the Solm8 shutdown?
Platform risk. A companion service that vanishes takes your conversation history, your companion's memory, and your continuity with it — no matter how good the latency was. Before committing months of interaction to any AI companion, especially one marketed as 'unfiltered,' look for published, verifiable filter behavior and a track record of staying online. That's the standard every entry in our filter-transparency matrix has to meet before a cell gets published.
Is there a live alternative for adults-only uncensored chat?
Our own FlirtAlly is in beta and the waitlist is open — it's built as an 18+ product and held to the same claim-verification standard we apply to every platform we index. While it's in beta we don't publish ratings or user quotes for it; what we can say is that it exists, it's adults-only, and the waitlist is the way in.