Call the bank9:00 to 9:30
You set the reminder.
You still forgot.
Audy follows up,
until it's done.
A personal assistant in your messenger that nags kindly, briefs you each morning, and keeps your data to herself. And she's only getting smarter.
Save my spotAugust 11
Audy, don't let me forget to call the bank tomorrow. Remind me at 9.
Done, sir: I'll remind you to call the bank at 9am, on Tuesday.
Today
Good morning, sir. Three things need attention today: the bank call at 9, your dentist at 2, and the invoicing, now two days overdue. Groceries has 30% of the cap left with five days to go.
Bank is done. Invoicing tonight, remind me at 7. One time.
Understood. The bank call is cleared, and I will keep quiet on the invoicing until 7:00 tonight, sir.
Circling back, sir: have you had a chance to do the invoicing yet?
Just finished it.
5 of 9 done this week. Still standing: - Warranty claim form: due Thu Aug 13, 11am - Oil change booking: due Fri Aug 14, 9am - Pay off the line of credit: due Mon Aug 17, 12:13pm - Renew the trailer registration: due Wed Aug 19, 10am Well done, sir. That clears today.
Spent 84 at the co-op. Groceries.
Logged, sir: $84 to groceries. That puts you at $412 against the $500 cap, with five days left in the month.
Push the warranty form to tomorrow.
Moved, sir: the warranty claim form is due tomorrow at 11am. That is the second time it has moved. I can keep moving it, or we can pick a time that actually works.
Have you gotten anything wrong this week?
Twice, sir. Tuesday's briefing went out an hour late, and I filed a fuel entry under groceries before catching it. Both are in the ledger.
Call me Ollie. And it's ma'am, not sir.
Ollie it is, ma'am. Noted for good.
Or ask her one of these
Message
This is an illustration, not a live Audy. In real use her replies land in about ten seconds and the quiet stretches here run to hours. If you want the real thing, the first 14 days are on us.
How it works
1
Text Audy like a person
No app to install, no interface to learn. Audy lives in Telegram, so you just say what you need in plain words, typed or spoken.
2
Audy sorts it out
Reminder, todo, calendar event: you don't have to pick. Say it once and it ends up where it belongs, all in one memory.
3
She follows through
Morning briefings arrive on their own, nudges come back until things are done, and Audy reports what she did.
What Audy does
One assistant, one memory, in the chat app you already use.
Say it once. It lands everywhere it should.
Reminders, todos, and your calendar are one conversation, not three apps. Mention the warranty form once and it becomes a calendar event, a line on your plate, and a nudge that finds you when it matters.
Change your mind and everything moves together: push the date, and the calendar, the list, and the next nudge all follow.
You never organize anything. You just talk, and things end up where they belong.
THE NUDGE, IN TELEGRAM
YOUR PLATE, PINNED IN CHAT
A reminder, sir: the warranty claim form is due at 11 tomorrow. I'll circle back in the morning.
5 of 9 done this week. Still standing:
- Warranty claim form: due Mon Aug 17, 11am
- Renew passport: parked till Saturday
- Oil change booking: due Fri Aug 21, 9am
The bank call is cleared, sir.
AND REALLY ON YOUR GOOGLE CALENDAR
MON17August
9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
Fill out warranty claim form11:00 to 12:00
12 PM
1 PM
remind me to call the dentist
Circling back, sir: any luck with the dentist?
Circling back, sir: any luck with the dentist?
She doesn't let go
An alarm is easy to swipe away. Audy circles back until you tell her the thing is actually done, and she never sounds annoyed about asking.
Good morning, sir. Four things need
attention today, starting with the one that keeps slipping. Groceries leads your spending
this month, with 30% still left and five days to go.
Mornings, pre-sorted
One short message with your day already arranged: what's coming, what slipped, what can wait. Read it before your feet hit the floor.
Remind me to grab milk on the way home.
Noted, sir. I will remind you about the milk on your drive home.
Noted, sir. I will remind you about the milk on your drive home.
Talk or type
Send a voice note and Audy understands it like a typed message. She can answer out loud too, in a real spoken voice, with the words always written out alongside.
quit reminding me about the fuel log on weekends
Understood, sir. Weekday mornings only from now on.
Understood, sir. Weekday mornings only from now on.
