Ayu
- Speaks
- हिन्दी · मराठी · English, and any mix
- Available in
- India and Japan
A personal assistant with its own computer. Say what you need. Ayu does it across the apps you already use, and asks before it sends, pays, or deletes anything.
Tap to talk. Double tap to approve.
The ring is Ayu’s only button. It talks to your phone over Bluetooth, and Ayu answers through your earbuds or your phone’s speaker.
| Kind | What it does | What it needs from you |
|---|---|---|
| Read | Checks your calendar, searches your inbox, opens a web page, compares prices. | Runs without asking you. |
| Draft | Writes the reply, fills in the form, puts things in the cart. Nothing leaves your account yet. | Waits for you to look it over. |
| Act | Sends, pays, books, deletes. Anything that cannot be taken back. | Waits for your double tap, every time. |
Japanese is still being tested.
Its own computer, not yours
Ayu clicks and types in a computer of its own that runs on our servers. Your phone and laptop are never touched.
That computer starts when you ask for something and shuts down when there is nothing left to do. Every start is from a clean copy, and your files and saved sign-ins come back with it.
How Ayu signs in to a site
- Ayu needs to sign in to irctc.co.in to book your train.
- The vault asks you first: “Let Ayu sign in to IRCTC?” You double tap.
- The vault signs in with your password. Ayu is not in the room.
- Ayu gets the signed-in page and carries on. Never the password.
What we keep, and for how long
| Passwords | Until you delete them. |
| Saved sign-ins | Until the site would sign you out anyway. |
| What Ayu did | Kept as a history you can read, with passwords and codes taken out. |
| Screenshots | Deleted shortly after the task that took them. |
Everything is encrypted. Accounts in India are stored in India, and accounts in Japan in Japan.