The personal AI assistant for the superintelligence era.

Just ask.

You don’t need thirty apps to get through the day. Kyku connects what you use, works it out and gets it done.

Spend a day with Kyku

6:45 AMWake up

Your day, before your coffee.

First thing, Kyku looks over your calendar and reminders and tells you what matters. Ask what’s on, and it reads your inbox too.

For anyone with a hundred little things and the life-admin hater

8:40 AMGetting ready

Ask on the way out.

Shoes on, keys in hand. Say it out loud, and Kyku works out the timing, finds a coffee on the way and tells whoever’s waiting.

For the person on the move and the communicator

10:05 AMAt work

Only what needs you.

Kyku sits above your mail, calendar and Slack. Ask once instead of checking each one, then hand it the follow-ups.

For the busy professional, the researcher and the communicator

12:15 PMLunch break

Dinner, booked at lunch.

Say what you feel like. Kyku finds the place, checks the tables and books it once you slide to say yes.

For the planner

3:30 PMErrands

Forty tabs, one question.

Tell Kyku what you care about. It reads the reviews, compares the prices and narrows it to one. The returns and forms, too.

For the shopper, the life-admin hater and the deal watcher

10:50 PMDreaming up a trip

From “let’s go” to a plan.

Kyku checks when you’re free, finds the flights and hotels, writes up the plan and remembers you like the aisle.

For the traveller, the planner and the researcher

11:35 PMLights out

Handled while you sleep.

Kyku keeps watching the fares, prices and replies you’re waiting on, and tells you first when one changes.

For the person who just wants things done

The more you ask

It gets to know you.

Your routines, your people, the way you like things done. Every ask starts from what Kyku already knows, and you can read and change all of it.

  • Aisle seats, always
  • Line 1 beats the streetcar
  • Priya needs answers by noon
  • Loved Osteria Lina
  • The living room gets afternoon sun
  • Noah swims on Saturdays
  • Chocolate cake from Bakery Nord
  • Quiet restaurants, please
  • Visa ending 4242 is in the vault
  • Lunch with Maya most Fridays

The bigger idea

Kyku isn’t another app to manage. It manages the apps for you.

  • Thirty apps. Thirty logins. Thirty ways to search.
  • You don’t open your calendar. You ask Kyku.
  • You don’t search your inbox. You ask Kyku.
  • You don’t juggle reviews, OpenTable and your messages to plan dinner. You ask Kyku.

Works with

Connect once. Then just ask.

Link your accounts from the app. When there’s no app for it, Kyku opens its own browser and does it the way you would: signs in, fills the form, gets it done.

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Contacts
  • Any email inbox
  • Apple Calendar
  • Apple Reminders
  • Apple Contacts
  • Slack
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom
  • Calendly
  • Notion
  • Todoist
  • Airtable
  • Linear
  • Asana
  • Trello
  • GitHub
  • Figma
  • Dropbox
  • OneDrive
  • YouTube
  • OpenTable
  • Flights
  • Weather
  • The whole web

Capable, and careful

It does the work. You keep the yes.

Nothing is spent without your yes.

Every purchase arrives with the exact total and the site it’s paid on. You slide, Face ID confirms, you enter the card’s security code, and only then does Kyku pay. Auto-approval stays off unless you turn it on, for shops and amounts you choose.

Your secrets stay secret.

Passwords and cards live in an encrypted vault. Kyku fills them in without ever seeing the number, and your card’s security code is never kept.

You can watch, and take over.

See Kyku’s browser live while it works, and step in whenever you like. It hands you the page when something needs you.

Pay with .Each purchase gets its own one-time card, approved in Link too, so your real card number stays with Link.

Find yourself

Made for anyone with more apps than time.

I’m the one who plans everything.

Dinners, weekends, trips and date nights. I’d rather say what I want than research it.

You: plan something fun for us sunday afternoon

Kyku: the gallery at 1:30, a walk through Kensington, then dinner at 6. want me to book the table?

See it in the day

Pricing

Three days free.

The trial needs no card and runs on Kyku’s sharpest model. When the three days are up, you pick a plan in the app, and nothing is charged until you do.

Moderate

US$10 / month

Plans, bookings, reminders and research with a fast model, and an allowance that covers a regular month.

Everyday

US$20 / month

The same fast model with more than twice the room, for the months when Kyku is doing a lot.

Frontier

US$50 / month

Kyku’s sharpest model first each month, then the fast one, with the most room for long browsing and deep research.

All three plans do everything on this page, reminders and price alerts included. Prices here are in US dollars; in the app, the App Store shows its price in your currency. The trial has an allowance of its own and each plan a monthly one, with top-ups if you ever need more.

Tomorrow, just ask.

Your personal agent, on iPhone.