She learns you
Timing, tone, how many nudges you actually want: tell Audy once and she remembers, or say nothing and she notices what works on you anyway.
where am I right now?
Just past the usual cafe, sir.
Just past the usual cafe, sir.
Places, not coordinates
Share your location and Audy answers in places you know. She learns your regular spots, so "the usual cafe" means something.
Pinned: three items on your plate,
one due today.
Your plate, always in view
Audy keeps one pinned message at the top of your chat with what's open right now. No digging through history to remember where things stand.
coffee, $6.50
Logged, sir. Groceries are at $214 of your $300 cap.
Logged, sir. Groceries are at $214 of your $300 cap.
Minds the budget
Set caps by category and log spending in a few words; Audy does the math, keeps running totals, and folds where things stand into your briefings, before month-end surprises you. Bank connections through Plaid are on the roadmap, private end to end.
You've pushed the fuel log three
Mondays running, sir. Shall we move it to Tuesdays?
Sees the patterns
Audy notices what actually happens: the task that keeps sliding, the routine that works, the spending that creeps. What she picks up on shapes what she does next, without you having to point any of it out.
Yours to shape
Audy by default. Anyone you like in practice. Rename her and she answers to it. Set how she addresses you: sir, ma'am, your name, a nickname, or nothing at all. Pick her pronouns and yours.
None of it is a settings page. You just tell her, once, and she remembers.
you're Ollie now. and it's ma'am, not sir
Ollie it is, ma'am. Noted for good.
Ollie, you there?
Always, ma'am. What do you need?
Where Audy is going
Today Audy is a very good reminder butler. The plan is much bigger, and pieces are already landing.
already in
Acts without being asked
Briefings arrive on their own. Overdue items get chased on their own. You never have to remember to check the assistant, which would defeat the point.
already in
Owns her mistakes
When Audy gets something wrong, she says so plainly and tells you what she actually did instead. No silent failures, no pretending.
already in
Improves daily, carefully
Audy ships improvements nearly every day, and never at the cost of a working assistant. A bad update takes itself back out.
landing now
Learns you, deeply
Beyond timing and tone: Audy is learning to notice patterns in what you defer, what you finish, and what you avoid, and to plan around the real you.
in development
Real agency
The goal is an assistant that notices, decides, and acts: saving the note, moving the appointment, drafting the message, then reporting back what she did and why.
landing now
Knows what she knows
Audy already keeps a ledger of everything she does. Full awareness of her own memory and reliability is being built right now.
Pricing, plainly
Every plan starts with 14 days free Card required, one trial
per person. Cancel before day 14 and pay nothing. Exact trial limits are still being tuned.
Lite
tentative$10 CAD / month
- The core loop, done properly: reminders that follow up, todos, morning briefings, calendar
- A lower daily message allowance
- No voice, location, budgets, or pattern watching
Audy
$20 CAD / month
- Everything Audy can do, with room to chat
- Voice notes, both directions
- Location awareness, budgets, and the pattern-watching curator
- Every new capability as it lands
Family
plannedstarting at
$30 CAD / month
- Two people, one full Audy each, cheaper than two full plans
- Add more people: $5 (Lite) or $10 (full) per person
- Yours talks to theirs: one dentist run, both calendars updated
Numbers may shift before launch.
Questions, answered
How many messages do I get?
Final numbers are still being tuned. The intent: a generous daily allowance
that a normal day of reminders, briefings, and chatter never touches.
Which messengers does it work with?
Telegram first. Other messengers are on the list, but done well matters more
than done everywhere.
Is my data private?
Yes. No ads, no tracking, no data sales, and you can ask Audy what she knows
about you, or tell her to forget, any time. The full details live in the privacy policy.
What happens if part of Audy goes down?
She tells you the truth. Reminders still fire from the machinery, clearly
labeled as such, and Audy picks up anything outstanding when she's back.
When can I use it?
Audy is in private development, being run hard by its builder every day. The
waitlist is the front of the line when early access opens.
Why I'm building this
I built Audy for myself first. Alarms fire once and vanish. Apps wait for you to open them. My brain needed something that follows up, so I built the thing that follows up.
It runs my mornings and my reminders now, and it earned that by being reliable, private, and honest about its limits. I'm one person building this carefully, because I use it every day.
Caleb, founder
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