Introducing Hathi

Today we're introducing Hathi: a private AI that lives in the messages you already send. Hathi remembers what matters, acts on your behalf, and reaches out before you ask.

A private AI in the messages you already use

You do not download another app or keep another tab open. Hathi lives inside WhatsApp and the other channels you already use.

You message Hathi as you would a friend, and Hathi helps from there.

What Hathi does

Hathi remembers the details that matter: your people, your plans, your preferences. You do not have to repeat yourself.

Hathi can act on your behalf: collect information, draft a message, set a reminder, or prepare something for you to approve.

Hathi can also reach out first: a nudge before a deadline, a note when something you were waiting for changes.

How Hathi works

Hathi is messaging-first, because that is where you already are. There is no new interface to learn.

Every conversation makes Hathi know you a little better. Over time, Hathi knows more, not less.

Each person gets their own agent, with their own memory and their own boundaries. Your memory stays yours.

"The best interface is the one you don't have to learn. Hathi meets you where you are."

What we don't do

We do not train AI on your messages. We do not sell your data. There are no ads.

If a feature cannot be built without breaking those commitments, we will not build it.

Where Hathi is early

Hathi is new, and that shows in places. Memory sometimes misses the small details, and some tasks take a couple of tries.

We would rather tell you that up front than have you find it yourself.

How privacy works here

Your conversations and memory are kept in encrypted, isolated storage tied to your account. You can export or delete what Hathi remembers, at any time.

Hathi's memory runs on our own systems. Where we ask a third-party AI provider to help with a task, we strip or blur identifying detail first, so the provider cannot rebuild what you sent.

That is the mechanism behind the promise. Privacy holds because of how the system is built, not because you take our word for it.

Ways to start

Hathi is free while we launch, no card, no trial.

Paid plans will come later. To begin, message Hathi and say hello.