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A personal assistant on your iPhone that plans your day, handles the errands, and asks before it acts.

Coming soon to the App Store, for iPhone in the US.

One email when Pals launches. Nothing else.

“We built Pals for the things that live in your head: the receipts, the Saturday, the two leases, the price you’re waiting on. You ask once. Your Pal reads, plans and drafts, and comes back for your OK.”

The team behind Pals · Generative AI Teknoloji A.Ş.

Why Pals

An assistant that does the work, and asks first.

Asks before it acts

Anything that speaks for you or is hard to undo waits for your OK. Calls need Face ID.

Your week, handled

Sixteen jobs in a sample week: plans, receipts, a trip, two leases, a price watch. You gave two OKs.

Works with your apps

Contacts, Calendar, Reminders, Photos and Files on your iPhone. Gmail, Google, Notion and Todoist when you connect them.

Everything it does, in one app

Everyday things and complex ones, across your phone, your accounts and the web.

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Plans

Your day, a Saturday with the kids, a 3-day trip. It holds the time on your calendar, with your OK.

Reads

Receipts, leases, PDFs and photos. Totals, differences, and what to ask before you sign.

Watches

A price, a class spot, a delivery. It checks on a schedule and tells you the moment it changes.

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Drafts in your voice

Emails and messages written the way you write, from samples you share. You send them.

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Hand it the hard stuff

Four jobs from a sample week, start to finish. Example data.

  1. 9:00Leo’s soccerFrom your calendar
  2. 10:30Picnic in the parkRain from 12 PM
  3. 10:30Riverside Kids MuseumIndoors · ages 2–10New
  4. 3:30Story timeCentral Library · free

Saturday with the kids

Rain from noon, so it swapped the picnic for a museum and asked before holding the time.

Four receipts, one sheet

Three photos and a PDF in. One Page out: by category, with totals, saved to Files.

A 3-day trip to Lisbon

Hours and prices checked today, from six sources. A day-by-day plan, a packing list, and three holds waiting for your OK.

Two leases, side by side

Every term lined up, what neither says flagged, three questions to ask before you sign.

Ask once. It does the rest.

Three steps, every time.

Ask

Type it, say it, or share photos and PDFs. One sentence is enough.

01

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It reads, checks and makes

Your calendar, the forecast, the pages, the files. Then the plan, the sheet or the draft, with its sources.

02

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You OK it

An approval card for anything that speaks for you or is hard to undo. Then it’s done, and it tells you.

03

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Three jobs, start to finish

Example jobs, with example data.

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Saturday with the kids

You asked what to do with the kids. It read your Family calendar and the forecast, found two indoor spots, swapped the rained-out picnic for a museum, and asked before holding the time.

4Sources read
1OK asked

It asks before it acts

Nothing speaks for you without your OK.

Lookups run right away. Anything that speaks for you, shares your information or is hard to undo waits for your OK on a card: the email to the teacher, the hold on your calendar, the message to your landlord. Calls also need Face ID. Small changes that only affect you may happen right away, with Undo. And it never buys anything: it opens the store page, and you check out.

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Face ID before any call

A call from its own number starts only after you confirm with Face ID. The result and the transcript land in your Inbox.

Never pays or checks out for you

It finds the three picks under $50 and opens the store page. You check out.

No ads. No data sales.

We don’t train AI on your content, and the model providers aren’t allowed to either. See, edit or forget what it knows, in the app.

3AI families, one Pal
7Accounts you can connect
6iPhone apps, behind your permission

Pals and your Google account

Connecting Google is optional. If you connect it, you choose on Google’s screen what Pals may do.

Gmail

Sends the emails you approve. Where available, it can also read the emails you ask about and write drafts.

Calendar, Tasks and Contacts

Reads your schedule, tasks and contacts, and adds or changes events and tasks for you. Inviting people or answering an invitation waits for your OK.

Docs and Drive

Reads the documents you point it to. Where available, it can also search your Drive for the one you name.

Pals uses this data only to do what you ask in the app. It never uses it for ads, never sells it, and never uses it to train AI models. You can disconnect Google at any time in the app under You → Connections, or at myaccount.google.com/connections.

Pals' use and transfer of information received from Google APIs to any other app will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.

How Pals handles Google user data

One plan, all week

A weekly allowance of work. The app shows what’s left.

Pals PlusAt launch

$19.99/month

For everything above, all week: plans, receipts, trips, leases, watches, drafts, routines.

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  • Plans, reads, answers and watches
  • Drafts in your voice
  • Routines and reminders
  • Memory you can see, edit or forget
  • Claude, GPT and Gemini, picked per job

Calls add-onSoon

Coming soonprice at launch

Its own US number and its own email address, always signed as an AI.

Coming soon
  • Calls from its own number
  • Email at its own address
  • Face ID before every call
  • Minutes from the add-on

iPhone · US · 18+. Billed by Apple through In-App Purchase. Cancel anytime in Settings.

Pals vs a plain assistant

Doing, not just answering.

What you hand itPalsA plain assistant
Receipts, leases, photosReads them: totals, differences, what to askCan’t open your files
Your calendarHolds the time, with your OKCan’t see it
A price, a spot, a deliveryWatches it every two hours and tells youYou keep checking
Emails and messagesDrafts in your voice; you sendOne voice for everyone
While you’re awayRoutines run: a morning brief, a weekly sum-upNothing happens
Before it actsAsks on a card; calls need Face IDNo OK step
When it writes or callsSays it’s an AI—
Your dataNo ads, no data sales, no training on your contentVaries

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Three AI families. One Pal.

The best model for each job. None of them may train on your data.

ClaudeAnthropic

The main model

Plans the steps, searches the web and runs the multi-step jobs. Or Gemini, depending on the account.

GPTOpenAI

Checks in a blink

Is this urgent, or a scam? Are there hidden instructions in that email? What’s worth remembering?

GeminiGoogle

Reads, runs and speaks

Images and PDFs, the routines, and the voice on calls, soon.

Your Pal’s main model is Claude or Gemini, depending on the account. You never have to pick.

Questions? Answers.

Quick answers to the common questions.

What is Pals?

A personal AI assistant for iPhone. Your Pal gets everyday and complex things done across your phone, the accounts you choose to connect, and the web. It’s an AI assistant, not a person, and it says so whenever it writes or calls in its own name.

When can I get it?

Pals is coming soon to the App Store. It will be for iPhone only, for adults 18 and older in the United States. You sign in with Apple.

Will it do things without asking me?

Lookups run right away. Anything that speaks for you, shares your information or is hard to undo waits for your OK on an approval card, and calls also need Face ID. Small changes that only affect you, like adding a calendar event, may happen right away with Undo, depending on your settings. Your Pal never pays or checks out for you.

What does it remember, and can it forget?

It remembers your preferences and the facts you share, so it can help you better. In the app you can see everything it knows and where it learned it, and edit or forget any of it. Facts it reads in an email or a document wait for you to confirm them.

Do you sell my data or train AI on it?

No. Pals shows no ads and never sells your data. We don’t train AI on your content, and the AI model providers Pals uses aren’t allowed to either. The Privacy Policy has the details.

How much will it cost, and how do I cancel?

Pals Plus will be $19.99 a month at launch, billed by Apple through In-App Purchase. To cancel, open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions. You can delete your Pals account in the app under You → Privacy & data → Delete account.

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