You've handed things to assistants before. You've never just texted one. Instinct connects to the apps and devices you already use - email, messaging, calendar, screen, audio, location - and takes things off your plate over plain text or a call: bookings, rides, inbox cleanup, shopping, flights, follow-ups. Early users have rebooked travel, cancelled subscriptions, even planned a wedding with it. Currently invite-only early access while the team scales compute.

Hey Product Hunt! I've been using Instinct for a while and it's the first AI assistant that feels less like an app and more like a person you can hand things to - it's booked tables for me, arranged rides, cleaned up my inbox, and chased down email threads I'd completely dropped. One caveat: it's invite-only early access for now, so you can't just sign up today. But if you're curious, drop a comment and I'll DM you an invite link while I have them. Genuine question for this community: what's the first real-life task you'd trust an AI with over text - and where's the line you wouldn't let it cross? (The privacy trade-offs being covered in the press are real, and worth reading before connecting your accounts.)

Instinct

A personal AI you can text or call to run your life

A personal AI you can text or call to run your life