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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@hamza_afzal_butt Hey Hamza - yes, Asmi does that today. It can call multiple vendors in parallel and get you a good price. Would love for you to try it out!
Looks useful, Asmi AI: AI that handles your personal chores in the real world. Who did you build this for first?
@borrellbr Thanks Ignacio. We initially built Asmi for busy professionals drowning in life admin, overwhelmed parents managing endless family logistics, and students juggling chaotic schedules. Basically, anyone who is completely done with phone fatigue and hold music!
@borrellbr One surprising cohort was retired folks who wanted to try something new. We got some wonderful feedback from them too!
About time AI becomes personal. Genuinely impressed by the realistic voice and the ahems she does before clarifying stuff. I used ASMI to handle quite a few calls in my day to day. All the best team
@sreecharan_d Thanks a lot, Sreecharan! Can't thank you enough to be our early user and help us improve the product. We'll keep making Asmi better every day.
@sreecharan_d Glad the "ahems" are working in the real world for you. We kept them intentionally - we found that natural disfluencies dramatically improve how humans on the other end respond.
the morning call where you talk and it handles the day is the interaction model worth understanding in detail. how much context does Asmi retain between days and how does it handle tasks that span multiple days or require follow-up. if i tell it to book a dentist appointment on Monday and the dentist calls back Tuesday with available slots, does Asmi handle that callback autonomously or does it come back to me for confirmation
@ansari_adin Hi Ansari, great question.
When Asmi makes a call in the morning and you talk about an appointment which is few days away, Asmi would remember it and then execute it over the next few days. It can be after 7 days, 15 days, or 30 days. It has a long-term memory, and it can remember.
If, taking your case, the dentist says that they will come back for the appointment the next day, Asmi will remember it and it can make the call back the next day by itself. It won't come back to you for permission.
The whole intent of building this system is keeping users updated at every step, but not asking for permissions wherever it is not required, because the user has already talked about a task that needs to happen. Asmi will go and execute it and only stop once it is finally done.
Love how it bridges the gap between digital and real-world tasks. Waiting on hold and navigating IVRs is such a pain.
@marianna_tymchuk Thanks Marianna. That’s true. People are loving Asmi for the same reason.
Congrats on launching. Can it also remind me of renewals and chores?
@krutiparekh16 Thanks Kruti. Absolutely!! It can help you keep track of the day/week, remember things, and remind you at the right moment. Further, it can pick up those chores at the right moment and complete them for you :)
Most AI products save minutes. This one seems capable of saving actual hours. Really cool discovery on Product Hunt today!
@zerotox Thank you so much Abhishek!
Saving people real hours and giving them their time back is the ultimate goal. So glad you discovered us on Product Hunt today! 🙌
Very interesting!!! Does it work in India for services like insurance, uber, hotel booking, etc.?
@ragsyme Hi Raghav - Yes, it works in India for all the use cases you mentioned and more. Hope that answers your question. Feel free to shoot more anytime here!
I got a charge back to fight and this is perfect! Great job team!
@pkpio Thanks for the kind words. Glad you loved it.
@pkpio Thanks Praveen! Try it out and let us know your experience. Asmi is designed to handle this.
Really exciting vision especially the ability to wait on hold and manage complex conversations without constant supervision. How do users typically build trust in Asmi before letting it make calls on their behalf?
@iamwilliammills Thanks, Williams. Great question.
Typically, people talk to Asmi over a call for the first time, give it one or two tasks, mostly making it call their personal contacts like their friends, family, or colleagues. Asmi accomplishes the first task, and we also have a flow where Asmi can send you the audio recording after a task is successfully completed. That's what creates more trust among people, and then they start using it every day for other tasks also.