Built for how you actually use Telegram.
Fast, informal, from anywhere — your agent keeps up.
Message it like a contact
No app to open, no dashboard. It's a chat in your list that happens to get things done.
Voice notes in, work out
Talk while you walk — it transcribes, extracts every task, and starts on all of them.
Add it to a group
Mention it in a family or team group — it helps without reading what it shouldn't.
It pings you first
Watched things change, reminders land, updates arrive — wherever you are.
A Tuesday, on the move.
[voice note · 0:41] — “…book the two flights we discussed, forward me the confirmation, and remind me about Dana's contract tonight”
Got all three. Booking flights from the options in your notes — confirmation to follow. Contract reminder set for 8pm.
Flights booked, confirmation forwarded. Found the earlier departure $140 cheaper — took it.
Private by default.
A personal channel deserves personal boundaries:
Your chats only. It sees the conversation you have with it and groups you've added it to — nothing else on your account.
Group manners. In groups it responds to mentions and replies; it doesn't hoover the whole chat.
Voice stays in-house. Voice notes are transcribed by your agent on its own machine — not shipped to a third party.
Leave anytime. Remove it from a group or delete the chat — and revoke the pairing from your dashboard for good measure.
Connected in under a minute.
Open the link, tap start. Your agent appears as a chat like any other contact.
Say hello — or send a voice note. It introduces itself and asks what you'd like off your plate.
Delegate from anywhere. The commute, the queue, the school run. Say it once; it's handled.
Quick questions.
- What does it read in groups?
- Mentions of it and replies to its messages. It's a participant, not a listener.
- Do voice notes leave the platform?
- No — transcription runs on your agent's own machine, and the audio is handled like any other file you've shared with it.
- How do I disconnect?
- Remove it from groups, delete the chat, or revoke the connection from your dashboard. Any one of those ends access from that surface.