Yomi AI

People juggle email follow-ups, calendar conflicts, upcoming deadlines and everyday spending across many separate apps like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, GitHub and Slack. Today this means manually opening each app, remembering what needs a reply, and tracking due dates and receipts by hand, which leads to ghosted emails, missed deadlines and little visibility into where money went. The page frames this as the default state most assistants only respond when opened, rather than proactively tracking what is slipping.

Yomi is a personal AI agent that lives inside Telegram (and a web app) and can be reached by typed message, voice note, or photo. It connects to Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Classroom, Tasks, Meet, Maps, GitHub, Notion, Slack and Linear, and runs scheduled 'ideas' such as a morning brief, inbox follow-ups, a weekly reset, deadline watch, spending recap, a GitHub digest, receipt tracking, and meal logging. It remembers details users tell it (such as dietary preferences) and brings them up later, and it keeps a 'vault' where card details are encrypted with AES-256-GCM and can be capped with a monthly spending limit. Critically, anything that would change something outside the chat, sending a message, booking, paying, or deleting, stops and waits for a one-tap approval before it happens.