Meet Sundae
A personal assistant with its own computer. It learns what matters to you, then gets it done.
Free messaging worldwide via iMessage and RCS
- Today 08:12
- You: table for 2 friday, 7ish, near soho. somewhere we can actually hear each other
- Sundae: Friday, 2 people. Italian, Soho, Quiet, candlelit, 19:15, Best match. Steakhouse, Mayfair, Booths, busy, 19:00. Small plates, Fitzrovia, Lively, loud, 18:45. Tables checked 08:13 BST
- Sundae: The Italian is the quiet one. I only book when you say so.
- You: book the 19:15
- Sundae: Italian, Soho. When: Fri 19:15. Table: 2 people. Name: Sam. Booked
- Today 13:05
- You sent a photo: A printed letter lying on a kitchen table
- You sent a voice message: This came this morning. What is it, and do I need to do anything?
- Sundae: It's a parking charge. £35 if you pay by 14 October, £70 after. You have 28 days to appeal.
- Today 17:48
- You: remind me friday at 6 to leave work on time for once
- Sundae: Set for Friday 18:00 BST. Dinner is at 19:15, so I wouldn't cancel this one.
Message Sundae like a friend
Sundae is a contact in your phone, next to your mum and the group chat. Text it, send a voice note or a photo, the way you would ask a capable friend.
Text SundaeReal work, not just answers
Give Sundae a job and it opens a browser and gets going. Then it texts you what it found, with a screenshot.
A computer of its own
Every person gets their own computer, with its own browser and files. That is where Sundae does your jobs and keeps your work.
Put your phone down
Give it a bigger job and carry on with your day. It works in the background and texts you once, when it is done.
Tell it once
It remembers your preferences, the people you mention and what you were working on. Ask what it knows, or tell it to forget.
Uses the sites you use
Sign in to a site once in Sundae's browser and it stays signed in. Connecting email and calendar directly is coming soon.
Give Sundae a job
Flights found at today's prices. Say where and when. Sundae compares the prices and takes your pick to the checkout. You type the card and press pay.
A new sink that fits. Send a photo and the measurements. Sundae searches real shops and comes back with the ones that match, at today's prices.
A price, checked every morning. Ask once. Sundae checks on the schedule you set and texts you when the price crosses your line. It only watches.
A party page from one text. Sundae builds the page on its computer, makes the invitation and texts you a link to share, good for 7 days.
Your list gets shorter. Photograph it, type it or say it. Sundae works through what it can in the background and asks about the rest.
A picture, made to order. Describe it and Sundae makes it: a picture, a short video, even music, sent straight to your chat.
Broadband deals, compared for you. Tell Sundae what you pay. It compares the deals in the background and sends a spreadsheet. Switching stays your call.
It asks. You decide.
Sundae handles the small stuff and tells you after. Before it spends money, sends anything to someone else, deletes anything or opens an account, it asks first.
It asks before it pays
Sundae gets everything ready and stops at the checkout. Nothing is paid for unless you have told it to buy.
You type the passwords
When a site needs a password, a card number or a code, Sundae sends a private link to its screen. You type it in yourself.
One person, one computer
Every person gets a computer of their own. Your browser, files and memory are kept separate from everyone else's.
Questions
The jobs that eat your evening. It shops online, finds tables and flights at today's prices, reads the letters and photos you send, sets reminders, watches prices, builds simple web pages and makes pictures. Longer work comes back as a file.
You text Sundae. It opens the browser on its computer, does the job and texts you the result, with a screenshot so you can check. When a step needs you, it sends a private link and you take over.
Yes. Tell it what you want, or send a photo and your sizes. Sundae searches real shops, compares prices and delivery, and sends you the best few. When you pick one it fills the basket and stops at the checkout: you type your card and press pay.
It is free to start, with no card needed. There is a daily limit, which resets at midnight your time, and Sundae tells you when you are close. If you need more, a paid plan called Plus raises it. Text "billing" to see it.
Sundae asks before it pays, sends, posts or deletes anything in its browser. You type passwords and card details yourself. Sundae is new. Your messages go to the AI and messaging services it runs on, and our team can see conversations to keep it running.
Yes. Give it a bigger job and put your phone down. It works in the background and texts you once, when it is done. Reminders and price checks run on the schedule you set. It all counts towards your daily limit.
A phone you already text from: iMessage on an iPhone, iPad or Mac, or RCS chat on Android. There is no app to install and no account to create. Messages go over Wi-Fi or mobile data, so texting Sundae is free wherever you are.
Text the number and say hello. Sundae introduces itself and shows what it can do. Places are limited: no reply means we are full for now. Text "stop" to halt a task. If you stop texting, Sundae nudges you twice at most, then goes quiet.
What should Sundae do first?
Text the number and say hello. Places are limited while we grow.
Free messaging worldwide via iMessage and RCS
On a computer? Scan to text Sundae from your phone.