✓ Real Riley Reid
Co-founded Clona.ai in October 2023 as a consent-based alternative to the deepfake economy.
Source: 404 Media, Oct 2023
Official AI roster · consent-based
Last reviewed by a human: 2026-08-11
Riley Reid's consent-based AI-clone platform has a tiny official roster. Everything else claiming these names is unofficial.
Clona.ai launched in October 2023, co-founded by Riley Reid, as a platform where creators build consent-based AI chatbot versions of themselves — roughly $30/month at launch. The documented roster has stayed tiny and invite-only: Riley Reid and Lena the Plug were named at launch, with Dainty Wilder and Dan Dangler named by independent platform reviews in 2026. That short list is the whole point — an AI of a real creator is only official if she put it there. Any "AI girlfriend" bot carrying these names anywhere else, and any bot for a creator not on this list, is fan-made or a scam, not hers.
✓ Real Co-founded Clona.ai in October 2023 as a consent-based alternative to the deepfake economy.
Source: 404 Media, Oct 2023
✓ Real One of only two creators named at the platform's October 2023 launch. The current status of her specific bot isn't independently reconfirmed — treat offers elsewhere with caution.
Source: Futurism, Oct 2023
✓ Real Named on the platform's small roster by independent 2026 reviews; also one of Riley Reid's first signees at her Ash Agency.
✓ Real Named on the same reported 2026 roster; also the Reel Rivals Season 1 champion.
This page documents the roster as reported at launch and by independent 2026 reviews; Clona.ai's lineup can change, and the platform blocks automated access, so we label these placements reported rather than self-confirmed. Re-verified August 11, 2026 — all four placements still stand as reported, and Dainty Wilder's Instagram handle was corrected that day after we found her own website links a handle that isn't hers (details on her page). VerifiedHer is not affiliated with Clona.ai.
No. Abella Danger has no official AI chatbot — she is not on Clona.ai's documented roster or any verified creator-AI platform. Every "Abella Danger" bot out there is fan-made, unaffiliated, and unauthorized. Her page here documents this.
A platform co-founded by Riley Reid in October 2023 where creators build consent-based AI chatbot clones of themselves, priced around $30/month at launch. Reviews in 2025–26 report restructured lower-tier pricing and recurring payment-processing complaints, so treat current pricing as approximate.
Only trust an AI linked from clona.ai itself or from the creator's own verified accounts — a bot claiming to be official doesn't count. If a creator isn't on a documented consent-based roster, assume any bot using her name and photos was made without her.
Who founded it, who's still in, who came back, who left — all 11 documented members, every one a real person.
Quinn Everly's Gold Coast agency and Stan's nine-woman docuseries cast — all documented, all real.
Identical twins, one act — the Turned On "Designer Duo," documented individually with every corroborated account.
Isla Moon's award-winning creator competition — six documented cast pages, every one a real person.
Nine documented cases — from Clona.ai's roster to CarynAI's shutdown. Every other 'AI girlfriend' with these names isn't theirs.
Who's really on the AI-friendly platform, who won its awards — and which "Fanvue AI girls" aren't actually there.
Hulu's MomTok docuseries — every documented cast member real, sourced, and scam-checked.
Seasons 2 through 7 Islanders — all documented real, each with sourced accounts and scam warnings.
Twelve documented contestants across six seasons — all real, sourced, and scam-checked.
Nineteen documented women — all real, sourced, and scam-checked.
Colombian twins who secretly swapped on Gran Hermano Chile for ten days undetected — documented individually, with every corroborated account.
Rosters change. If a membership or verdict on this page is out of date, email [email protected] — disputed claims are re-reviewed within 48 hours.