Asmi AI - AI that handles your personal chores in the real world

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Asmi calls you every morning. You talk - it handles the day. It calls services (dentist, salon, plumber, bank, insurance) or people (friends, colleagues) to coordinate, book or resolve things. Updates you on iMessage or WhatsApp when done. It can navigate IVRS, wait on hold and handle complex conversations well.

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Looks like what my wife used to help me do, now she may hand off to Asmi AI :D

 That is exactly what Asmi is designed for—handling those endless life admin chores so that both of you can offload the mental load and focus on what matters most to you.


We’d love to know what she thinks once she hands off that first task to Asmi!

 Ideal scenario: Both of you use it and you get double the work done!

Can users review call transcripts afterward for transparency and verification?

 Thanks Nuseir!

Absolutely! Transparency is a core value for Asmi. After each successful task completion, users get a clear update alongside the transcript/recording, ensuring you always have total visibility and peace of mind.

As a founder, hold music might be my biggest productivity killer. Love this concept.

Yes to that and any real world task that consumes your time while you want to heads down focus on growing your business and spending time with your family. Asmi is here to handle it all!

 I had gotten so used to hold music that I started to enjoy it. Stockholm Syndrome, perhaps? But with Asmi, I can finally go back to my Spotify playlists.

I already have a list of things I can do with it: salon appointment, Apple support scheduling, meeting reminders, checking in with family for things like taking medicine on time, etc. :D

 Thank you, Ranjan!

Those are absolutely fantastic use cases, and using it to check in on family for medicine is incredibly thoughtful.

 I think the coolest part is being able to do things you didn't even consider before. Things which were an automatic no-go because picking up the phone yourself wasn't worth it. Call your neighbor to let them know that the smell of their cookies is tantalizing. Call your friend to ask what he thought about the latest episode of the show you both watch.

Things you didn't think about now become possible simply because the barrier to entry has vanished!

the daily morning call concept is surprisingly clever. It creates a natural habit loop. but can we call anytime of the day in case any task comes up?

 You got it! We are part of people’s daily lives, and many of them now eagerly wait for Asmi’s morning call.

You can call Asmi anytime of the day. Also, for Asmi’a inbound call, timing is totally customisable. In fact, Asmi confirms this explicitly over the very first call it makes to the user.

This is the kind of AI I’d actually use because the task finishes outside the app. Curious how you handle guardrails like max budget, preferred times, or asking before it confirms something?

 Thanks Farrukh!

To keep you in control, Asmi smartly analyzes the task context and always asks for your confirmation and preferences—like a max budget—before initiating anything.


If an unexpected detail ever slips through the cracks, it immediately reverts to you to gather that information and wrap up the task to completion.

Most AI agents live in neat cloud environments with clean APIs, but the real world runs on phone lines, hold music, and legacy IVR menus. Navigating that as a voice agent is an entirely different engineering hurdle. As someone focused on physical deployments, I’m curious—how does the agent handle complex, nested IVR menus or variable wait times without losing context of the goal? Brilliant concept, congrats on the launch!

 Thank you so much for the kind words! You hit the nail on the head—navigating the messy reality of phone lines is a massive hurdle.

Asmi is designed to handle nested IVR menus the exact same way it manages complex conversations interlaced with a lot of asks. It understands how to navigate around a menu or go back if it hits the wrong option, just like a human would. It also understands the concept of waiting on hold. It filters out superfluous wait-time messaging or speech and stays entirely focused on what matters—the core task and how to make it happen.

How does Asmi deal with complex negotiations or situations requiring judgment calls?

 Asmi is designed to handle negotiations by smartly gathering context based on real-world task information, past preferences, and the specific details you provide during your morning download. It uses that data to push for the best possible outcome on your behalf.

For more complex judgment calls that fall outside that context, Asmi won't just guess—it will revert to you for a quick steer, and then immediately jump back on the task to close it out as quickly as possible.

 To add to what Satwik said, there are three phases to each call. What happens before (i.e. what you tell us to do), what happens during (i.e. dealing with unforeseen circumstances on call), and what happens after (i.e. reporting what was done and how we followup).

A straightforward preempt, react and followup loop with intelligence baked into each step.

Is there a B2B version with an API? Which languages are supported? I’d be interested in integrating something like this into my startup.

 Thanks Natalia for the interest!

We’ve actually had a couple of inbounds about this already and plan to start working on a B2B version and API over the next few weeks. For languages, Asmi natively supports a wide global range including English, Spanish, Hindi, and Mandarin, among many others.


If you'd like to integrate this into your startup, drop your email ID and we’ll loop you into our B2B pipeline as soon as it's ready!

Support for wide range of tasks, 50 lanuages and on top of that it's free? Wow, how come it's not the product of the day today? ;) Sounds super handy. I do wonder though how it would work in real life if i want to make a doctor appointment - will real people a the medical center for example even talk to AI?

 Thank you, Alexandr!

Let me show this to you with an example. In the case you mentioned, Asmi will call the reception saying it's calling on behalf of Alexander to book an appointment for Saturday, 2pm. Given how human like and natural the experience is - most of the people/businesses are totally fine talking to an assistant That has been our experience.