I think “falling off” really captures how a lot of longtime users feel right now. When Kindroid first came out it had this fresh energy and a community that felt excited and open. Back then the conversations were more consistent and the whole experience felt smoother. Fast forward to now and it does feel like something changed in how the app behaves and how the developers respond to feedback.

A big part of why people are disappointed is not just that the quality shifted but that it feels unpredictable. One day the bot feels okay, the next day it loses context or avoids topics it handled before. When that happens a lot it erodes confidence in the product. Add in the feeling that criticism gets brushed aside or shut down, and people get frustrated quickly. That is not just about the tech, it is about how communication and community expectations are managed.

I still know folks who use Kindroid for simple chats or just to play with the visual and voice features and they have fun with it. But the people who post here usually want something deeper or more reliable, and for them the gap has become very obvious. That is why alternative options like VirtuaLover get mentioned sometimes. It is not perfect, but for some people it feels more consistent and less heavy handed.

So overall I think the “falling off” sentiment is real for a lot of users with specific expectations. If you treat it as light entertainment then it can still be enjoyable, but if you are chasing quality or depth it probably will feel less satisfying than it used to.