Two minutes from now,
you're texting your new assistant.
It remembers, reminds, books, and follows up — so you don't have to.
A real assistant, not a chatbot.
Remembers everything
Your people, your dates, your preferences — and that thing you mentioned three weeks ago. Ask anytime.
Reminds you in time
One-off or recurring, in plain words: “every first of the month”, “the night before”.
Handles your email
Triages your inbox, surfaces what matters, drafts replies in your voice.
Runs your calendar
Books, reschedules, and flags conflicts before they bite.
Does the legwork online
Research, comparisons, price-watching — it goes and finds out, then reports back.
Works while you sleep
Morning briefings and standing tasks run on schedule, without being asked twice.
Speaks developer
Watches your GitHub — issues, pull requests, and “nudge me to review that”.
Asks before it acts
Anything consequential gets a “want me to?” first. You stay in charge.
Runs on the AI plan you already pay for.
No app. No setup. Just a new contact.
Join today
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Get a text at launch
Your assistant messages you first, on WhatsApp or Telegram, whichever you use. It introduces itself and asks what you need.
Make it yours
It learns your people, your dates, your preferences. Connect email and calendar when you're ready, or never. Your call.
FAQ
What is Squire?
Squire is a personal assistant you text, the same way you'd text a friend. Ask it to remind you about something, sort out your inbox, move a meeting, or look something up, and it just does it. If something matters, it checks with you first. There's nothing to install: it shows up as a new contact on WhatsApp or Telegram.
How is this different from ChatGPT or Claude?
Those are the brains. Squire runs on whichever one you already pay for, and adds everything a chat window can't do: it remembers what you told it last month, it handles things on a schedule without being asked twice, it can plug into your email and calendar, and it lives in the app you already use to text people.
Which messaging apps does it work on?
WhatsApp and Telegram, from day one. You don't download anything. Your assistant sends the first message.
What can it connect to?
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook, GitHub, Notion, Slack, Todoist, Spotify, Uber, OpenTable and Amazon to start, with more on the way. Connecting anything is up to you. It will ask, and you can always say no.
Is my stuff private?
Yes. Every Squire runs in its own sealed space with its own keys, and your conversations never leave it. We built the service without a central place to store your messages, so there's no master inbox and no admin view of your life. Automated checks run on every release and fail if anything could leak.
How much does it cost?
There's a free trial at launch. We'll announce pricing when Squire launches, and people on the waitlist hear first.