About Talk to Me Doja AI

Talk to Me Doja AI is built by Kemi, an independent developer from Hangzhou, China. How the tool works, who handles payment, and what happens to your photo.

Last updated: 2026-11-14

Talk to Me Doja AI is built and run by Kemi, an independent developer from Hangzhou, China, who mainly makes AI tool websites. I launched it in November 2026, about a week after the Talk to Me Doja trend started spreading on TikTok.

Talk to Me Doja is a short TikTok trend: someone stands there acting casual, then cups their cheeks and sways shyly like Urara Shiraishi from the anime Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches, while anime sticker pictures pop up and a sped-up cut of Doja Cat's "Like That" plays. Most people film it themselves. I built this site so you can be in it from one photo, without filming or dancing.

How a video is made

  1. You upload one photo of one adult. There is no prompt to write.
  2. You pay once. Stripe handles checkout and receipts.
  3. Wan 3.0, a video AI model, replaces the person in a fixed reference clip of the trend while following the original camera and timing.
  4. The original trend sound is added to the silent video, and you download a 720p MP4 with no watermark.

The example on this site was made the same way, from a photo of an AI-generated fictional person. No customer photos are shown.

What I care about

  • Consent. Only use photos you have the right to use. No minors, no celebrities, no strangers. See the content policy.
  • Privacy. Uploaded photos are deleted within 7 days. See the privacy policy.
  • Fair pricing. You pay per video, with no subscription, and a failed video gives your credit back. See pricing and the refund policy.

Independent

Talk to Me Doja AI is not affiliated with TikTok, CapCut, ByteDance, Doja Cat, her labels, or the makers of Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches. The trend name is used only to describe the style of video.

Contact

Email me at support@talktomedojaai.com with any question, or if something on this site is out of date.