Free with any agent
The hub
Reads every message in your group, decides which agent handles each part, and checks the plan before anyone acts. Message it directly and it answers for your whole team.
Early access · limited to 100 people
Sign in with Google once and pick the agents you need. Each one joins your Telegram group as its own bot and works in your real Gmail, Calendar and Tasks. You just type.
Type it the way you'd text a friend
How it works
Three steps, about two minutes. No bots to build and no new app to install.
01 / Sign in
One tap makes your account and connects Gmail, Calendar and Tasks. Google shows exactly what's shared.
02 / Unlock
Pay only for the ones you need. Each unlock lasts 30 days and the hub comes free with any of them.
03 / Add to group
Tap Connect, then Start in Telegram. Make a group and add each agent with one tap. Then type what you need.
The team
Each agent is its own Telegram bot with one job, and does it inside your Google account.
Free with any agent
Reads every message in your group, decides which agent handles each part, and checks the plan before anyone acts. Message it directly and it answers for your whole team.
Reads, searches and summarizes your Gmail, downloads files attached to emails (into the chat and your vault), and writes emails you send from your own address with one tap.
Checks your Google Calendar, adds and cancels events, and plans your day or week.
Turns messy notes into tasks and saves them to Google Tasks; lists and completes your tasks.
Makes, edits and converts files of every everyday type: PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, images (resize, compress, to PDF, reads text from photos and scans), OpenDocument, RTF, old .doc/.xls/.ppt: send a file and say what to change, or ask for a new document. Can pull live stock prices and web info into it, can follow the customer's saved document styles ("work style mai bana do"), finds and resends older documents from the customer's vault ("vahi Tata report bhejo"), keeps files in their vault ("vault mai rakh do"), and finds and sends ANY file, photo, video or audio from their phone or their whole Google Drive ("Drive se WW2 wala video de do", "gallery se kal ki photo bhejo").
Google Maps: finds places near the customer or anywhere (cafes, restaurants, shops, ATMs, hospitals) with ratings, reviews, opening hours and distance, works out how far and how long with live traffic (car, bike, metro, walking) with a navigation link, and knows where they are when they share their location. Anything about places, directions, 'near me', 'kitna door', 'kaise jaau', or a shared 📍 location.
Coming later
Watch it work
Under the hood
You never pick an agent or learn a command. The hub reads your message and hands each part to whoever should do it.
You type
The hub decides
{ "to": ["calendar", "gmail"] }
Agents reply
The hub routes and each agent replies as itself, so you always know who did what.
One private chat that answers for all your agents and knows your account.
Talk to a single agent's bot directly when you only need that one.
Memory
Small, useful memory that you can correct, instead of a giant history every agent reads.
Facts
Contacts and preferences are saved as small facts any agent can use. Say it again to correct it, or ask it to forget.
Focus
The hub tags every message with who it was for. The Tasks agent gets its own messages plus the latest few, not your whole inbox chat.
Patience
Three quick messages are read as one. It replies once you've gone quiet, not mid-thought.
Safety
Agents that work in your real email need clear limits. These are built in, not settings you have to find.
Emails go out from your own Gmail address. Check each one with a 📤 Send tap, or let the Gmail agent send for you.
What's inside your emails and events is read as information, never as instructions. A sneaky email can't make an agent do anything.
The Calendar agent adds and cancels your own events. It never sends invites to other people.
The bots answer only signed-up, linked accounts, and only with the agents that account has unlocked.
Access runs through Google's own sign-in. Remove it anytime from your Google account's permissions page.
Messages are understood by Azure OpenAI, which doesn't train its models on your data.
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A chatbot can tell you what to write. It can't write it from your address, at the right time, in the right place.
Pricing
Every agent unlocks on its own for 30 days. There's no subscription and nothing renews by itself. Buy again whenever you want more time and it adds on.
₹845 / 30 days
FAQ
The short version: your Google account, your Telegram, your call.
No. The bots already exist and everyone shares them. You add them to your own Telegram group with one tap each. Telegram doesn't let apps add bots to a group for you, which is the only reason that tap exists.
Yes. The Gmail agent sends emails on your behalf, from your own Gmail address. By default it shows you the draft with a 📤 Send button so you can check it first. If you'd rather it just send, it can do that too.
Reading your Gmail, writing and sending emails as you, managing your calendar and managing your Google Tasks. Google shows you the exact list before you agree, and you can remove access anytime from your Google account.
Telegram lets each agent be a real bot in your group that posts as itself and shows buttons you can tap. It also runs on your phone and laptop at the same time, and it's free.
Yes. Message the hub directly and it answers for all your agents. Message an agent's own bot and you get just that agent.
It keeps small facts you tell it, like a contact's email or how you like your meetings, and every agent can use them. Say it again to correct it, or ask it to forget. Each agent only sees the part of the chat that was meant for it.
That agent locks and shows a 🔒 with a link to unlock it again. Your other agents keep working, and buying again adds another 30 days.
Your messages are processed by Azure OpenAI so the agents can understand them. Azure doesn't use them to train its models. The text of your emails and events is treated as information only, never as instructions.
It's in early access. While Google reviews the app, sign-in is limited to 100 people.
Sign in with Google, pick your agents, and send your first message in about two minutes.
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