Personal AI assistant
Your own AI agent for everyday life
You give it a name and it lives in your WhatsApp or Telegram. Send it the letter from the bank and it explains it, ask for an email and it drafts it, say “remind me on Thursday” and it does. It remembers what you tell it, and every morning it sends you the day’s summary.
$21.95 a month, no commitment. Links to Telegram with one tap; also on WhatsApp (beta).
Good morning. You have the dentist today at 5:30 PM, and Thursday is the deadline to appeal the fine. Nothing else pending.8:02
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How your assistant gets set up
Three steps, and none of them is technical.
The first thing we ask is what it should be called and how you want it to talk to you. By conversation, not forms.
Guided interviewnameNoratonewarmsummary8:00 AMWith your answers it generates its configuration and gives it its own space, isolated and not open to the internet. Nothing to install.
Own spacememoryactiveexternal accessnonedataEuropeYou link Telegram with one tap and it messages you to introduce itself. From there, it’s yours. Also on WhatsApp (beta), with a QR code.
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Three things a free AI doesn’t do
And yours does from day one.
Good morning. Today: call the accountant before noon and pick up the package at the post office. Tomorrow the electricity bill is due.
Messages you first
A summary every morning
At the time you choose, it sends you what’s on for the day: appointments, deadlines, and whatever you asked it not to forget.
Remind me on the 20th to renew my ID card, it expires in March.
Set for the 20th at 9:00 AM. I’ll remind you with the appointment link, like last time.
Remembers
Memory that never fades
You tell it things once. What you tell it today, it still has in mind next month, and it warns you when it’s due.
tax-notice.pdf
I got this and I don’t understand what they’re asking.
It’s a formal request: they want you to justify a 2024 payment. You have 10 business days. I’ll draft the reply and tell you what to attach.
Explains and drafts
Paperwork in plain words
You send it the letter from the bank or the tax notice, and it tells you what it means and what you have to do. And it drafts the reply.
Using an AI isn’t the same as having your own
Next to the free AI in your chat app, this is what changes:
| Free AI in your chat app | Your Flatzer | |
|---|---|---|
| A name of its own | No | Yes: you choose it, by talking to it |
| Memory across conversations | Little or none | Yes: it remembers what you tell it |
| Messages you first | No | Yes: it introduces itself when linked and messages you every morning |
| Reminders with a warning | No | Yes: it notifies you on Telegram when it’s due |
| A space just for you | No: shared platform | Yes: isolated and not open to the internet |
| Where your data is stored | Wherever the provider decides | In Europe, under the GDPR |
For a one-off question, the free AI in your chat app works fine. Your own assistant is for what you want it to remember and remind you of.
Frequently asked questions
How it’s built
Yours, separate, and not open to the internet
It doesn’t message your contacts or read your other chats: it lives in its own conversation. And we run it for you, so you don’t have to worry about it.
A space just for you
Your assistant runs separate from any other customer’s. What you tell it is stored there, in its own memory.
Not open to the internet
No one can find it by browsing or connect to it from outside. It only talks to you, through your Telegram.
Your data, in Europe
What it stores stays in Europe, under the GDPR. The AI model is processed by an outside provider; we say so in the privacy policy.
Give your assistant a name
You choose its name, link Telegram, and it messages you to introduce itself. From then on, every morning.